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Simpson Cats
8.2 m Backslash Catamaran
High performance cruising and racing at its level best.There is room for a family of four, full standing headroom in the hulls, a galley with inside dining area and separate shower/head compartment. The knuckled hull is designed for the fats strip plank method of construction, though above the knuckle sheet ply may be used. The distinctive deck camber is acheived by cold moulding. Croiss beams are alloy for simplicity. LOA 8.2m LWL 7.95M Beam 4.8M Draft 0.35m (boards up) 1.3m (boards down) Displacement 1300kg. Sail area Main 33.71sqm jib 12.61sqm genoa 26sqm. Power 9.9hp outboard (centre pod).
8.2 m Backslash Catamaran
High performance cruising and racing at its level best.There is room for a family of four, full standing headroom in the hulls, a galley with inside dining area and separate shower/head compartment. The knuckled hull is designed for the fats strip plank method of construction, though above the knuck...
Shipping Weight:
0.2 kgs
Manufactured by:
Roger Simpson
1000 Units in Stock
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 25 August, 2008.
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