Thirty foot Crocker on YW

[rbgarr]

http://tinyurl.com/yv9e93

[Paul Pless]

Would you happen to know which design or plan # she is? I quickly looked through my Crocker design collection and didn't recognize her.

[rbgarr]

Nope, and I would also like to know where in Georgia the boat was being launched in the photos.

P.S. It' so annoying that the book of Crocker's plans has no chrono-list of designs or index.

[StevenBauer]

Have you seen this list Dave?

www.crockersboatyard.com/ssc-designlist.html


Steven

[Terry Rhoads]

That's a tough one to ID. Closest I can see is # 154- "Amantha" series. Profile looks right, dimensions would be right, if you assume the seller is including the bowsprit in length. Apparently there were many sets of plans sold. Only problem is build date- book says first of the series was built 1932. Perhaps seller is mistaken. An email or call to Crocker's might resolve it.
Terry

[earling2]

great minds think alike
I actually emailed the broker for some detail. Frustrating--no specs, no design name or number, no anything but some tiny little photos...
I agree--sure looks like Amantha, so yeah, they must have measured the bowsprit and gotten the date wrong by a couple of years since that's a 1932 or 1933 design and the boat's supposedly a 1930
I also agree that the Crocker book is frustrating--I would buy a second edition if they came out with one with an index (gasp!), all the designs, more and bigger photos, a chronology . . .
To compete with the Alden catalogue, which is a lot more organized and inclusive

[Stu Fyfe]

Looks like she's wintering out here. Northside Marina in Dennis isn't exactly a brokerage. I'll do a drive-by tomorrow.If not there then she's somewhere in Orleans.