Small craft

National 18 Sailing Dinghy

(REF: 18400)

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  • Designer: Uffa Fox
  • Builder: Andersen, Rigden & Perkins Ltd
  • Year: 1952
  • Location: Hampshire
  • Length on deck: 18'
  • Beam: 6'1"

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Full specification

Wooden Ships Comments on this National 18 sailing dinghy

The National 18 Restricted Class began in 1938 following a design competition for an 18’ sailing dinghy, suitable for day sailing but fast enough for racing.

Well known designer Uffa Fox won the competition with his ‘Ace’ design for a clinker built wooden boat.

In 1967 the Class voted to allow GRP construction, although the wooden designs continued to win National Championships up until 1977.

This example is Hull no 145.

National 18 Sailing Dinghy

Construction

 

Hull

Clinker mahogany planking on oak timbers.   Marine ply foredeck and sidedecks.  Wooden centreboard.

 

 

Rig

Bermudan Sloop.   Timber mast and boom.   Mainsail 130 sqft.  Jib 57.75 sqft.  Age unknown, terylene.

 

 

Equipment

 

Road trailer (needs servicing).

 

 

 

 

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