Olson 911 S Ericson

Le voilier Olson 911 S Ericson est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Ericson Yachts en États-Unis. Ce voilier Quille fixe, gréé en Sloop en tête, réalisé par l'architecte naval Carl Schumacher avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.70 m. La production a démarré en 1987.

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Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.Molds for this yacht were acquired from Pacific Boat Works.
Boats built by Ericson where built using a heavier layup schedule (with less or no core), which accounts for the greater displacement shown here.