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mosquito catamaran GRP hulls (free) Melbourne/Australia

Discussion in 'Marketplace' started by Corley, Feb 3, 2010.

  1. Corley
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    Corley epoxy coated

    pair of mosquito catamaran hulls (hulls are solid grp decks are ply) it seems a pity to throw them out please pm for details. Parts are located in Melbourne, Vic, would be perfect to rebuild a mozzie with soft hulls or maybe if your looking at a cat/tri conversion you could use these as floats.
     
  2. Roger_Wegener
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    Roger_Wegener New Member

    Hi Corley, Love to have them - what can you tell me about them?
     
  3. Corley
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    http://home.vicnet.net.au/~nmcca/ gives a bit more info. The hulls are 16 feet long and the original boat is a twin trapeze arrangement off the beach cat. I'm keeping the rig/sails etc for my other mozzie but will throw in spare rudders and daggerboards with the hulls if you want them for $50.
     
  4. Roger_Wegener
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    Roger_Wegener New Member

    Thanks Corley - lets talk 0410548783
     
  5. Corley
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    Roger was not able to pick these hulls up and transport costs to Port Lincoln proved prohibitive so these hulls are still available to anyone who is interested.
     
  6. DJ_GAFFA
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    DJ_GAFFA New Member

    Still available??

    Hey mate,

    Are the hulls still available??

    What condition are they in?? would they be useful in building a boat to minimum weight???

    please drop me an email at laser.cop@hotmail.com

    Cheers mate.
     
  7. Corley
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    They are good solid hulls but I think you would be hard pressed to build a boat to minimum weight with them they are solid grp not foam cored so they are fairly thick and reasonably heavy. Having said that though the last owner reckoned he never had any trouble keeping up with the fleet when racing and only rarely found the additional weight a problem.

    The hulls are in pretty good nick just the decks need a bit of clean up and paint and the hulls need final coating.
     

  8. mterrassa
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    mterrassa Junior Member

    interested

    Please send me pics please i am very interested

    Thanks

    Miguel A Terrassa
     
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