A Small Cruising Sloop: Edson I. Schock's 1965 Pocket Cruiser
A planked sloop with a ballast keel, small cabin and auxiliary engine, drawn by Edson I. Schock in 1965.
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Outils par objectif40 guides étape par étape→Toutes les catégoriesA planked sloop with a ballast keel, small cabin and auxiliary engine, drawn by Edson I. Schock in 1965.
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