1966 9' Dyer Dhow Dinghy

Description

1966 Deluxe 9' The 9′ DYER® Dhow Perhaps the most famous of the Dyer dinghy line is the 9′ Dyer Dhow. The Proven “Hard-Chine” or flat-bottom Dhow design offers greater stability than the comparable round bottom dinghies, allowing you to carry four people and gear with ease. In addition, the boat’s larger capacity and size make her very versatile and widely used amongst mariners. The 9′ Dyer Dhow is a popular yacht tender and a daysailer. The sailing model is the perfect trainer among junior sailors, and Unlike inflatables, you can seamlessly tow and row a 9′ Dyer Dhow. A Frostbiter’s favorite for over 65 years in one-design racing. The 9′ Dyer Dhow is a little boat with a long history, famous for its versatility and durability. The Anchorage Inc., Dyer® Boats have been building dinghies for over 90 years. Although the first Dyer Dinghies were built in wood, the conversion from wood to fiberglass began in 1946 and is still in production today. Dyer Dinghies are constructed of fiberglass combined with oak, mahogany, and Teak. We use wood wherever there are opportunities to strengthen, lighten, or improve the appearance of our boats. Dyer Dinghies are known for their unparalleled craftsmanship, renowned durability, and timeless quality. Its in great shape and ready for the water. Boat, oars ,sail trailer and hitch receiver and ball