#1 Dear Customer, I regret to inform you that the restoration of your classic EC-12 hull is going to take longer than anticipated...:p]

#2 Hey Rick, I am new to the class, does this constitute a violation of class rule 3.3???? [:o)]

#3 Well, I need to get back to the shop, I left the ban saw running....[xx(]

Guess I should have saved this for April 1st... but... what the heck...[:D][}:)]

Laarrrryyyy, did you saw a boat in half by accident? [:D]

Joe Walter #24

Nah- he just wants one those one meter things and this is the latest design[:D][:D][:D][:D]

Chris
NZL1 Longtack
&
NZL110 Swept Away

"Make him an offer he can't refuse."
-Don Corleone


Or is this a subject from that new book, "Yacht Design Made Easy" by The Three Stooges?

So you needed a little access to fix that broken bow block, huh?

A little duct tape and she'll be good as new.[;)]

Joe Walter #24

Well, shoot! I will answer the question. It is not in violation of 3.3, as nothing has been altered.

I hope that was not an Ozmun.

...94

Looks like a Dumas.

does not the rules state lenth is determined by the mold ?
still think a bow bumper could have saved you all that hassle!

Actually it's a 20+ year old Ludwig hull, that made a wonderful pattern for the cradle.