The Class
Registry is a record of owners and their boats. A portion of
that record is provided here without the personal information.
It is also provided so members can download and sort the data as
they wish.
The history of
this data, which is a lineage of the boats, has been recorded
since the beginning of the Class. This heritage is noted today
of all those before us that recorded the information. Some
things have been lost and some items are missing, as you will
see when you browse the Registry. Most notable will be hull
serial numbers and hull manufacturers. What you see in these
documents is what we have from an index card file that has been
passed down through decades. The digital record used today has
been duplicated from these cards. The character of the
information on the cards that cannot be preserved in style by
reasonable digital processes may have been lost. There are 3300
entry lines recording the history of the boats registered over
four decades at the writing in 2012.
It should be
noted that the Registry has been recorded from the paper record
as it was written. The only changes have been those verified, as
boats pass from owner to owner. The dates reflect when the
registration was made initially and when passed to another. They
are not always in order. The duplicate paper record was stopped
in 2008 and archived by the class. The official Class Registry
is maintained by the Class Secretary and not represented in data
at the AMYA or in the public domain. These public links are
generally updated around the first of a month.
Hull
Manufacturer Designators
Updated: November 14, 2016
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