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Memory
The “Memory” is a beautiful 8 ft LOA mahogany runabout of classic style. It is built primarily of plywood using an epoxy chine and taped seams.
Power is provided by a small electric trolling motor mounted in a rudder post aft with speed controls relocated on the instrument panel. A foot mounted push button switch assures safe operation. Steering is accomplished through a simple wheel and cable system. A standard 12 volt deep cycle battery mounted forward provides sufficient capacity for several hours of fun. An on-board charger facilitates easy recharging. Although intended for children, it will accommodate up to 300 pounds.
The “Memory” was originally designed for weekend-long family boat building events. Participants can finish this boat in under 16 hours, complete with motor, custom transom graphics and varnish; ready to be launched. Response has prompted the offering of plans, kits, and completed boats in addition to our regularly scheduled family boat building weekends.
DESIGN SPECS
| Designer: | Brad Christensen |
| Year of Design: | 2009 |
| LOA: | 8 ft |
| Beam Length: | 4 ft |
| Draft Length: | 14 inches |
| Displacement: | 100 lbs empty, 400 lbs loaded |
| Materials: | Wood Other |
| Propulsion: | electric |
| Skill Level to Build: | beginner, but with some woodworking experience |
| Cost: | instruction book and plans $65, kits $1000-$2400, completed boats around $4500, family boatbuilding weekend $2200 |
| Website: | |
| Contact Information: | 653 Lakeway Drive |




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memory plans
How or where do I order the plans for the 8ft memory boat?
I would suggest going to
I would suggest going to their going to their website and asking them directly.
Here is their contact page: www.woodiesrestorations.com/contact.html