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#1 Vic Harder

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Posted 25 November 2018 - 09:17 PM

Wonderful 16' canoe made by a friend of mine back in the 1980's.  All cedar, no canvas.  50 pounds.  Very quick in the water, but my wife and I also find it to be quite tippy.

 

I can send more pics if desired.  It would be wonderful if a real canoeist who would appreciate this canoe would use it more than we do.

 

Canoe is in Calgary, Alberta.

asking $2250 

 

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#2 CougarCouple

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Posted 26 November 2018 - 01:00 AM

Cool Looking Canoe Vic.
Someone will get a nice one.

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F250 extended cab, Cougar from ATC. You guys rock thank you!

#3 Alley-Kat

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Posted 26 November 2018 - 05:27 AM

Just curious; what's the widest beam at the water line?


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#4 Vic Harder

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Posted 26 November 2018 - 06:15 AM

Just curious; what's the widest beam at the water line?

32".  That's at the gunwale.  Narrower at water line.  No tumble home in this design.  This canoe is oddly stable in a good swell; it cuts through waves very nicely.


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#5 Alley-Kat

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Posted 26 November 2018 - 07:09 AM

Now I understand, narrower than 32" at the water line explains the tippness you and your wife experience. Sleek and quick to move forward though. Thanks.


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