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HINCKLEY PICNIC BOAT
The
Talaria 44 was designed in 2000 by Bruce King, who based
the lines on traditional Down East boats. Maine
lobsterboats are known for high, sharp bows to cut
through the chop. Sweeping sheers and low cockpits make
it easier to retrieve lobster pots.
But unlike lobsterboats, which have cabins mostly for
shelter and to stow gear, lobsterboat-inspired yachts
must be stylish – they’re yachts, after all – and
comfortable belowdecks. Bruce King’s Talaria 44 was all
of these things, and more: Powered by twin diesels
driving Hamilton waterjets, the boat was able to run
through lobster pot-infested waters without wrapping a
buoy around the non-existent prop shafts, and drew so
little water it could nose onto a beach for a day of
picnicking.
Hinckley
is an iconic luxury boat brand. Unlike many other yacht
companies, Hinckley maintains its tight link to its
customers by only doing built-to-order, rather than
working with dealers – an important coup for their brand
equity. Rather than focusing on volume, Hinckley focuses
on the quality of each stage of a customer’s ownership
experience. Everything is customizable, down to the
alignment of the screws. Many of the production crew
employees are akin to artisans, and they can spend years
working on a single boat. A $2 million boat upgrade
project could occupy a team of 25 for two years,
customizing every aspect of the boat.
This primarily wood
model of the Hinckley picnic boat is 23" long x 11" tall x 8" wide $2,950  Shipping and insurance in
the contiguous USA included.
Other places: $250 flat rate.
This model
is in stock and can be shipped within five business
days.
For a small fee, we will
add a name to the stern of the boat. We can also
change the upholstery and add details of your boat.
Just let us know
For larger sizes,
email us for a quote.
Learn more about the
Hinckley
Talaria
44
here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinckley_Yachts
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