Peter Swanson’s substack loosecannon
Peter Swanson’s substack loosecannon
Amilee was found. I hope she gets salvaged


Another short AI video of the 140′ trimaran.
Not perfect but very cool.
Lance’s beautiful KHSD 37 trimaran is for sale. I located in PNW.
It’s got a 8 horse outboard, navigation, electric windless, wood stove and AIS radio.
He wants $90 K.

https://www.multihulldesigns.com/designs_stock/37tri.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBvuQ9Bz_9E







https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2012-hughes-40-10078172/
I guess you have to copy and paste to see pictures.
Beautiful boat, is even demountable. Interior looks wonderful. It even has a platform for the foredeck crew to stand on to work beside the rotating mast.
contact mike@multihullcompany.com
I just got a request from a multihull broker who is selling one of my 40′ trimarans from years ago. Beautiful boat. An extended version of my 37′ trimaran. Mike Rybas | Yacht Broker | email: mike@multihullcompany.com
I remember during the construction, my friend Roger Hatfield, and Jim Brown went to see the build and the plans.
Brown declared “Hughes is just showing off.”
Roger told me, “isn’t that we we try to do?”




My 40′ (extended 37′) is for sale. Near Seattle. Foam/glass/carbon/epoxy. Excellent workmanship.
Still waiting on price, but will be a lot less than if completed.
.https://www.multihulldesigns.com/designs_other/37bdcat.html



A reminder that all our plans and designs are available at
This unfinished 63′ KHSD trimaran has been put up for sale. It is in Marysville, WA. The hulls are completed, along with at least one beam web. It comes with more than enough fabric and epoxy to finish it. As well as a motor.
Lots more pictures after the break.
This trimaran has gotten a price reduction. Now $145,000. Keep in mind that the Rapido 60 will start at $1.79 million, and the 63′ will be much more. On this unit, the hulls are all built. Only the cross arms need to be finished.
If needed to be trucked a long way, one can cut down the centerline, and repaired with DB 1708.
It is located in Marysville, WA.

Here’s what the 63 looks like completed:


