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Month: October 2017

IMS, CHS Maxi by Julian Everitt 1989

Posted on October 27, 2017October 27, 2017 by Julian Everitt
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Channel 70

Posted on October 26, 2017 by Julian Everitt

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58ft cruiser racer sail plan

Posted on October 26, 2017October 26, 2017 by Julian Everitt
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58ft Cruiser Racer.

Posted on October 26, 2017October 26, 2017 by Julian Everitt
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Recent Posts

  • From Russia with Titanium
  • New Responsibilities.
  • RB Sailing: Backlash (Everitt 43)
  • Eliminator
  • The lines of the 12 metre Chancegger, designed by Britton Chance as a trial horse and inspiration for the home grown French America’s Cup challenger of 1970. Conceived outside of the rules for AC competition, Chancegger acted only as a pace boat for France. Chancegger is effectively the first 12 of the second generation boats that started with Intrepid in 1967 with a bustle and separate rudder. As such her extremely fair lines are interesting – devoid of bow bumps and rule ‘cheating’ rudder fairings, which would appear on all the 1970 generation 12’s – apart from Gretel II.

Recent Comments

Julian Everitt on From Russia with Titanium
Dave Elderfield on From Russia with Titanium
Julian Everitt on Diplomat Quarter Tonner
Rob Gray on Diplomat Quarter Tonner
Julian Everitt on Diplomat Quarter Tonner

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