Triton in Quincy MA?

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Triton in Quincy MA?

Post by tikvah59 »

Saw this nice Triton this weekend in the boat yard at Marina Bay in the Squantum section of Quincy, MA.

Does it belong to anybody on this list? Just curious.

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I believe that is #640, at one time owned by Gerry Greene.

My records show it built in 1965 but this would be out of sequence and is probably an error.
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Re: Triton in Quincy MA?

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The angle of the photo makes it look like a full keel boat.
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it is a full keel. it is not just the angle of the picture.
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full keel with a cutaway forefoot if we are going to be technical ;-)
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really? a cutaway forefoot? I can't imagine that the triton could have any bigger of a keel. especially when you ask my arms after scraping the thing last year.
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Post by Rachel »

I can't totally tell if you are joking or not (maybe after your arms have recovered it would be easier to tell ;)

However, just in case...

"Cutaway" full keel (or as some people would say: moderate fin with attached rudder):

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Full keel:

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Edited to add one more - a wooden cutter design. Really full:
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Your explanations are great, Rachel!
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Post by carterskemp »

excellent rachel. as always. I was cutaway kidding. I am not retracting my belief that the triton has got a big keel, but now I know that it isn't as big as it could be!

really excellent. thanks.

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