Historical multihulls

Discussion in 'Multihulls' started by Gary Baigent, Feb 26, 2012.

  1. Gary Baigent
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    Beautiful early Nigel Irens design Gordano Goose.
     

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  3. Will Gilmore
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    The Double Eagle, launched 1967 as the first powered catamaran licensed by the USCG to carry passengers. Builder: Clark Mills, Clearwater Bay Marine Ways for the Old Man and Double Eagle Enterprises. The Number II and III are still in operation out of Clearwater. The DE II was also designed by Clark.

    -Will (Dragonfly)
     
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    Back in the day...when water was not crowded and when Malibu Outriggers began to rake the surf in CA...without masks, doncha know!
     
  5. Gary Baigent
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    New faired box main beam, new 465mm chord wing mast for 40 year old Groucho.
     

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    Northern 11 1987. Just putting it back together now. Has it made the past historical multihull designs?
     

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