You could do a lot worse than look into what Chesapeake Light Craft has been up to.
You could do a lot worse than look into what Chesapeake Light Craft has been up to.
I'd never thought of building a frame for the outside that would come off after the build. Learn something new everyday.
I can swing down there and check out the prototype in person if anyone is interested
Having a bit of experience with one of their kayak kits, this makes a lot of sense. The strength to weight vs. a typical teardrop trailer should be much better.
I wonder what that weighs.
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