What a REAL stuff can do.

[Jon Fuller]

33 Sutphen destroyed in a stuff

 

[Jon Fuller]

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[Jon Fuller]

How it used to be: 'Buckshot'

 

[Louise]

Very interesting photos, Jon. A reminder that we must all respect the sea at all times; she has awesome power.

Thanks for posting them.

 

[Jon Fuller]

Yeah, I read the explanation given by the ex owner, not sure tho'

 

[jw.]

Surprisingly lightly built.

 

[Captain Chaos]

did it have a water-tight bulkhead or something? Just it doesnt look like it should be floating!

 

[Scottb]

I was a few hundred yards behind it, the seas were 4-6's typical of the New Jersey Shore but every once in a while a really big one came in and I think it got them by surprise. I know a few caught me by surprise

 

[Yamaha 225]

There are stringers lengtwise and that is normal, but it has also stringers frome chine to chine (the opposite) way. I have learnt that it is not so clever to put stringers this way. It can tend to break at these point as a karate guy dividing a brick stone in two pieces. But the finnish boat builder and world champion racer Mice Frodé had that so what is really the best?

 

[boathead241]

Dude what a boat.Sutphens are a strong lot ya know, but man imagine what that felt like the next morning.