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More Great Pictures from owners.

Boats for everyone from young to old. (somewhere in the North end of Puget Sound)

Brenham, Texas: "1-5-02, Yo Boat Guys, Enclosed a few pics of my T-37 from the kit that my good friend, Frank "Fuzz" Anderson, presented me for Christmas. "Fuzz" was an Olympic Star sailor in the mid 60's.

Thanks for amazing two old farts with so much fun - as the T-37 is a wonderful sailing boat and gives us not only great pleasure but allows us to reminisce many, many years of bygone days of ocean racing and day sailing.

- Again Thanks, Norman Adams"

T37 in Brenham, Texas

Stuart, Florida: "We really enjoy these two 18 inchers. Every pool should have one or two of your sailboats. Gordon Brewer"

T-32 Racing Yacht

Columbia, Missouri: "The boat sails GREAT! The "clear" end was stained with a whitening stain, and then varnished with 4 coats of spar varnish. The middle area has 5 coats of red tinted spar varnish. Here are some pictures a friend took. Yours truly, Chuck Wilson"

T-Class Racing Sloop, Desolation Sound, B.C.

"Dear Tboats, I did a science fair project with one of your boats. Here is a picture of me and my boat Tern with my project. Notice that Tern is wearing my medal. Next we go to the regional fair. I got Tern out of the Back to Basics catalog. She goes with me wherever I go. She even sailed in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco! After discussing my project with the class, my 4th grade teacher taught the class about the points of sail. Sincerely, Chad, age 10"

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming: "Dear Tippecanoe, I have enclosed pictures of my T-Class racing sloop on Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. The lake is a wonderful place for sailing. The lake is very large, there is usually a good breeze and there is not much boat traffic. I have found that this kind of sailing is a great way to pass the time while I am on call for Yellowstone Park Medical Services. It also creates a sensation among the park visitors. Sincerely, Todd."

18 inch T-Class Racing Sloop controlled on a light line from shore in Yellowstone Lake.