Here's our 1967 Soverel 28. The first version of these had a full keel with attached rudder. The MORC had a spade rudder and a much bigger cabin than my boat. The MORC II was a somewhat rare boat with a 10' cockpit and VERY low "sitting" headroom. These boats all had lots of teak, and mine actually has a bronze centerboard. Totally bulletproof hulls, built very strongly. Fast in their day, they are VERY heavy for their size by today's standards. .
Soverel 28 MORC II
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1967 Soverel 28 #82
THE INCIDENT
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THE INCIDENT
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i love you Rachel!
And of course, I am just getting the hang of posting to this forum!
Richard
And of course, I am just getting the hang of posting to this forum!
Richard
Rachel wrote:That's a pretty boat!
I wasn't familiar with those before you posted - had heard the name but only associated it with the racier newer boats. Certainly hadn't seen your MORC II version.
Thanks for the photos (and could you post more?)
Rachel
Richard McManus
1967 Soverel 28 #82
THE INCIDENT
1967 Soverel 28 #82
THE INCIDENT