[Rhodes22-list] Not Dana 24 not Flicka but Pacific Seacraft 25

Sun Feb 11 12:38:56 EST 2007

Sorry Ed.

A Flicka isn't a double ender. see link

http://www.signsbyrik.net/rik/HLG2%20KY%20Lake%2003%201.jpg

As you can see, HLG2 is not real pointy in the back :-)

Here's a link to a PS 25. A real canoe stern. Quite a difference.

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/6/6/6/0/1666019_6.jpg?1170353437000

A Dana is a lot like a Flicka, but has a spade rudder, rather than a 
transom hung rudder as on a Flicka. Danas are 24 feet on deck vs Flickas 
20 feet and 8' 7" beam vs Flicka's 8 feet. Dana weighs about 8,000 lbs. 
Flicka weighs about 6,000 lbs.

Here's a Dana stern

http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/5/6/0/5/1560588_18.jpg?1163966235000

Flicka and Dana both have standing head room, a PS 25 does not.

Rik

Tootle wrote:

>Bob:
>
>      It is a Pacific Seacraft 25.  From front it looks like Dana but it is
>double ender like Flicka.  It is not shown nor acknowledged on Pacific
>Seacraft website.  
>
>Ed K
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>Tootle wrote:
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>>Bob, 
>>
>>     There used to be a Flicka just down from me and another on "C" dock. 
>>The one on C may still be there.  This boat is on 'B', just accross and
>>down a couple from me.  It is labeled a Pacific Seacraft and I think it
>>iis bigger than the Flicka, specially longer.  But it is a double ender
>>like the ficka.  Their site does not show any other double ender so it may
>>be a flicka.  But I keep thinking it is bigger and different from the
>>Flicka that used to dock down from me.  Maybe it is because it look at it
>>from the back instead of the front.  I will ask again.  I was on a Dana in
>>North Carolina about five years ago, and this boat reminds me of it, but
>>maybe because it is Pacific Seacraft.
>>
>>Ed K
>>Greenville, SC, USa      
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>>Bob Keller wrote:
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>>>Ed,
>>>Reason I ask is that I remember there being a Flicka (20') at the BW
>>>Marina. 
>>>  The Dana is a much bigger version and while I'm sure it could be 
>>>trailered, it's big...
>>>
>>>Looks to be a great day in Savannah today with sunny and 65 degrees. 
>>>I'll 
>>>be getting out with the wife for an afternoon sail in Sunbury.  Only
>>>three 
>>>more weeks in Feb and we go back to daylight savings on March 11!! 
>>>Yippee.
>>>BK
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>>From: "Bob Keller" <r22yankeeclipper at hotmail.com>
>>>>Reply-To: The Rhodes 22 mail list <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
>>>>To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
>>>>Subject: RE: [Rhodes22-list] Joseph Hadzima & Dana 24
>>>>Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 10:07:40 -0500
>>>>
>>>>Ed,
>>>>Are you sure that is a Dana 24 and not a Flicka?
>>>>Bob K
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>>From: Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net>
>>>>>Reply-To: The Rhodes 22 mail list <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
>>>>>To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
>>>>>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Joseph Hadzima & Dana 24
>>>>>Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 03:50:54 -0800 (PST)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Joe,
>>>>>
>>>>>     The Dana 24 can be moved on a trailer.  There is one accross the
>>>>>way
>>>>>          
>>>>>
>>>>>from my slip at Big Water.  He pulls it out of the water and puts it on 
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>>>his
>>>>>trailer every couple of years.  He took it to Florida for  a couple of
>>>>>months a couple of years ago.  His trailer is a tri axle and his tow 
>>>>>vehicle
>>>>>big.
>>>>>
>>>>>      That being said, Pacific Seacraft has a reputation for good
>>>>>stuff.  
>>>>>I
>>>>>believe Dana 24's have circumnavigated.
>>>>>
>>>>>       In the last five years, I recall only once that his wife went
>>>>>out
>>>>>with him.  He often motors out and will when out in the middle of the
>>>>>          
>>>>>
>lake
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>>>>>and there are sufficient winds put up at least his main sail.  I have
>>>>>          
>>>>>
>seen
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>>>>>him under full sail a couple of time.  I like the boat, it moves at my
>>>>>speed.  Rummy or any racer would have fits.
>>>>>
>>>>>        I have looked inside his boat and another Dana 24.  The only
>>>>>way 
>>>>>to
>>>>>describe it, is cramped.  It is really designed for one person to hide 
>>>>>from
>>>>>the elements.  If you are planning an extended solo cruise, then you 
>>>>>should
>>>>>look into it.
>>>>>
>>>>>          I recall seeing one for sale either in Annapolis or Oriental 
>>>>>for
>>>>>$70,000 without the trailer.  It was less than 10 years old.
>>>>>
>>>>>        Again, it can be put on a trailer to be moved.
>>>>>
>>>>>Ed K
>>>>>Greenville, SC USA
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>--
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