Vintage Hatt specs

[rsmith]

Going through my brochures archive from when I was a kid I used to come home from the boat shows with bags full. Unfortunately I cut a lot up and had them on my bedroom wall

 

[rsmith]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/8YVsxsR1cav4LzS9A

 

[rsmith]

Can’t seem to get the photo quality I’m using google photos

 

[rsmith]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/BoDRBUcHoptB5TQo7

 

[SKYCHENEY]

What year do you think these are from? 1972 or so is my guess.

 

[rsmith]

What year do you think these are from? 1972 or so is my guess.

This is 1970 I found 71 and I know I have more but am still looking

 

[rsmith]

Interesting that the 58 tc was more expensive than the yf now you can barley give a tc away

 

[johnjen50]

Probably more expensive to produce. That area over the cockpit on the YF would have to be closed in.

 

[krush]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/BoDRBUcHoptB5TQo7

This link is the one with all the specs sheets.

 

[SKYCHENEY]

Just think, back then you could have bought a 53 Hatteras, run it for 10 years, then sold it at a profit. In the 80's all of the 53's from the '70's were bringing around $250K.

My dad made money on every boat he owned back then. He bought a 1975 43DC, ran it for 5 years and sold it for $25k more. Of course, interest rates were 20%, inflation was through the roof too, but diesel was 69 cents at the fuel dock.

How times have changed.