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Boat Info
The Corsair is a medium weight, strongly built boat which is easily trailed.
The hull is constructed of double skin fibreglass with built-in foam flotation to keep it
afloat when full of water.
The rudder clamp and spars are made of marine grade aluminium,
whilst the Class Rules allow for optional material to be used in the construction
of the centreboard, rudder, tiller, and mast tabernacle.
The aluminium mast is held firmly in place by two stainless steel shrouds and a
forestay.
Water shipped over the side is rapidly drained by floor mounted venturi bailers when
the boat is moving
The Corsair is a medium weight, strongly built boat which is easily trailed.
The hull is constructed of double skin fibreglass with built-in foam flotation to keep it
afloat when full of water.
The rudder clamp and spars are made of marine grade aluminium,
whilst the Class Rules allow for optional material to be used in the construction
of the centreboard, rudder, tiller, and mast tabernacle.
The aluminium mast is held firmly in place by two stainless steel shrouds and a
forestay.
Water shipped over the side is rapidly drained by floor mounted venturi bailers when
the boat is moving
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| Corsair Class of Australia |