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Magic was built by |
Captain Dan from |
NW Florida. |
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Magic |
Magic was launched |
in April, 2009. |
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Antiquity was built by |
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North Falmouth, Massachusetts. |
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Antiquity |
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Antiquity is powered by a |
3-cylinder Kubota and will be |
used on the West Coast of Fla. |
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Antiquity |
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the water. |
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This Rescue Minor is being built |
by Mark Bayne's |
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of Charleston, |
South Carolina |
for use in |
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the Bahamas. |
A movie of the Sea Island Rescue Minor in Action. |
A 3" to 1' scale model of |
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Rescue Minor |
built by Rich Ledergerber. |
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Rich and his model. |
A foam/fiberglass |
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sandwich |
Rescue Minor with modified topsides being built by Bob Vinson |
with help from foam/fiberglass expert Dana Greenwood. |
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Bob Vinson in the middle wearing black shirt, Dana Greenwood second from stern in green shirt. |
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Renick, West Virginia in 2008. |
Pat Atkin and Timm Schleiff at the 2008 WoodenBoat
show in Mystic, Conn. |
Pat Atkin, Timm Schleiff |
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and Pat's nephew at Mystic. |
A Rescue Minor being built by |
Steve Day and Wally Lathem |
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of Daphne, Alabama. |
William Randolph was built by |
Richard Harding in 2009-2010 |
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for use in the Perdido Bay, Alabama area. |
A video of Joe Sexton's Rescue Minor build. |
Frank Buonanno Rescue Minor Build |
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Bridgeport, CT |
Frank Buonanno Rescue Minor |
Frank Buonanno Rescue Minor |
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Frank Buonanno Rescue Minor |
Frank Buonanno Rescue Minor |
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RESCUE MINOR built by Keith Kleinstuber from Devon, UK |
Keith stuck faithfully to the hull shape but made the interior to suit his needs and has not found anything he would change yet - except for the crummy weather he has been "enjoying." |
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A nice photo of the electrically-powered Rescue Minor recently completed at the Great Lakes Boat Building School. The
hull is exactly as John designed it, but our second-year instructor and designer, Kees Prins, modified the topsides to compliment the runabout aesthetic that is prevalent
in our area of the Great Lakes. |
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