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Old 02-10-2014, 03:22 PM
dave2400 dave2400 is offline
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hi bushwacker i have read your post pros and cons of outboard brackets and found it very helpfull but i think the fairey hunt 18 is fine for a bracket there may be someone on the forum that knows off the boat as fairey only built 12 off them in late 1960s early 1970s then stoped tradying and sold some of the moulds to a ferm in the US i think was named O.BOATS one off witch the owner has been in tutch with the fairey owners club with pics off the boat sporting a 5.lt v8 i/o dont know the lay up on the O.BOATS but the fairey boats were built like tanks the lay up was totaly wovern roven hull and topside i whould like to get the plans as i whant to build the bracket myseilf in 18mm ply and fiberglass inside and out in 3 layers of wovern roven a.t.b dave
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Old 02-10-2014, 05:19 PM
McGillicuddy McGillicuddy is offline
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Greetings and welcome aboard mate.
Seems your boat is a Ray Hunt design and a cool little skiff at that. Lot of talent on this board so I'm sure if you don't behave like a "wanker" some one will steer you in the right direction.

strick, bigshrimpin, hermco and a handful of other regular forum residents have built brackets and are a wealth of information. Good guys to boot and I'm sure they'd discuss the matter with you as time permits.

You've probably already seen this but here's a link wherein someone scored the hull molds, modified the cap and added a bracket to build his own Fairey Hunt 18:
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/pro...a-42011-6.html

Good luck with your project looks like a very capable little skiff.

Cheers,
McGill
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