WTB: Pro hydro plans

[JippeFIN]

I'm looking for pro hydro plans. Do you have these for sale? PM or email me.

[T Chance]

You can do what I have done (and a lot of others): Dark of night, flashlight, tape measure, and a note pad. Get the dimensions and draw your own.

[blueskyracer]

You can do what I have done (and a lot of others): Dark of night, flashlight, tape measure, and a note pad. Get the dimensions and draw your own.

I bet that is kind of hard to do when you live in Finland

[blueskyracer]

does anyone have the contact info for Nicf14.. Does he do plans for pro boats or just build them

[JippeFIN]

You can do what I have done (and a lot of others): Dark of night, flashlight, tape measure, and a note pad. Get the dimensions and draw your own.

If I someday travel to US, I don't want to snoop around on somebody's garage by night with flashlight

[epugh66]

I understand the desire to build a boat yourself, but you may be better off chasing down a retired OSY(Yamato class) boat to use then copy. Germany was once an active OSY country, England as well. Most current OSY boats are composite so I could imagine there are some boats in storage just waiting for a new home.

[Don Nyberg]

Plans

Hello: I am a now retired boat racer, but enjoy developing plans and have a new design that should work with your Yamato 302. I am building the components for one now for a local racer, so have yet to include assembly photos. I do have full scale patterns and detailed instructions. I doubt you would have much trouble figuring them out since you have already built a hydro. It is designed to compete with the latest best boats in racing.

Your 1950's wetback was about the best of Hal Kelly's 1950's plans, but modern designs have come a long way since. Your construction looks first rate. You can contact me at nybergdj@comcast.net.

[bh/]

if it is an OSY400/CSH boat you want to build, Rick Fralick has plans for a
boat that is amateur compatible, and competitive.
Not a 'lay-down', but u may be able to work with him on that

http://www.fralickboats.com/