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2014 Classic Yacht & Launch Exhibition – A Toast to Jim Young

Posted on October 4, 2014 by Alan Houghton - waitematawoodys.com founder

A photo gallery from todays opening of the 2014 Classic Yacht & Launch Exhibition.

This years theme is a toast / celebration to legendary designer & boat builder Jim Young.

The show is open tomorrow (Sunday) between 10am > 4.00pm for those that did not make it today (Sat).

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Tony S

Tony S

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A toy for the grandkids

A toy for the grandkids

A toy for the grandkids

A toy for the grandkids

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Jim 'children'

Jim ‘children’

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Jim Young & Delmar

Jim Young & Delmar

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1 thought on “2014 Classic Yacht & Launch Exhibition – A Toast to Jim Young”

Joe Meijer on February 19, 2019 at 3:47 pm said:

To Whom it may concern
Great website, thanks i feel i might just make some progress. let me explain. I live in Tasmania and have a Jim Young 3.5 Rowing Sailing Dinghy. I would like to sail it, however my boat instructions from “easyway kitsets” did not include information or sailplan can you help me?

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