Murray G. Peterson "Pamet"

[Barry]

Does any one have a source for plans of Murray G. Peterson's Old Gaffer "Pamet". Even study plans would be good.

Thanks, Barry

[michigangeorge]

Murray G Peterson & Associates
Jones Cove
48 Jones Point Rd
South Bristol, Maine
04568-4310
peterson@lincoln.midcoast.com

[Hazy Chris]

I think I ordered a two page article about the original plans for the power boat this was based upon. (18" launch) from Mystic seaport. It was in The rudder ~1934 I think. I'll dig around tonight and post again if I can find it.

[Barry]

Thanks George and Chris.

Couldn't find much on Murray Peterson or Pamet via google.

[StevenBauer]

There was one at the Maine Boatbuilder's Show last year, I'll look for pics....

Is this her?

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid202/pfe5d8206fea468bf89f32c2054140261/efc426fa.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid202/p38df5ae6f4a1e30a093e50d3d9733124/efc6ff08.jpg

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid202/p3c57c0adaeb3c480fbac6421d3764a7b/efc6fe28.jpg

Built by the Apprenticeshop in Rockland.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid202/pc2a417f75df16c483eda1a8e051b8f81/efc6ff81.jpg

[StevenBauer]

From the Apprenticeshop webpage:

18' Double Ender 'Old Gaffer'
Originally designed as a motor launch, this beautiful double-ended hull was later converted to sail. The addition of a ballast keel and a self-tending gaff headed sloop rig make this boat easy to handle and quick in the lightest of breezes. Her large cockpit and small cuddy cabin make her ideal for daysails with up to 4 adults or the occasional week-end camp cruise. Although small in size, this design is rugged and built to take the harsh conditions occasionally found when cruising in coastal waters.

Designer: Murray Peterson


http://atlchal.myaiweb30.com/boats/images/a_cimg_boatcatalog_03-2.jpg

http://atlchal.myaiweb30.com/boats/images/a_cimg_boatcatalog_03.jpg

http://atlchal.myaiweb30.com/boats/images/a_cimg_boatcatalogindex_03.jpg

[Hazy Chris]

Hey Steve,
It was your pictures from the original thread you posted that caught my eye and made me seek out the rudder issue. Thank you! Beautiful Pics and a beautiful boat. I think I can scan in the page (one page actually not two) tomorrow and possibly post it.

Chris

[yorgie]

Barry,good to see a post from you.I hope all's going well.Give me a call if you're in town.

Chris

[JimD]

My kind of boat - not overly beamy and plenty of lead on the bottom.

[Hazy Chris]

I'm having a gronicle of a time posting the scan. I can e-mail it if you are interested. In the meantime, I'll keep trying to get it posted.--Chris

[Hazy Chris]

http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=4290084673

[Wild Dingo]

That gave us the album Chris ;) Actually a better option! :cool:

Thanks

[Paul Pless]

Dang, that's a pretty boat!:)

[JimD]

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid222/p0d807e8edc242d7ab4fdacf7b08f06bf/eb34f117.jpg (javascript:viewExifData())