Design
Silver 333
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani and Matteo Costa
A very small classical runabout for one or two, light enough to carry on the roof of a mid-size car. Fifteen to twenty horsepower is the suggested maximum and enough to plane her. The bow doubles as a tank and a crash box, and the cockpit has a double bottom so she is unsinkable and self-bailing. The construction is a variant of stitch and glue aimed at a builder with little experience, and the glass sheathing is specified for the bottom only so the topsides can be varnished.
A 3.33 m classical runabout for one or two, light enough to go on a car roof. Up to 15 or 20 hp gets her planing. The bow doubles as the tank and as a crash box. Chine hull, stitch and glue, a beginner build.
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