The Dyer Dink is a cornerstone of American small-craft history, representing one of the earliest and most successful applications of fiberglass in the marine industry. Built by The Anchorage, Inc. in Warren, Rhode Island, this 10-foot lapstrake-style dinghy was designed by the company’s founder, Bill Dyer, as a high-capacity tender that could be rowed, towed, or sailed with equal competence. Unlike its sibling, the Dyer Dhow, which features a hard-chine flat-bottom design for maximum stability, the Dink utilizes a traditional round-bilge hull form. This provides a more traditional rowing experience and a classic aesthetic that mimics traditional wooden clinker construction, while the fiberglass execution ensures longevity and reduced maintenance.
Dyer Dink Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview
- Make
- Dyer
- Model
- Dink
- Builder
- Dyer Boats
- Designer
- Philip Rhodes
- Number Built
- 1400
- Production Year(s)
- 1934 - ??
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