Streaker – (3.63m)

Streaker is a head-turner, a particularly handsome craft no matter what the viewing angle.

The original Streaker was designed as a recreational rowboat that could be car-topped, hence the modest size. She turned out to be an ideal craft for exploring rivers, lakes and estuaries, doing all that was asked of her while keeping the rower, a companion and a picnic basket thoroughly dry. Streaker rows readily with a pair of 2.25m-oars but for those occasions when time is pressing, the transom takes a low-hp outboard motor.

The wheel option has two functions - it acts as a fin in the water and makes launching and retrieval a pleasure. It is no problem to wheel Streaker along pavements to launching ramps and beaches and the large-diameter wheel also works well on sand and pebbles.

Streaker’s construction requires a minimal toolkit and can also be built in the sailing version.

Drawings (US$65.00)

Drawings covering the basic boat:

RR1 Study plan
RR 2 General arrangement key dimensions
RR 3 Ply cutting arrangement
RR 4 Panel dimensions

Supplementary drawings

HT 1, 2 & 3 Building instructions
HT 4 Wheel and wheel case
HT 11 Ply splicing
HT 14 Gunwale details

 


LOA 3650 12’0”
LWL 3400 11’ 2”
Beam 1220 4’ 0”
Draft 150 6”
Weight 39kg 85lbs

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