Arno Day Designs

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by chippah, Jan 21, 2009.

  1. chippah
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    chippah Junior Member

    Does any one know where to find a copy the plans of Arno Days' "Great Cove 21"? It was featurerd in Wooden Boat in June 1995, but I have come up dry looking for plans.
     
  2. Tiny Turnip
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  3. alan white
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    alan white Senior Member

    Maybe the maritime museum in Searsport could help. I assume you've asked the crew at Woodenboat already.
     
  4. eponodyne
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    eponodyne Senior Member

    Another resource you shouldn't overlook--not to replace Boatdesign, but to supplement--is the WoodenBoat Forum. I believe there are some gents on there who knew Mr Day personally and worked with him. For sure if they themselves didn't, they know someone who did.

    Free to join.
     
  5. alan white
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    alan white Senior Member

    I may even have a set of molds for that boat, but I have to ask a friend if the design is the one were discussing. I'll get back to you. Are you anywhere close to Bangor?
     
  6. chippah
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    chippah Junior Member

    I am in Kennebunkport and would be interested in your molds if they are to the Great Cove 21.

    thanks
     
  7. alan white
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    alan white Senior Member

    Let me check then. I have to contact my friend. Was this a round bilge stripper? Also, if you gave me the beam I could measure the midship mold and see if the addition of about an inch of cedar would match.
     
  8. chippah
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    chippah Junior Member

    It's a multi chined outboard skiff.
     

  9. alan white
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    alan white Senior Member

    No, mine is round-bottomed. Sorry to mislead you.
     
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