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This fancied up XLNC owned by John S. Addcott did 11.5 mph.
with a 5 hp. engine. |
Another fancy XLNC, this one owned by a Mr. Matthews,
of Bradenton, Florida. |
Bill Oakes built this XLNC at Harpswell, Maine. |
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She's powered by an 8 hp. |
Palmer one-cylinder gas engine. |
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This XLNC is being built by Don Landry in Bayou Vista, Louisiana |
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Don is doing a wonderful job of building and more photos will be added as he goes along. |
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Here are a few more progress pictures for November, 2012 |
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Here are a couple more progress pictures for April, 2013 |
July, 2013 Progress |
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July, 2013 Progress. The hull has been painted. |
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An air cooled diesel V-twin engine, 25 H.P. is carefully placed into the XLNC as to not upset the balance of the craft. |
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The newly christened Snail is ready for launch and sea trials! |
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Snail can reach 17mph (over ground) with just one person in it! Congratulations Don on a successful first build!! |
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