Hurray! The boat is here.
Since the initial order it took a little over 3 months to build her, sometimes a little stressful to get everything in order, but this part of our dream has finished.
From the Craft Identification Number (CIN) it seems our hull is number 27.
The only problem was with my trailer. It turned out that the keel rollers are too low and the boat would hit the trailer fenders, so it needed some modification.
One last thing before the boat registration is to decide the boat name. Not final yet, but getting there.
Enjoy some photos of the final state.
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| mast transport "pillows" |
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| younger daughter with her baby loves this boat :-) |
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| boom with lazy-bag and main sail |
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| genoa sail bag |
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| head wall - spot for paddle and stuff |
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| very nice wood work |
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| Kitchen needs some cooktop, probably Origo A100. |
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| Normally, under this shelve there is a flexible water tank. I think this is a good spot for a gas tank |
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| battery locker |
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| outboard motor bracked in the running possition |
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| setting up my trailer |
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