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List of Every Beachcat Ever Made

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Damon Linkous
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Topic starter
 

I want to put together a list of every beachcat ever manufactured for a new section of the site where we can collect all the specific history, tips, reviews, pictures, manuals etc. for each model.

I made this list as a starting point based on the US Sailing portsmouth multihull list for active and inactive classes. Still need to weed out some bigger multihull cruiser types but anything remotely beachcat should be included, even the small tris.

Take a look and make suggestions for missing boats or ones that should be eliminated. For the Formula classes, mainly F16 and F18 I'd probably have detail page for every individual model, like the Nacra F18, Inter 18, Infusion, Tiger, Wildcat, C2 etc.

Since this is based on the US Sailing lists it doesn't include a lot of boats that were not imported into the USA, would want to include all those too, so will need help from members who speak French, Italian, German, etc. to find these other beachcats.

18 Square
A Class Cat
A-Lion (A Class)
Alpha Cat 15
Alpha Cat 18
Antrim 30+ Tri
Aqua Cat 12
Aqua Cat 14
Aqua Cat 18
ARC 17 spi
ARC 21
Australis (A Class)
Barracuda
Bimare Javelin 18HT
Blade F16
B-Lion
Brown 26 Tri
Buccaneer 33 Tri
Buccaneer 35 Tri
C Class
Cal Cat
Capricorn F18 See:
Catfish
Cathouse 20
Catnip A-Class
CFR20
Cheeta Cat Mk 2
Cheshire
Climax 18
Coaster 26
Concept 41
Condor
Cougar Mk III
Coyote 17
Cross 46R
Crowther 38
D Class
Dakota 33 Mod.
Dart 18
Dart 20
Dart Hawk F18
Dart TSX
Dingo
Dragonfly 1200
Dragonfly 15 Outrigger
Dudash
Dunlap
Eagle 20 Tri
Escape Playcat
Escape Velanza
Express 6.0
Firebird 26
Formula 16
Formula 18
Formula 18HT
Formula 20
Formula 40
Formula 500
Freestyle 474
Fulmar 19 Tri
G-Cat 5.0m
G-Cat 5.0
G-Cat 5.7m
G-Cat 6.1
G-Force 18
G-Force 21
Gougeon 32
Hardcore 16
Hobie 3.5
Hobie 12
Hobie 14
Hobie 16
Hobie 17
Hobie 18 & 18 Magnum
Hobie 18 Formula (Europe)
Hobie 18 SX
Hobie 20 Miracle
Hobie 21 SE
Hobie 21 Sport Cruiser
Hobie Bravo (12')
Hobie Dragoon
Hobie Fox
Hobie FXOne
Hobie Getaway
Hobie Tiger
Hobie Trifoiler
Hobie Wave
Hughes 35
Hurricane 5.9
Hurricane 500
Hydrosail 21
Iroquois 31.6
Isotope
Jump Ahead Cat
Kantola 38
Loka (A Class)
Lynx Cat (14')
MacGregor 36
Maine Cat 22
Malibu Outrigger
Marstrom 18
Marstrom 20
Musketeer
Mystere 3.7
Mystere 4.3
Mystere 5.0
Mystere 5.5
Mystere 6.0
Mystere 6.0XL
Mystere S
Mystere Twister F18
Nacra 14 Square
Nacra 16 Square
Nacra 17
Nacra (Inter)18
Nacra 20
Nacra 4.5
Nacra 450 Turbo
Nacra 5.0
Nacra 500
Nacra 5.2
Nacra 5.5
Nacra 5.5 - 18 Square
Nacra 5.7
Nacra 5.8
Nacra 580
Nacra 570
Nacra 6.0
Nacra 6.0 NA
Nacra F17
Nacra F18
Pacific Cat
Paper Tiger
P-Cat 2/18
P-Cat 3/18
PDQ Cat 32
Phoenix
Piver Tri 17 (Textri)
Pixel 23 Outrigger spi
Poison Oak
Prindle 15
Prindle 16
Prindle 18
Prindle 18-2
Prindle 19
Prindle 19MX no spi
Prindle 20
Prindle Escape
Privilege 42
Raider 30
RC-27 All Sails
RC-27 All Sails M.Hd spi
RC-30 All Sails
RC-30 All Sails (MugRig)
Reynolds 21
Reynolds 33
Scamp
Sea Spray 15
Sea Spray 15 (Sea Moth)
Sea Spray 18
Seaside 22
Seawind 24
Shark
Shearwater Mk IV
Shockwave 37
Sizzler
SL 16 Slp spi
Sol Cat 15
Sol Cat 18
Sol Cat 20
Stampede
Stiletto 23 3-up
Stiletto 27
Stiletto 27 All Sails
Stiletto 30
SuperCat 15
SuperCat 17
SuperCat 19
SuperCat 20
Tahoe 18 Tri
Taipan 4.9
Taipan 5.7
T-Gull 23
Thai Mk 4
Tiger Cat
Topcat
TopCat K3
Tornado
Trac 14
Trac 16
Trac 18
TrailerTri 680
TrailerTri 720
Tramp
Tremolino Tri
Tristar 18
Unicorn (A Class)
Ventilo 20 Slp 32' spi
Venture Cat (Sloop)
Viva 27 no spi
Warrior 29
Weta Tri Slp w/gennaker
Wilson 16 Outrigger
Wilson 20 Tri
WindRider 16 Tri
WindRider 17 Tri
WindRider Rave OD Tri

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 8:39 am
MN3
 MN3
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Posts: 7090
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missing a mystere 3.7 and if your gonna seperate the 60. and 6.0 XL, there were also XL versions of the 5.0xl and 5.5 fun

MN3

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 8:57 am
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
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Topic starter
 

MN3 wrote: missing a mystere 3.7 and if your gonna seperate the 60. and 6.0 XL, there were also XL versions of the 5.0xl and 5.5 fun

Thanks, added the 3.7. Not sure what to do with multiple versions of the same boat name. The Mystere 6.0 XL was a ten foot wide version?

I think we should probably should just have one entry for each set of hulls and then include the details of various version in the info about the boat.

What say you all?

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 9:14 am
Ron
 Ron
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Posts: 626
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The nacra 5.5 has 2 flavors, the 5.5 SL and the 5.5 UNI
Differances are bridle tang angle, jib hardware, mast length and sail area.

Ron Beliech
Nacra F-18
Brandon, MS

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 9:40 am
MN3
 MN3
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yes the XL was a wider cat (for both 5.0 and 6.0) and with wings (in the 6.0 case)

MN3

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 9:54 am
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
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Topic starter
 

nacra55 wrote: The nacra 5.5 has 2 flavors, the 5.5 SL and the 5.5 UNI
Differances are bridle tang angle, jib hardware, mast length and sail area.

The Nacra 5.5 is interesting because it was also sold as a factory 18 Square with an eleven foot beam.

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 10:06 am
David Bonin
(@Wolfman)
Posts: 1555
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Great idea! Would sure beat answering the same questions over and over. This way, you got a problem we can link the person to the correct cat.

Most variations in the models have some sort of identifier (Nacra 4.8 NA for instance).

Question how will you handle cats that were bought by another company but not substantially changed? For instance the Escape Playcat and the Nacra Playcat - actually might be the only one I can think of.

Speaking of which you missed the Prindle Escape (unrelated boat, Nacra Playcat, Climax 18, Javelins , Nacra 14 Sq, Nacra 16 Sq, several Darts, Hobie Twixxy, Hobie 3.5 and the Sprints. Can't think of any of the others off of the top of my head (or that are listed in the classifieds). There are likely a couple of other European Hobies that were missed.

Edited by Wolfman on Jul 05, 2011 - 04:19 PM.

Dave Bonin
1981 Nacra 5.2

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 10:17 am
Philip
(@p-m)
Posts: 916
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damonAdmin wrote:
I think we should probably should just have one entry for each set of hulls and then include the details of various version in the info about the boat.

What say you all?

agreed

Philip

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 10:55 am
Philip
(@p-m)
Posts: 916
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damonAdmin wrote: [quote=nacra55]The nacra 5.5 has 2 flavors, the 5.5 SL and the 5.5 UNI
Differences are bridle tang angle, jib hardware, mast length and sail area.

The Nacra 5.5 is interesting because it was also sold as a factory 18 Square with an eleven foot beam.

I think 18 square was a development or formula class, anybody could make one. It was not a one design. The 5.5 hull fit the bill. There were homemades in the class, as well as two different weight categories.

Philip

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 11:00 am
Philip
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Posts: 916
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Add the Nacra 580 to the list. Different boat. has centerboards instead of daggers and did away with the NA jib.

If you include the P19MX, you might as well include the Nacra 6.0 Express.

Plenty of others like Nacra 14, Nacra 16, Nacra F20C, Nacra 36, Multi 23, Formula 40, Extreme 40's, AC45's, all the F-boats, Corsairs, etc. I could go on and on. This list is going to get huge.

Edited by mummp on Jul 05, 2011 - 05:29 PM.

Philip

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 11:07 am
MN3
 MN3
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Formula 40, Extreme 40's, AC45's, all the F-boats, Corsairs, etc

not sure these are beach cats

MN3

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 11:32 am
David Bonin
(@Wolfman)
Posts: 1555
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I would love to see someone beach one of those!!

Dave Bonin
1981 Nacra 5.2

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 12:11 pm
Philip
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Posts: 916
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MN3 wrote:

Formula 40, Extreme 40's, AC45's, all the F-boats, Corsairs, etc

not sure these are beach cats

check some of the boats in the above list. MacGregor 36, Kantola 38, PDQ Cat 32, Privilege 42, Viva 27, Buccaneer 35, etc. Sona (F40) in the BVI's beaches, F-boats and Corsairs spend their lives beaching.

There's really no difference between a Privilege 42 and the Leopard line of cruising cats, or say the Gemini cats. Should we include cruising cats as some are listed in the portsmouth table??

Ever try to beach a trifoiler?? I have . . .

Notice I did not list the BMW Oracle Tri or Alingi AC cat :headshot:

Philip

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 12:15 pm
Elias
(@HULLFLYER)
Posts: 878
Chief
 

Kona Cat and Chrysler, I may be able to locate some photos

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 12:49 pm
Griffin Parrish
(@tparrish)
Posts: 43
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I've seen a thread or two about a new 16 foot Hobie from Hobie Europe called a Tatoo, I think. I believe it is a rotomolded design.

Thomas Griffin Parrish

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 1:05 pm
Elias
(@HULLFLYER)
Posts: 878
Chief
 

Pixie 14' beach catamaran, sloop rigged, and the larger sister Quattro 16. These are cartop cats that you could assemble on site. you can find them on sailingcatamarans.com

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 1:12 pm
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
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Topic starter
 

This list of individual models is just a starting point. There will also be a related (relational) list of manufactures, which will make it easier to check that all of a builders cat's (current and extinct) are listed.

I think there will be one listing for each base model, and then notes and description of model variations to take care of things like old and new style Tornado, Supercat 20 (with/without tall rig), XL or wide versions, winged versions etc.

I've been collecting info on extinct cats in the "Beachcats Identification" albums for a long time, now I want more detail and make it more organized and accessible.

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 1:39 pm
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
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Topic starter
 

So instead of concentrating on the exact list of models, please give some input on what data fields need to be available for manufacturers and individual boat models.

Manufacturers (includes extinct makers)

Dates of operation
Headquarters address
phones
contact person
history
??? What else???

Individual boats

Dates of manufacture
aprox numbers produced
specifications
options and variations
member reviews
pictures
Scale line drawing of hulls, appendages, rig.
Geneology
Designer
??? What more???

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 1:48 pm
Damon Linkous
(@damonadmin)
Posts: 3521
Admin
Topic starter
 

mummp wrote: [quote=MN3]

Formula 40, Extreme 40's, AC45's, all the F-boats, Corsairs, etc

not sure these are beach cats

check some of the boats in the above list. MacGregor 36, Kantola 38, PDQ Cat 32, Privilege 42, Viva 27, Buccaneer 35, etc. Sona (F40) in the BVI's beaches, F-boats and Corsairs spend their lives beaching.

There's really no difference between a Privilege 42 and the Leopard line of cruising cats, or say the Gemini cats. Should we include cruising cats as some are listed in the portsmouth table??

Not sure where or if a line should be drawn, there will be room for everything, but of course it's going to be primarily beachcats, this being "The Beachcats" after all.

I'd say obvious Condo-morans shouldn't be included, but on the other hand any manufacture who has ever built anything close to a beachcat could be accommodated just for fun.

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 1:53 pm
Philip
(@p-m)
Posts: 916
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damonAdmin wrote: [quote=mummp][quote=MN3]

Formula 40, Extreme 40's, AC45's, all the F-boats, Corsairs, etc

not sure these are beach cats

check some of the boats in the above list. MacGregor 36, Kantola 38, PDQ Cat 32, Privilege 42, Viva 27, Buccaneer 35, etc. Sona (F40) in the BVI's beaches, F-boats and Corsairs spend their lives beaching.

There's really no difference between a Privilege 42 and the Leopard line of cruising cats, or say the Gemini cats. Should we include cruising cats as some are listed in the portsmouth table??

Not sure where or if a line should be drawn, there will be room for everything, but of course it's going to be primarily beachcats, this being "The Beachcats" after all.

I'd say obvious Condo-morans shouldn't be included, but on the other hand any manufacture who has ever built anything close to a beachcat could be accommodated just for fun.

A couple of tough calls come to mind: Reynolds 21 & 33, and of course the Stilettos, and all the tris kinda fall into that Cond-moran mindset. I say include them.

Philip

 
Posted : July 5, 2011 2:44 pm
Jon
 Jon
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MN3 wrote: missing a mystere 3.7 and if your gonna seperate the 60. and 6.0 XL, there were also XL versions of the 5.0xl and 5.5 fun

Mystere never made a 3.7 It was a 3.5.

I'm Jon. I don't need a signature.

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 1:08 am
MN3
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Headhunter wrote: Mystere never made a 3.7 It was a 3.5.

Sorry Jon but ...

MN3

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 2:23 am
Terry McClure
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Posts: 454
Chief
 

Anyone have a picture of a Prindle 20, never seen one.

Terry
Nacra 5.2

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 4:07 am
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
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Topic starter
 

MN3 wrote: [quote=Headhunter]Mystere never made a 3.7 It was a 3.5.

Sorry Jon but ...

Ha! Nothing but the facts.

Mr. MN3, that looks like part of a product brochure, have you got the whole thing?

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 4:15 am
Damon Linkous
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Posts: 3521
Admin
Topic starter
 

damonAdmin wrote: Please give some input on what data fields need to be available for manufacturers and individual boat models.

Manufacturers (includes extinct makers)

Dates of operation
Headquarters address
phones
contact person
history
??? What else???

Individual boats

Dates of manufacture
aprox numbers produced
specifications
options and variations
member reviews
pictures
Scale line drawing of hulls, appendages, rig.
Geneology
Designer
??? What more???

Any feedback on this? I need some collective wisdom to design this database. What would you expect to find in a "guide to all beachcats ever produced".

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Damon Linkous

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 5:42 am
SC19
 SC19
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Posts: 49
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Missing the Supercat 22 or ARC22 if that's what Aquarius is selling it as now.

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 7:17 am
MN3
 MN3
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Posts: 7090
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Mr. MN3, that looks like part of a product brochure, have you got the whole thing?

i do, i will scan all 3 sides and photoshop it together and get it to you when i get a chance

MN3

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 7:27 am
Jon
 Jon
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Posts: 156
Mate
 

Must be a misprint. I've never seen one and thus, they don't exist.

I'm Jon. I don't need a signature.

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 8:30 am
Steven Cloudt
(@fun2themax)
Posts: 77
Lubber
 

MN3, I'd be interested in getting a copy of that full brochure as well. There is more info on the 5.0 on there than I have found anywere else. Does it say what year the brochure is from?

F-Max
Mystere 5.0

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 8:46 am
Dan
 Dan
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Posts: 214
Mate
 

I've seen a Prindle 20. I heard it was the only one in existence. It is in a secret location in the Keys. πŸ˜€

Edited by DanBerger on Jul 06, 2011 - 03:00 PM.

Dan Berger
Nofolk, VA - Hobie Fleet 32
Supercat 15
A Cat USA139

 
Posted : July 6, 2011 8:51 am
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