Monday, January 26, 2015
Duster Design 1766
Duster was designed per her owners design brief: The owner wishes to build a "sweet" (his word) sailing auxiliary, suitable for family cruising or ocean racing under the C.C.A. Rule. The lines practically duplicate those of Inverness, design #1689, but her rig and accommodations are entirely different.
Built by Paul Luke of Northeast Harbor, Maine, she was launched in 1964.
Here are the plans.
Heres an old magazine article although I cant identify what magazine this is from.
The boat was completely rebuilt by Cove Landing Marina of Lyme, Connecticut in 2002.
Principal Dimensions
LOA 47-5"
LWL 33-0"
Beam 12-0"
Draft 6-9"
Displacement 29,635 lbs
Ballast 11,750 lbs
Sail Area 1,012 sq ft
LOA 47-5"
LWL 33-0"
Beam 12-0"
Draft 6-9"
Displacement 29,635 lbs
Ballast 11,750 lbs
Sail Area 1,012 sq ft
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