The Grampian Jumpahead is a significant, albeit small, piece of sailing history, representing one of the earliest production catamarans. Originally introduced around 1948, the Jumpahead was designed by Bill O'Brian, a pioneer in racing and cruising catamaran design. While initially a UK-based endeavor, Grampian Marine of Canada later built a limited number of fiberglass versions in the early 1960s, marking their early foray into fiberglass boat manufacturing and Canada's entry into modern fiberglass boat production. This 16-foot fractional sloop catamaran was conceived as a versatile vessel, likely appealing to day sailors and weekenders seeking the unique advantages of multihull sailing in a compact package.
Used Jumpahead Sailboats for Sale
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- 1948 - ??
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