The Potomac River will be filled with Inland 20 scows from across the nation as sailors descend on Washington DC April 21-22 for the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Regatta.
1996 OSP I20: $4995
This OSP weighs only 597 lbs and is as stiff as the day it came out of the mould. Anyone who knows these boats, knows the OSP was a lamination marvel. The OSP boats carried an X-Brace bulkhead surrounding the mastwell, creating one of the most rigid internal bracing possible. The OSP folks were working with the Johnson M20 mould, which is pristine.
Go-fast amenities include carbon mast, carbon sprit and new running rigging. Leave your questions below and we will get back to you. But don’t delay…this boat is a steal at this price.
1984 Johnson M20: Sold!
This boat from Indiana and sold at a price you wont see again. There are only 20 or so Johnson I20s out there and almost all are solid boats. This is Johnson Hull 647. Congratulations Andy…you got a winner!
Salty weekend at Rehoboth Bay
Winds at 12-18knts and lots of water. August 25 was about as good as it gets in scowsailing. Rehoboth Bay offers mile-long spinnaker runs, sandy beaches and a club house at Rehoboth Bay Sailing Association with spectacular, 360-degree views. Continue reading Salty weekend at Rehoboth Bay
W.E.S.T Epoxy M Scow-SOLD!
W.E.S.T Epoxy M Scow for sale. This boat was built by master boat builder Bob Pagel. He built only two boats in this class. He was married to Jane Pagel who was a Rolex sailor of the year. Boat was built in 1977. Continue reading W.E.S.T Epoxy M Scow-SOLD!