Classic Boat

For the love of of glassfibre

he news this month that the Commité International de la Méditerranée (known by tout le monde as CIM of course), is softening towards glassfibre-hulled boats seemed serendipitous, coming as it did just a few weeks after an editorial meeting where we agreed, with some enthusiasm, that a glass boat could feature on the cover of Classic Boat – and soon probably will. Before alarm bells ring, don’t worry: nothing will ever replace the magic of a wooden boat, and this will remain the principal focus of this magazine. But some of those old

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