if it ever comes to rhode island for work inthe winter i will donate my labor for a weekend or to to help out

Sick Project !!:party-smiley-004:

Very Cool Charlie.Good to see one 32 Cary salvaged to make a replica of the Cigarette.

Heading to Italy next week where we stay only a couple miles from where the 1st 36 built sits rotting on the side of a mountain.

Charlie,

Will you be bringing the Cary to Cadillac's place for OFF? I'd love to see it, both with my eyes and through the lens of my camera!

Hope you're doing well.

Harry

Hey do you know that OSS Class is racing on the Stresa Lake 1 -2 - 3 October ?
WIll you be there ?

It wasn't until I realised that this old beauty was a Cary 32' that I appreciated what a stunning looking boat the 32' is...............was this the only tandem cockpit configuration? I suspect so! Anybody know what happened to it before or after? Boarhog? Memco?

Nigel,the outboards versions of the Cary 32' were distinguished by having the sides lower than the 32' with inboards engines.
There are two proven versions of the 32' with seats in tandem.
One is the most famous in Europe was Cigarillo in 1970-73 without knowing the future after 1973.
Most famous in the U.S. was the last "Andrea" of Dr. Magoon in 1969-70. The latter was then drove in subsequent years by Matheson and the future creator of the Scarabs boats Larry Smith .
Nothing to do with Boarhog and Memco.

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My Cary 32
 

1969 Bahama 500
Probably the sweetest boat I ever ran. - Steve Sirois

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The Business End
 

Ralph Seavy's Cary 32
 

This is Ralph's boat testing at Lake X before it was given to Jerry Langer to run in 1969 Bahama 500

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