Plastic Classic Forum

Hi Northstar, I just came across the same story on a different site, and thought the boat was a Triton and came here to check if it was mentioned before. Well, it was. Thank you for the info. Have a nice day. The related article is on Teresa Carey's blog (Sailing, simplicity and the pursuit of happi...

Welcome, avninal, It looks like a fun project. Those French-built boats really do look different (sort of a cross between a West Coast Triton, with the fiberglass molded coaming boards, and a Peugeot). I'm curious about the lack of sheet winches on your coamings. Is that just temporary, or are thos...

Well, I said beauty, but there's also a saying that goes like a crow sees his/her chick as a phoenix.

Hi all, Meet the beauty. Photos were taken last year before the restoration works started. Obviously the previous owner also didn't like the idea of having a big port beating into a seaway, so he glassed it. The contour lines are still visible from inside the front cabin. http://desmond.imageshack.u...

Greetings all. Skipper 20 looks like a lovely boat with great lines. May be very useful in fishing too. I was also considering to buy one very similiar to this as my first sailboat couple of years ago. http://www.rotaboat.com/p-r-586-princess-575-kamarali-yelkenli-2-product.htm?sessionid=75f930c6c11...

Thank you TritonSean, now that you mention it, the overhanging stern does look longer.

Dear forum members, greetings to all. I have seen this boat for sale and in the ad it says 1971 Italian made Sparkman & Stephens. I called the person but she has really not much info. I think it looks like a Triton, but can't be sure. The ad : http://www.sahibinden.com/listing/vasita-deniz-aracl...