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There was no way you could ever sheet a big Int 14 Genoa inside the shrouds it wouls not get past the Diamonds and spreaders! The initial Peter Scott/John Winter trapeze was for the 1938 POW race and immediately Peter was asked to draft a rule banning it until the pressure from Jeremy Pudney amongst...

It is also the ancestor of the Scorpion which was reputedly the same line but with the very high freeboard cut down a modern centre plate and a much higher aspect rig.

I would guess the build date may be right K 754 was 1961.

Wether or not it's the weather a good varnish job now you sail it?

It IS Tamesis club that identified the boat as Tamesis in their shared dinghy park with Arien S C (BBC.)

http://www.cvrda.org/wp-cvrda/dinghydata/daring/

Not likely a Daring with this In House description?

More likely an early Scorpion?

Agree with David absolutely.
Regattas should be sociable but absolutely NOT social events there are plenty of those already.

No, that was his first 14 "Sorcerer" which was indeed cold moulded with ribs as well. "Witchway" was a Fairy Marine hull.

Presumably Witchway won the Lord Birkett Trophy on Ullswater as Lord Birkett saved Ullswater at the expense of Manchester's water?

However the Jumblies went to sea in a sieve!

Of course it's your life but think what the coroner will say!

Lifejackets are like a few other things like lavatory paper, anchors, air bags in cars you don't need them until you need them badly!
Send them to the manufacturer or another specialist for a full service. The clue is "life"!

Incidentally Mike "Development" would suggest it was a line that went somewhere, this did not for performance and in Int 14 terms aesthetics too!

This boat would date from the 60's Jeremy Pudney had one briefly.

It's an Wyche & Coppock Proctor Mk 5 Clinker built Int' 14 the second or maybe third attempt by Wyche & Coppock to build competitive clinker 14's.
The first in the late 40's begat the Rocket which in due course amalgamated with the Merlin Rocket class.