The cockpit is 6 feet 9 inches long and 3 feet 9 inches wide at its widest place; 3 feet wide at its narrowest place. There is a single thwart supporting the after end of the center board trunk. Since the foot boards are above the bottom the crew sits on the floor which is the best place to handle a small boat anyway, the weights being low and windage cut to a minimum. There is unusual room for two. There is a water tight bulkhead each end supplying ample floatation in case of a capsize or swamping. All open boats should be obliged to carry water tight compartment or floatation tanks.

This latest of MoToR BoatinG's family of worthwhile boats is 18 feet in over all length; 16 feet on the water line; 4 feet 10 inches in breadth; and 9 inches draft to bottom of skeg. With center board lowered the draft is 2 feet. The freeboard at the bow is 1 foot 7 inches: at the stern the same: at the lowest point (amidship) 1 foot 3 inches. The model is a true double-ender; both ends being exactly alike. The sides show generous flare; and flare, in a flat bottomed boat, spells stability. The bottom lines show a slight convexity athwartship similar to the excellent Star class. There is a gentle fore and aft sweep in the profile of the keel and chine lines. The stem and stern profiles are alike. A small skeg breaks the water ahead of the rudder and prevents floating seaweed or grass from lodging and trailing against the rudder post. The boat has a hinged center board, of course.