Bottom design ?

[vdcruiser]

Anybody know how many different bottom designs a 1975 Sanger 19' bubble deck could have had ?

 

[Sharp Shooter]

Anybody know how many different bottom designs a 1975 Sanger 19' bubble deck could have had ?

Good luck with that...lol

If you're only talking "flatbottom v-drives" the 19' Family Ski was very common. I heard from someone who worked at Sundown Marine there was a 19 runnerbottom also but it was a prototype.

 

[vdcruiser]

Yes I'm talking about a flatbottom,( not runner bottom), v-drive. After reading about the "Gull Wing" bottoms on the PB forum I wondered if there was more than one bottom type on them. A friend of mine has a 75 19' and he is having some handling problems. I had a 72 and a 74 back in the day and mine handled good , but I can't remember exactly what the bottom shape was. It seems to me that Sanger said put a little "gull" shape in the cav plates,but I can't remember the bottom having the "gull" shape.

 

[harlanorrin]

There was one 19' Sanger. There was a 18-10, 18-6. Some people do not measure centerline.
HARLAN ORRIN

 

[vdcruiser]

Thanks Harlan, We haven't measured the boat, but his title says its a 19.

 

[Sharp Shooter]

Thanks Harlan, We haven't measured the boat, but his title says its a 19.

Don't always trust a boat title. Here's a boat test of the common 19' Family Ski.

 

[65Mandella]

Very cool article!!! Great info and love all the specs! Wish I could find one on a Mandella!!!

 

[Sharp Shooter]

Wish I could find one on a Mandella!!!

Ya? What would it be worth to ya?