The beautiful 37′ trimaran has been reduced to $70K. The 63′ trimaran has been reduced to $135K. Scroll down to see the presentations at the old rices.
Jim is finishing his 30′ KHSD catamaran. It is back. As a testament to its’s strength, when it was tied up some 30 years ago, a barge broke loose in a storm and trapped his cat between the barge and the dock for several hours. It was repaired and is looking great now.
This is a new 44’ powercat design by Kurt. It is simple, elegant, and perhaps the most bang-for-the-buck design I’ve seen. Kurt estimates displacement at 2550 kg/5600 lbs, which i suppose indicates the boat dry would be 4000 lbs and change. This would be a very easily driven hull. 2x 50-60hp outboards should be sufficient to go fast, and the mpg is going to be spectacular. Twin 40 gal tanks should give a range of 400-1000+ miles depending on conditions and how fast you want to go. Beam as designed fits in 18’/5.5m for docking, but could (should) be increased to 22′ -24′.
I am a professional boat builder and this is a boat I would love to build. A client of mine has commissioned these plans from Kurt and a detailed construction spreadsheet from me. At the moment they are unsure whether they wish to proceed with this design. Plans might be available at a discounted price. If you are interested, we are available to build this boat during the coming winter in Sarasota, Florida. If you are in Asia we can arrange to build this in the Philippines. Drop me an email at matthewhreynolds@gmail.com or text/call 1.941.323.5122.
My 140′ sailing cargo trimaran is getting some traction. An amazing discussion on my 140′ cargo trimaran. It’s 33 minutes but is worth listening to. Ian, my customer got great news from Barbados. “Good afternoon Kurt Just received response from CEO EXPORT Barbados 🇧🇧 ” This is excellent, looking forward to working to deliver this during 2025″