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Boats & Customer Spreadsheet Colligo Dux Standing Rigging Completed as of 11/1/18 Type M mono, C Cat, T tri Length Design c 47 Schionning 47 c 33 10m Cat Somerville c 40 12 Catamaran c 40 Main Cat 40 c 50 50 foot Cat c 28 Cat 28 c 33 Crowther 10 meter c 30.5 Vic 92 Catamaran c 46 Dolphin 460 Catamaran (2) c 50 Coast 50 c 40 40' Catamaran c 40 Catamaran Vela c 40 Catamaran c 40 Catana 40 c 47 Catana 471 c 44 Chris White 44 Trimaran c 60 60' Jacque Filiou Catamaran c 40 Schionning 12 meter 12M catamaran c 60 Du Toit 60 catamaran c 35 Easy Cat 10.5 c 44 F44C Farrier cruising catamaran c 50 M@M 50 Cat c 49 Freydis 49 catamaran c 32 Geronimo Sportboat c 14 m GF14 Schionning Cat c 26.5 Grainger 8m catamaran c 62 Gunboat 62 c 55 Hylas 55 c 40 catamaran c 26 Heavenly Twins c 50 Hitchhiker 50 catamaran c 16 Hobie 16 (3) c 45 Hughs Cat c 35 Hughs 35 c 25 Hunter 25 c 33 Hunter 33 c 34.6 Coronado c 50 Grainger Trimaran c 42 Lagoon 42 c 45 Leopard 49 c 42 Leopard 42 c 45 Leopard 45 c 60 M60 catamaran c 50 50 foot cat c 65 Morelli Melvin 65 c 75 Multihull Tech Catamaran c 40 Formula 40 Cat c 55 Outremer 55 catamaran c 36 PDQ 36 c 35 Pearson 35 c 40 Formula 40 Catamaran c 49 Schionning Waterline 1480 c 33 SL33 catamaran c 27 Stiletto Nuevo c 27 Stiletto 27 c 51 Switch 51 catamaran c 39 Lidgard Design 39' Catamaran c 26 Tiki 26 catamaran c 33 10m Cat c 32 Wharram 32 catamaran c 38 Wharram 38 catamaran c 38 Tiki 38 catamaran c 36 Woods Catamaran m 49 Bavaria 49 m 49 CT49 Ketch m 54 54' Ketch m 38 Alextar 38 m 30 Alberg 30 m 43 Albin Nimbus 42 m 30 Alberg Odyssey Yawl m 39 Allied Ketch Mistress 39 m 44 Allure 44 m 27 Aloha 8.2 m 25 B25 Sport Boat m 32 B32 Sport Boat m 37 Baltic 37 m 38 Baltic 38 m 30 Beneteau First 30 m 51 Idylle 15.5 m 46 Braithwaite 46 Sloop m 38 Bristol 38 m 65 Steel Sloop m 38 C&C 115 m 35 C&C 35 m 38 C&C 38 m 30 Cal 2-30 m 28 Cal 28 m 35 Cal 35 m 39 Cal 39 m 28 Cape Dory 28 m 30 Catalina 30 m 40 Catalina 400 m 40 Catalina 40 m 20 CFR20 m 28.5 Columbia 8.7 m 32 Columbia 32 m 26 Contessa 26 m 40 CS40 m CST King 1 Ton m 65 Owen 65 custom (mono) m 26 Didi 26 m 38 Downeaster 38 m 40 Custom 40 m 34 Ericson 34 m 22 Falmouth Cutter, 3 total m 40 Fast 40 m 34 Finnsailor 34 m 20 Flicka 20 m 51 Formosa 51 m 39 Freya 39 m 32 Westsail 32 (5) m 41 Globe 41 m 25 Conrad 25 1/4 Tonner m 12 meter Gretzkey 12 meter America's cup yacht m 53 Hanse 531 m 36 Heritage 36 m 30 Easterly 30 m 34 Islander 34 m 40 Vilm 117 m 28 Islander 28 m 29 J/29 J29 J-29 m 37 J/37 J37 J-37 m 34 J/105 J105 J-105 m 34 Cividanes 34 m 45 Jeneau 45.2 m 49 Jeneau 49 m 49 15 meter ketch m 46 Kaufman 46 m 44 Kelly Peterson 44 m 62 custom mono m 21 Mini 650 m 35 J/35 J35 J-35 m 27 Morgan 27 m 34 Morgan 34 m 30 Mount Gay 30 m 30 Mumm 30 / Farr 30 m 46 Malo 46 m 44 Nordic 44 m 27 Norsea 24 m 40 Northstar 40 Ketch m 30 Olivier 30 m 30 Olson 30 m 50 Open 50 m 60 Open 60 m 25 pantanal 25 m 25 Midship 25, aka, Parker Dawson 26 m 45 Custom 45' Ketch m 42 Pearson 424 Ketch m 40 X-40 by X-Yachts m 28 Thompson 850 m 43 43' Ketch m 23 S2 7.3 m 34 S2 10.3 m 34 Sabre 34 m 40 Saga 40 (2) m 28 San Juan 28 m 30 Scampi 30 m 90 Scarano Schooner m 35 Schock 35 m 75 Schooner Adventuress m 90 Schooner Atlantica m 90 Schooner Perrin m 60 Sloop Kiana m 27 thompson 830 m 42 Tartan 42 Leary m 37 Tayana 37 m 21 Mini 650 Third Coast Composites m 41 Beneteau Oceanis 41 m Sloop Maggie m 65 Tripp 65 m 21 Thompson Turk 650 m 40 Valiant 40 m 37 Valiant 37 m 45 Vickers 45 m 35 VLC 35 m 28 Pederson-Wedlock 28 m 34 Tartan 34 m 34 Wylie 34 m 36 36' sloop m 45 Hardin 45 m 38 Island Packet 38 m 32 Bristol Channel Cutter (gaff) m 40 passport 40 m 42 passport 42 m 43 Saga 43 (2) m 65 Macgregor 65 P 32 Madness Proa (3) t 37 Corsair 37 t 28 Corsair 28R t 37 Corsair 37 t 34 Contour 34C t 40 Condor 40 t 34 Contour 34 t 37 F37 Trimaran t 27 Corsair F27 t 35 Crowther Buccaneer 35 t 40 Granger 40 Trimaran t 33 Dragonfly 1000 t 27 F27 t 22 F22 t 25 F25c t 31 F31 Trimaran t 32 F32 t 36 F36 t 39 F39 t 40 40 X 40 Trimaran t 42 GL42 trimaran t 54 Hammerhead 54 t 30 Hudson Yachts/Hakes Marine trimaran t 24 Motive Trimaran t 30 Newick Trimaran t 30 Seacart 30 trimaran t 31 Searunner 31 t 37 Searunner 37 t 35 35 Trimaran t 54 54' Trimaran t 46 Trimaran Cross t 50 Newick 50 Trimaran t 33 F33 Trimaran t 33 F33 Trimaran t 33 F33 Trimaran.
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