Blue Hooter, great shape, original gunwales, no repairs ever needed, currently set up to paddle backwards (I've raced it both ways... it's just faster & drier to me this way)
If interested I'll pull it out & take pictures.
Located in B'ham, AL... can bring to ALF, message me if interested.
Still have a blue Millbrook Hooter fs, NEW PICTURES
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Still have a blue Millbrook Hooter fs, NEW PICTURES
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Re: Still have a blue Millbrook Hooter fs, NEW PICTURES
I read a little bit on the company, it sounds and looks like an interesting design. You don't happen to have specs (length, beam) do you? What is the boat made of?
Re: Still have a blue Millbrook Hooter fs, NEW PICTURES
Info on this site found through site navigation at top-left. Here is the cboats link to the boat:
http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=3& ... ame=Hooter
Here is the information on the boat:
Boat Type: OC1 Boat Length: 13
Manufacturer: Millbrook Boat Width: 27"
Designer: John Kazimierczyk Boat Volume:
Year: Boat Weight: 27"
Material: Composite Boat Category: Race
Primary Use: Slalom Cockpit Size:
Secondary Use: River running Depth:
Description:
Wider variation of the Kyote. Stable, dry and fast. Slalom or Cruising.
Hope that helps.
http://cboats.net/c_db/list.php?type=3& ... ame=Hooter
Here is the information on the boat:
Boat Type: OC1 Boat Length: 13
Manufacturer: Millbrook Boat Width: 27"
Designer: John Kazimierczyk Boat Volume:
Year: Boat Weight: 27"
Material: Composite Boat Category: Race
Primary Use: Slalom Cockpit Size:
Secondary Use: River running Depth:
Description:
Wider variation of the Kyote. Stable, dry and fast. Slalom or Cruising.
Hope that helps.
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