Typhoon numbering- lack of response

[Erik]

So no one is going to answer me?



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[GLutzow]

Contact Robinhood marine, perhaps Andre remembers why there is a apparent discrepancy in numbering.

GLutzow
CEFALU III



nms_inc@mindspring.com

[Marino]

My 1970 Ty is #74. I know that there was a big redesign of the cabin and cockpit around that time. Maybe they started over.

Marino Curati
Ty #74 Snug
Cleveland

[Catherine Monaghan]

Erik,

There are three different versions of the Typhoon: the Typhoon Daysailer, Weekender, and Senior.

Perhaps the numbering has to do with the version as well as the year of manufacture?


catherine_monaghan@merck.com
CD32 <a href="http://www.hometown.aol.com/bcomet/real ... ization</a>, #3
Rahway, NJ
Raritan Bay

So no one is going to answer me?

catherine_monaghan@merck.com

[Chris Bell]

So no one is going to answer me?

I recently bought a 1980(based on VIN nrb/1981 by NJ title) Typhoon daysailor and it is nbr 48 according to the mfrs plaque. I know they made far fewer daysailors than weekenders, so I'm assuming that by 1980 they were only up to nbr 48 for the daysailor.

Chris



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