Does anyone know where Triangle Marine (The one that now owns the the molds for the CD 27) is and if they are producing boats with the CD 27 molds?
Thanks
Daryl
dmiglia@gwe.net
CD 27 Molds
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Dana
Re: CD 27 Molds
_____________________________________________________________________Daryl Miglia wrote: Does anyone know where Triangle Marine (The one that now owns the the molds for the CD 27) is and if they are producing boats with the CD 27 molds?
Thanks
Daryl
These may not be the folks Daryl but they are listed under boat builders:
Triangle Marine
P.O. Box 99250
Seattle, WA 98199
206/285-3938
Dana
darenius@aol.com
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John
CD30 Molds, Any Info?
How about the CD30 molds? Who has any info on what has happened to them. Any future building plans?Dana wrote:_____________________________________________________________________Daryl Miglia wrote: Does anyone know where Triangle Marine (The one that now owns the the molds for the CD 27) is and if they are producing boats with the CD 27 molds?
Thanks
Daryl
These may not be the folks Daryl but they are listed under boat builders:
Triangle Marine
P.O. Box 99250
Seattle, WA 98199
206/285-3938
Dana
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Dana
Re: CD30 Molds, Any Info?
____________________________________________________________________John wrote:How about the CD30 molds? Who has any info on what has happened to them. Any future building plans?Dana wrote:_____________________________________________________________________Daryl Miglia wrote: Does anyone know where Triangle Marine (The one that now owns the the molds for the CD 27) is and if they are producing boats with the CD 27 molds?
Thanks
Daryl
These may not be the folks Daryl but they are listed under boat builders:
Triangle Marine
P.O. Box 99250
Seattle, WA 98199
206/285-3938
Dana
I don't think Newport Shipbuilders bought them. None of the other folks listed ethier. I think a lot depends on how many hulls they orginally pulled out of the 30 mold. It think the average life is about 200 boats per mold. If the mold was starting to be in poor shape or reaching that magic number, builders may not have been interested in paying to have the mold replaced. It's a pretty heavy purchase outlay.
Dana
darenius@aol.com