[Hull Thickness Caribbean 39 And Carribbean 42]

1 hour ago, Turnoar said:

I think that could vary for various factors, date of build, build team etc., like British Leyland. Best bet is to remove a skin fitting if in the vicinity of where you want to know, ashore of course. I’m told some very early hulls were laid up very thick as the laminators were used to building in wood previously and seemed to think it should be similar to be strong enough, judging by the weight of some older grp boats could easily be an inch or more in the bottom in the higher stress areas. 

May I ask for what reason you wish to know?

Because my stepson and his gf want to buy one and put it on the river crouch. Where they will moor is a drying berth, they will sit on medium soft mud for about 8 hours in 12 and I'm worried that the boat was designed to float not sit on mud on a tidal river.  Any ideas??? Thank you. 

[Hull Thickness Caribbean 39 And Carribbean 42]

Hi does anyone know the hull thickness of a Caribbean 39 and a Caribbean 42 please. Many thanks.  Carole