Does my boat, single floored baggy trousers 3434, count as an admirals cupper?
Thanks George
On page 8 of the 2007 handbook, that has just arrived throught the post, the cut off is prior to sail number 3414 and those that meet the pre 1/1/1996 buoyancy rules.
So I guess not. But I may be wrong 8)
When i raced at the burghfield event i was down as being an admirals cup boat
Alex is correct - probably people assume the numbers as a guide and don't check - example 3402 is now a DB converted from AC, 3500 is now a single bottom was a DB. 3500 would not be classed as an AC.
The new year book shows which are DB by a new code too, f.
Kean
George,
Having been the first measurer of 3434, and assumimg that it hasn't been altered since then I would most definately class it as an AC boat. From my understanding the boat was a long time in the building and came from the Cheshire Dinghy and Dive mould, changing hands a couple of times before Pete Bennett finally finished her and launched her at Saltash.
Kean, I can think of two other 'AC' boats that have been converted - Ella and Respectable St, there may be others!