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Publicité
Amphibi-Con
par Sailstar Boats
monocoque
1954
S'abonner
Amphibi-Con
Le voilier Amphibi-Con est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Sailstar Boats en États-Unis. Ce voilier Dérive pivotante, gréé en Sloop en tête, réalisé par l'architecte naval Cyrus Hamlin, Farham Butler avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.30 m. La production a démarré en 1954. 125 exemplaires du bateau ont été produits.
Bateau disponible d'occasion
Publicité
Présentation
One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).One of the earliest trailerable cruising sailboats of this size built in America. Also built by Burr Bros. Boats, Inc. Some built in Finland.
Reportedly, a mold was made and few were built in fiberglass by Sailstar Boats.(not confirmed)
A curious aside: Charles Angle, designer and early promoter of 'trailer sailing', is recorded as being the purchaser of Hull #1, (1954).
