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Efforts to revive the Half Tonner racing class in Norway involve collecting and restoring ten vintage racing yachts, including models like the Maestro 31, X-95, and various one-off designs.2:24 The project aims to recreate the competitive environment of the 1983 Half Ton World Championship by sourcing neglected hulls from across Norway, including Trondheim, Ålesund, and the Sørlandet region.6:03 While some historic boats like Fønix and Skimmer have been scrapped, the initiative seeks to establish a local racing circuit using IRC handicapping to accommodate both original configurations and modern modifications like keel replacements.3:53 Restoration requirements vary significantly between production boats and one-off builds, with common maintenance tasks including deck hardware replacement, engine overhauls, and sail upgrades.9:38 Owners must prioritize rig integrity, specifically monitoring mast condition and managing running backstays, which are critical for supporting the tall, thin rigs characteristic of the era.3:11 The project encourages low-budget entry into competitive sailing, with functional hulls available for as little as 50,000 NOK.7:08

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