| Re: Has anybody information about old Hobie 13????
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#227069 01/19/11 03:59 PM 01/19/11 03:59 PM |
Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 284 Norfolk, VA Dan Berger
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Posts: 284 Norfolk, VA | A Trac 14 can be car topped--it comes apart and goes back together very easily. It has plenty of buoyancy for two people.
It has knobs like a water spigot on the beams that screw the hulls together.
Dan Berger Norfolk, VA A Cat USA139 Supercat 15
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#227097 01/20/11 07:16 AM 01/20/11 07:16 AM |
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Posts: 1,884 Detroit, MI | We had a Hobie 13 in Div 4. Perhaps Matt, has some data. Smaller than a H14, wooden rudders, and lower hulls. I think Hobie US only made it for a short time. He's looking at a different boat - the Hobie 13 produced by Hobie Europe in the late '80s / early '90s. The Hobie 3.5 (11 ft - what you're referring to) is a completely different boat. | | | Re: Has anybody information about old Hobie 13????
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#227169 01/21/11 01:17 AM 01/21/11 01:17 AM |
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Posts: 586 Hobart, Tasmania, Oz. | "extras: righting system"
good to see some things have changed!
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