The wooden Tornado in the ads is one of my dream boats. The brightwork with white sails should even impress a Herreshoff traditionist. I've been a wagon owner for a long time. The '78 Buick Limited Estate wagon was great for cruising the Division 10 circuit. Now it's a Dodge Magnum. But this one to pull that Tornado.
Love it. A 96 Roadmaster with an LT1 would pull anything.
Had a woodie Tornado for a few years, pretty boats.
I am thinking....a white 1970 Buick Wildcat convertible with a red interior and a Hobie Wild Cat... 😉
Alternatives
A SuperCat towed by a SuperBird!
A Mustang 5.0 pulling a Nacra 5.0
A Dart hauling a Dart.
jack108136 wrote: ...I've been a wagon owner for a long time. The '78 Buick Limited Estate wagon was great for cruising the Division 10 circuit. Now it's a Dodge Magnum. But this one to pull that Tornado.
I used to do a lot of sailing with a good friend of mine years ago, when we would both tow our H16s to local lakes. He had this '70 Chevy Station wagon he called "Big Blue", compared it to a boat, and once thought of putting CF numbers on the front quarter panels.
Bill Mattson
Hobie 16 #58342
Santa Maria, CA
1966 Tornado pulled by a 1966 Toronado!!!
I'm thinking Mac Truck pulling my new GunBoat (mine has a mast)
MN3
martyr wrote: 1966 Tornado pulled by a 1966 Toronado!!!
I like that! Front wheel drive would be good for ramps that get slippery at the water line.
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Damon Linkous
Corsair 37RS (carbon) pulled by a Mercedes Benz Unimog Explorer.
Next stop would be Seattle for the 2022 R2AK.