what is it?

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This one's a bit different (but don't we always say that?). The last what is it took 14 minutes to get. How long for this one?

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barnone

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haha, so it took all of 3 minutes.

So now I see that all those people talking about cruising a U20 overnight are smokin crack.

Like crawling into a frying pan with the lid on.

 
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nroose

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Yeah, I think a U20. When I first looked, I thought perhaps something new from Antrim, but it makes sense that it would be a U20.

 

junta

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With the raised cabin top there is plenty of room to sit and change into/out of foulies, or lay down in between races. There are cushion kits for the v berth and pipe berths.

 

apindzola

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Oops, I'm a little late on the scene but have to say it only took me a 1/2 second to recognize my baby. That's a U20, the finest little machine that I know! Everyone should have one.

U20 #184 "Monsterface"

 

U20guy2

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U20's were built primarily with balsa core - however Ron Moore built the first 30 hulls and I know that mine had balsa water line down and foam water line up in the hull. And the deck had balsa core.

I know that there are a few other random U20's that have foam coreing at some level.

Jim Antrim has been consulted pretty much by every builder to ensure they have the right cook book plan for the layup and I am a firm believer that this has created solid consistant boats built by all the different builders over the years. Jim gets excited every time the U20 demand pulls another builder into the process.

 
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