Close  Plywood GRP


Open version with stern drive (5.5m)


Cabin version with shaft drive (6.0m)

Technical Data
Year of production1960-1961
L.o.a. [m]5.5/6.0
Beam [m]2.20
HullPlywood with GRP
DesignerEinar Runius
  Remarks  
At the end of the fifties, when GRP came into boatbuilding, the euphoria was great. The new material was supposed to simplify the maintenance of the boats. Very popular was the construction of the hull from plywood, which was then covered with a GRP coating. This was also practised intensively by the Danish shipyard Coronet.

At Storebro there were great reservations about this new technique. Nevertheless, it was decided to build various test boats to gain a certain long-term experience. The tests confirmed the reservations of the shipyard. Often penetrating water caused detachment and bubbles between plywood and GRP. The shipyard therefore continued to rely on mahogany hulls and offered complete GRP hulls only since 1968. The first boat with a complete GRP hull was the Royal Cruiser I/Solö Lyx II.

At present the following development variants are known:
  • A boat with inboard BB70 engine and shaft drive.
  • A boat with Aquamatic as an open runabout version.
  • A boat with Aquamatic with cabin (no picture exists).


22-05-19
  Photos and images  
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EnginesVolvo Penta
BB70
Production1958-1962
FuelPetrol/Gasoline
Stroke4
No. of cylinders4
Bore[mm]79.37
Stroke[mm]80
Compression ratio8.2:1
Displacement[l]1.60
Torque[Nm]
Engine output[kw/(HP)]37 - 63/
(50 - 85)
Rotations[1/min]4000
Weight[kg]180 ****
**** Weight without gearbox
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