Design

Cruise Missle

A 32 ft trailerable tunnel-slot express cruiser from Glen-L Marine, a compact version of the Slot Machine, in one-off fiberglass with sandwich cores and vacuum bagging. Twin outboards, I/Os or surface drives, 350 to 450 hp for 50 to 60 mph, with a forward double berth, convertible dinette, galley and a big cockpit. Glen-L's spelling of the name is kept.

Vacuum-bagged cored composite work is advanced amateur territory. Budget 2,500 to 4,000 hours. Real hours from logged builds show below.

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