The Cape Dory Board

Great photo! I'm curious what hull # is Mimsy?
We have an Naugus Alberg Typhoon #22 daysailer circa 1964

I agree - looks like a Sunfish traveller - I grew up racing Sunfish and remember it well.
On a Typhoon the wire attached to the aft cleat could be used as a safety leash/locking means for an outboard engine left on the motor mount.
-M

Here's a entry from Noel Peattie's Typhooner newsletter about Naugus Typhoon #31: "Robert H. Conway writes from Martha's Vineyard: "Here in Quitsa Pond at Martha's Vineyard is perhaps one of the oldest Typhoons. It wasn't made by Cape Dory [Yachts] but by Naugus Fiberglass Industries of Sa...

I am restoring an early (1964) Naugus Alberg Typhoon, INTERLUDE, #22, the predecessor to the Cape Dory Typhoon, and am interested in compiling additional information on these early Typhoons. Any insights others have is greatly appreciated. How many Naugus Typhoons where there? What years where they ...

John, Circa 1966 Typhoons built by Naugus will have have a rectangle builders plate; whereas later Cape Dory typhoons will have an oval builders plate. Also the early Naugus models had curved teak seat boards versus the straight teak planks used by Cape Dory. Curious - what # is she? Please post pho...