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Le CL Sailboats 16, tel que la flotte l'a vu
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The CL Sailboats 16 is a fiberglass centerboard dinghy, 4.9 meters LOA, designed by Ian Proctor, Graham Dodd, and George Blanchard. Built by CL Sailboats and C&L Boatworks since 1968, it was created to replace the wooden Wayfarer when UK supply was interrupted by a strike.1:41 The CL16 shares the Wayfarer's hull shape and sail plan but features an altered cockpit.2:44 The Wayfarer, from which the CL16 is derived, is a 15-foot 10-inch fractional Bermuda-rigged dinghy designed in 1957.1:46 It is built in both wood and fiberglass, has a retractable centerboard for beach launching and shallow-water operation, and its stable hull accommodates three adults.1:28 The Wayfarer is used for sailing schools, day cruising, and one-design racing, with over 11,000 units produced across models like the Mark I, Mark II, Mark III, and Mark IV.1:36
