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Winter 2010 (Issue No. 46)
1935 COLUMBIA RIVER ONE
DESIGN 28'

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1935 COLUMBIA RIVER ONE DESIGN 28'. Known
affectionately as CRODs, the sailboat pictured above is Hull #5 and was
originally named DORLA, now ANTIKI. Owner says, "ANTIKI, 1935 Columbia
River One Design 28' racing and cruising sloop, clear fir planks on sawn
oak frames, shoal draft, swing keel, 40' mast, auxiliary inboard power,
344 sq. ft. sail area, Bermuda rig. Sleeps 4. Only 12 hulls built to Joe
Dyer design commissioned in 1934 by the Columbia River Yachting
Association, raced as a class from '30s-'60s, first owned and raced by
Harry Clow of the Portland Yacht Club. Just six hulls survive.
Reasonable restoration project for devoted amateur. I have all of the
detail plans, including a few extra that the original designer did for
modification." Jared at... xxxxxxxxx
FREE TO A GOOD HOME. (OR)
*** THIS BOAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY A BONE YARD BOATS SUBSCRIBER AND IS NO
LONGER AVAILABLE. ***
* BYB
subscribers with online accounts can
<CLICK HERE> and be directed to a BYB Crew's Nest page
with the owner's contact info. You will be asked to log in first
before being redirected to the appropriate website page.
* Not a BYB subscriber -- or no online account set up yet -- and
seriously interested in this classic boat? Send me an email and I'll
send you the details (while I attempt to convince you to become a
subscriber).
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