My composite cruising catamaran has been sailing in the Caribbean for some 15 years. Beautiful.

My composite cruising catamaran has been sailing in the Caribbean for some 15 years. Beautiful.

Well the great crew made delivery late last night at the Tahoe Keys Marina. This 28’06” super wide load , was carefully planned from Kkmi Boat Yard , in Richmond California, to the Tahoe Keys Marina, in South lake Tahoe. Our part in this project started with multiple route surveys starting in December of 2025. We did have our complications with this load starting with an unplanned lane closure in the placerville area, an independent traffic control contractor had an unauthorized lane closure up that caltrans did not know about. Which caused delays in the Placerville California area on August 31st. We also had very tight areas going over Echo Summit across highway 50 that were pre-planned to be walking only areas to move this very large vessel through, although it did cause traffic delays, that was pre-planned and was necessary to move this vessel to its destination via this route. Other routes were looked at in the planning process, but proved to not be big enough to accommodate a load of this size. We appreciate all of the hard work that Caltrans, California Highway Patrol, and all the cities and counties that we went to go through efforts to get us through this permitting and movement process..
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This electric 42′ hybrid electric catamaran design has been completed and will be built in Anacortes, near Seattle.
I thought I had posted earlier, but searches don’t return anything. Time out to grab pictures.
A beautiful example of the total 40′ trimaran is for sale in New Jersey. Foam/glass. Built by Lombardi Yachts in 2012.
It is a really amazing yacht and it has a luscious video below.
The price has been lowered to $225,000.

https://web-player.walkly.app/Gc2bt9YotLi5eyiwNLMU/6PX4t3ZSsw3r89oiDsmG/ww/logos
I have another trimaran for sale. $70,000
One of my DF31s built for a Microsoft zillionaire is now for sale
Osprey details
Built in Port Townsend WA by Olympic Boat Works. Launched in 1999. Insurance inspection in 2000. Kurt Hughes design DF31 trimaran, see http://www.multihulldesigns.com/designs_stock/df31tri.html. Demountable/disassemblable, the crossarms slide through tunnel holes through the main hull and the amas mount onto the crossarm ends.
Two double berths, fore and aft, with galley & salon space and cockpit in between. Comes with main, jib, and screecher sails.Features:Wood and fiberglass construction
Custom woodwork throughout
Daggerboard lifts for easy shallow-water maneuvering, mooring and demounting
Outboard motor mount (15hp motor included but needs maintenance/may not be recoverable)
Ama interior storage with good-sized access ports
New exterior paint (except for bottom paint)
New windows and hatches
Custom purple-heart laminated wood tiller
Berth mattresses for both berths
Some electronics, but they are old and have not been checked in a long time
Sound system wired to cockpit speakers
Swing-arm mounted navigation display for viewing inside cabin or in cockpit through view window
New aluminum mast
Comes with trailer for main hull and mast, and separate flatbed trailer with mounts for amas and crossarms
Needs:
Bottom paint
Reassembly & re-stringing of trampolines
Rerigging of new mast
Testing previous sails with new mast
Probably updated/different electronics (buyer’s preference)
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Paul’s KHSD 46′ cruising catamaran is apparently famous in the Caribbean. Foam/glass constriction.

I just got this picture of a model of my world cruising 79′ trimaran. Jody Culbert sent.
Wow wow wow

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.

The 37 above and the 63 at the link below.
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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.



