The National One-Design, a spirited 17-foot sailing dinghy, embodies the essence of competitive one-design racing in a compact and accessible package. Designed by the renowned American maritime architect William F. Crosby, with plans first appearing in 'The Rudder' magazine in January 1937, this vessel quickly established itself as a popular choice for sailors seeking skill-based competition. Production began in 1936 by Ray Greene & Co., a builder who would later become a pioneer in fiberglass construction, setting the stage for a durable and engaging racing experience. The boat's design and specifications are meticulously controlled by the National One-Design Racing Association, ensuring fair and challenging racing.
Used National One-Design Sailboats for Sale
- Make
- Model
- Number Built
- 1000
- Production Year(s)
- 1936 - ??
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