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Hunt yachts 23 ft deep v
Hi, not a seacraft question, but wondering if anyone knows the history of these boats? With such a wealth of knowledge on this board I figured someone would know of this hull, thanks in advance, Gerry
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Hi Gerry - Are you referring to 23 from 1957/58?
If so you might enjoy this presentation from Winn Willard. Deep V talk starts around 50 minute mark. https://vimeo.com/71027338 There's some information in this article too https://maineboats.com/ray-hunt-yacht-designer |
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HiLiner might also work for you. The 22’ Gypsies are almost as cool as a Seafari ?
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yes, I am referring to the 1959 model hunt 23, thank you for the info! Gerry
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somewhere I have a large image of this boat. here's the blurb that goes along with the image. The 23′ (7m) Hunter was purportedly the first fiberglass boat built to Ray Hunt’s groundbreaking deep-V hullform. It was one of four built in 1957–58 by The Anchorage, a Warren, Rhode Island, yard owned by Bill Dyer. |
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That's quite a hull and rare. Is anyone running one of these? Kind of reminds me of the 25 Seacraft extreme deadrise.
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I have one that needs a total ground up restoration
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Looks like spray rails on Hunter in that picture
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scepter23, Please share some pics. Would love to see close ups and interior build pics. That's an early example of the deep v breed.
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Those aren't spray rails, they are reverse chines, tricky to mold. Unique to early Hunt hulls.
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