| Boat Name | Skate | |
| Manufacturer | Lincoln Fiberglass | |
| Hull Type | Board Boat | |
| LOA | 13'11" | (4.24m) |
| Beam | 3'11" | (1.19m) |
| Weight | (kg) | |
| Ballast | (kg) | |
| Keel Type | daggerboard | |
| Berths | ||
| Draft Up | (m) | |
| Draft Down | (m) | |
| Year Start | ||
| Year End | ||
| Number Made | ||
| Country | ||
| MIC | ||
| Shortypen ID | 210 | |
| Clone | ||
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| 2021-07-18 | by: | DrMelKay | Corporate data Lazott Plastics |
2016-06-03 by: Anthony Traggis
Shorty,
Here is #1. It is the nameplate, but it is not in very good condition. This is what I can make out:
Lincoln Fiberglass, Co.
Stow, Mass.
Div. of the Laz_ _ t, Co.
Model Serial No.
Tony
2019-09-20 by: PFLA
Wow Shorty,
That's all I can say, I never thought I'd see a Skate again. It was my first sailboat. I was 11 back in the summer of 1967 when my Dad and I went up to Wayne NJ and we picked her up in our 1960 Pontiac station wagon. I have great memories of learning how to sail on that little boat. In 1969 my Dad traded her in and bought an MFG Pintail, hull # 564 which I still sail today. But the Skate introduced me to sailing and made me a sailor for life. I've owned a number of...read more
2021-07-18 by: DrMelKay
Shorty
Found an ad on Craigslist for a Skate hull
Got a picture of the nameplate from the seller
It appears that Lincoln was a division of the Lazott company
I found records for Lazott Plastics on the Secretary of the Commonwealth website
The address is in Stow Massachusetts
I’ll post a link to the info
Mel