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Here are a few shots of my Tippecanoe Boat, built over the winter of 04-05 named EllenV from Wilson, Wyoming.
It sails very well from light airs up to about 30 mph. Works well. I have gotten lots of compliments and comments.
Thanks, R.J. III
That's the Teton Range in the background - Jackson Hole ski area - Mt. Hunt, Buck South, Middle and Grand Teton listed S-N in the distant background.

R.J., What great pictures and what an inspiring place to sail! I can't imagine any more beautiful water for your T37 to be racing through, stretching its wake out behind.

Dear Will and Cynthia,
Thank you very much for letting me sail T-37 Hull #1 in the 2004 T37 Regatta. I thoroughly enjoyed the event and my ribbon is prominently displayed on the fridge! I finished my T-37 about 10 days later. Attached are a few pictures. The last picture is my son Max and his friend giving it a test drive on it’s first sail.
Last weekend I had it out on Green Lake during some blustery conditions and it performed quite well. I look forward to future T-37 Regattas. Let me know if you need help organizing next year’s, or any future regatta.
Sincerely,
Jack

Hi Tippecanoe:

I had hoped to send these pictures when the boat was completed, back in
January, but I had to wait to borrow a digital camera. Anyway, I am really
happy with the way it turned out and I hope you like it too. The design is
intended to make my boat a "racer" (and I have to admit the design is racing
car influenced). You may also notice from the photos that the boat is
sitting pretty on its official Tippecanoe brass wall hanger.

I had a great time building this boat and was completely impressed with the
quality of the wood and all the fittings. I can' t wait for the ice to break
so I can see if she sails as fast as she looks.

Bye for now,

David Hill

(p.s. "The Rapids" is the original colonial name for the now city of Sarnia
at the mouth of the St. Clair River on Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada).

I just finished the T-37 sloop recently purchased with the mahagony deck option. Have not been able to sail it yet as the weather in Illinois is still too cold. Taking it to a wood boat show in Georgia next week along with my old chris craft so may get a chance there. Attached photos display the boat and the transport box I built to protect it when traveling.
Dick Baner, Eureka, IL

These next pictures come from Olivebridge, New York. Three 18 inch T-Class Sloops race back and forth adding color, grace and motion to a charming picture.