Sugar scoop on a Cherubini h30

[Jim Stevens]

I ran across this hunter 30 for sale that has a modern swimmer friendly transom retro-fitted. IMO not much compromise of the original classic lines. Has ayone else done one of these jobs? Most summer day sails, my boat serves as a flaoting pool deck, I'd like to look into doing a similar upgrade.

 

[Carl Foster]

Scooped transom

There is a Cheribini 27' in Manatee Bay [above Key Largo] with a simular but not as neat job of fairing into the hull lines. Have no idea who or where the mod was done

 

[Ed Schenck]

Also check archives.

If you search for "transom" in the Forum Archives you should find some $$$ info. It has been a year or more since I saw that. I think it was an H34 and there should be pictures in the Photo Forum. $4000. sticks in my mind. The problem is that it takes a one-time mold, very expensive to build. If there was a large demand then the price could come down.

 

[Jim Rice]

See DIY

DIY magazine had an article where someone added a "scoop" stern to a C&C or something similar. Don't remember the issue number, but they could tell you. It was a very clean job but looked a little odd. BTW, a great little magazine with some very ambitious boat owners (and a nice change from all the American-oriented [&/or British-oriented] boating magazines) (it's Canadian).