Lake One-Design Rhodes

Le voilier Lake One-Design Rhodes est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Skaneateles Boat & Canoe en États-Unis. Ce voilier Quille fixe, gréé en Sloop fractionné, réalisé par l'architecte naval Phillip Rhodes avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.60 m. La production a démarré en 1938.

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Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)Winner of a design competition sponsored by the Lake Yacht Racing Association that represented several sailing clubs on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Initially built by a few yards in the Great Lakes area, this class gained significant popularity across the US during years preceeding WWII.
(Images to included soon.)