Class CD
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| #451 | 
C, D, or 36 Class racing
runabout | 
Build in PLYWOOD | 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
| Characteristics | 
 
| Length overall | 
13'-2" | 
 
| Beam | 
5'-2" | 
 
| Hull depth | 
16" | 
 
| Hull weight (approx.): | 
135 lbs. | 
 
| Racing weight min. (boat, driver, & motor): | 
Class C - 470 lbs. 
Class D - 525 lbs. 
Class 36 - 525 lbs. | 
 
| Class racing division: | 
"C", "D", or "36" racing runabout 
These classes are no longer active. | 
 
- Hull type: Feature high speed monoplane bottoms with wide, flaring,
anti-trip chine sides. Canted decks combined with wedge-shaped planform
minimizes frontal resistance. All surfaces are developed for sheet plywood
planking for minimum hull weight.
 
- Power: Short shaft outboard motor 
- Class C - Over 20 through 30 cu. in.
 
- Class D - Over 36 through 40 cu. in.
 
- Class 36 - Over 30 through 36 cu. in.
 
- For pleasure use: 40 hp
 
Note: "Pleasure" hp rating is based on the formula
contained in the US Boating and Safety Act. This horsepower limitation does not
apply to boats intended for racing. 
 
 
- Can the hull be extended or shortened? Yes. Up to 10% by re-spacing the
frames from the aft end of the stem to the transom a proportional amount. We do
not recommend increasing the beam.
 
 
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More about Class Racing 
 
 
 
 
 
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