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Discussion in 'General Trawler Discussion' started by brian eiland, Aug 2, 2012.

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  1. brian eiland, Jun 11, 2021
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    brian eiland Senior Member

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    I was visiting a marina here in St Augustine the other day where a friend keeps one of his boats. What should i find as I walked down the dock but a Prigram40.

    Brought back a lot of pleasant memories of my love affair with this design, and my efforts to redesign it for a bit more modern production. Alas I am know a land based mortal
  2. REAL MOUNTIE, Jun 11, 2021
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    Hello Brian! Glad you have pleasant memories with wonderful design. I am still enjoying this exeptional vessel. I just had it imported in Canada by a commercial captain. He was really impressed. He has a sailboat charter company VSF (Voile Sans Frontière). He enjoyed skipping the Pilgrim 40 experience.
  3. maldwin, Jun 11, 2021
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    If it was DREAM BOAT ANNIE, I just saw her listed for sale around $144,000 in St Augustine
  4. REAL MOUNTIE, Jun 11, 2021
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  5. REAL MOUNTIE, Jun 11, 2021
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  6. brian eiland, Jun 12, 2021
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    Nice group of photos Mountie. Wish I could have talked my Thai wife into the water lifestyle.
  7. brian eiland, Nov 11, 2023
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    Is this boat design marketable in todays market?.....or too small,...or too slow,...or what???


  8. MBevins, Nov 11, 2023
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    There is still a strong market, there's 2 or 3 companies still actively building this style of boat. Ranger, Nordic and American come to immediate mind. Stick the word TUG after each.
  9. brian eiland, Oct 30, 2024
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    brian eiland Senior Member

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    For some reason I never realized there was a separate 'trawler division ' section on this forum.. This morning I did find these discussions of mine here. I'm going to have to read back thru a number of the others I may have missed in the past.

    One design that caught my attention immediately was this one,..
    https://www.yachtforums.com/review/elling-49-e4.22489/


    [​IMG]

    Makes me wonder if this underwater hull shape could be adapted to the Pilgrim vessel ?
    (I had already suggested a new hard chine shape in my steel version)
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