FLYING
SCOT ® , INC.
157 CEMETERY STREET
DEER PARK, MARYLAND 21550
GPS
N 39 25.608
W 79 19.622
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ORDER your Flying Scot or call with any questions today- we'd be glad
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Over
forty years of sailing and marine construction experience produced the
Flying Scot®, a Sailing Hall of Fame design. Its perfect for family
trips, single-handed fun, and an excellent racer. And its a good investment.
See our Buyer's Checklist and Flying
Scot® Specifications below.
We encourage you to call us with any questions at 1-800-864-7208. Designed by the internationally famous racer Gordon K. "Sandy" Douglass, each Flying Scot® is hand-crafted with the highest quality materials and methods. The first Scot ever built still wins races!
See what Flying Scot® owners say about the Scot!
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Come See Us at Boat Shows & other events!
June
7 & 8, 2008
Wife/Husband Championship
Oklahoma City, OK
July 20 - 23,
2008
North American Championship
Toms River, NJ
October 9 - 13,
2008
Annapolis Sailboat Show
Annapolis, MD
Review an article that appeared in Sailing magazine about daysailing the Flying Scot in the 1000 Islands.
Our new boat order form specifically lists all standard options and parts lists for our Family, Standard Racing, and Radical Racing Packages. We also sell parts, upgrade packages and gifts in our Scot Online Store.
The most versatile daysailer/racer on the market!
-
Easy
to rig, launch and sail - Racing fleets are nationwide
- Reasonably priced, highest quality
- Safe, unsinkable, stable
- Planing hull design
- Sail plan includes
main, jib
and spinnaker.
Kelly Gough—Flying
Scot NA Champ
Winner's Debrief by
Greg Fisher
Sailing with his
wife, Heidi, this 46-year-old Texan
was flat-out flying
at the 2004 Flying Scot NAs.
Click
here to read where he offers up a few of his secrets
Reprinted with permission from Sailing World http://www.sailingworld.com
The
Flying Scot® is Fast
The
late Gordon Douglass is an internationally
known racing champion, so he designed the Scot for speed. The Scot is
a low-displacement design (she sits shallow in water) and she has a flat,
tapered shape in the stern which allows her to plane. This means she will
come out of the water and is not limited to her waterline hull-speed.
With over 200 square feet of sail area, she has the "engine"
to move well in any wind speed. Get her on a beam-reach with 15 knots
of wind, and experience the thrill of a planing hull!
The
Flying
Scot® is Stable and Safe
The Scot is not a flopsy acrobatic design; the photo at left illustrates the Scot's stability. Her slightly tunneled hull design, hard bilges and weighted centerboard provide a strong righting moment. And with over 600 lbs of reserve buoyancy, the Flying Scot® is unsinkable. The wide side deck and seat allow the Scot to take a knock- down with little or no water in the boat, and one person can easily right her in the water.
Buyer's Checklist
- Easy to launch. Easy to sail. Easy to keep.
- No advanced sailing experience needed! It can be Launched, Rigged and Sailed by 1 person.
- 5-year limited-warranty
on hull,
2 year warranty on rigging. Flying
Scot Inc. means Service! We know almost all our owners by name,
and most orders are filled within hours. - Unsinkable, due to 600 lbs. of installed positive flotation.
- Any Color You Like! - your color choice.
- Built to Last- with glass reinforced poly-resin, with mat and bi-directional roving into hull and deck molds with as many as 6 layers to 70 oz. per yard, reinforced with 1200 balsa-core blocks; 12 cu. ft. of Styrofoam flotation giving 600 lbs reserve buoyancy. Meet the builder, Harry Carpenter, president of Flying Scot®, Inc. and see how we make them!
- Mast and Spars are anodized aluminum, rigging is top-quality stainless steel, all fittings stainless steel. Centerboard has 80 lbs. lead ballast with 16:1 differential winch. The centerboard is set in a unique trunk that does not require the traditional, leak-prone pivot bolt.
- Great Racing! Active fleets nationwide, and strong organization: The Flying Scot® Sailing Association publishes a bi-monthly publication, Scots N' Water. Casual to Expert Racing. This means a ready used-boat market, protecting your investment.
- Shallow draft, great for gunkholing in shallow rivers and lakes. Launches in 12 inches of water!
- Good for the whole family- can seat 8 adults!
- Most cars can pull the entire boat and trailer weight of 1200 lbs.
- The Flying Scot® is a Sailing Hall of Fame Design.
- Over 5800 boats have been made, 1 at a time.
- One-design (original Scots can be as fast as new Scots)
- Take a test sail, visit us anytime (in west Md.) Call for details.
- Financing is available.
- Optional performance packages and parts are available - see Scot Online Store.
Our boat order form specifically lists all standard options and parts lists for our Family Package and Racing Package.
| Flying Scot® |
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| Length,
overall . . . . . . . Length, waterline . . . . . Beam . . . . . . . . . . . . . Draft, board up . . . . . . . Draft, board down . . . . . Mast height, above water Sail Area, main & jib . . . . Sail Area, spinnaker . . . . Weight, all up . . . . . . . . Gross Trailering Weight . . |
19'/5.8 m.
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Our order
form specifically lists all standard options and parts lists
for our Family Package and Racing Package.
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