Trac-14

Le voilier Trac-14 est construit par AMF Alcort en États-Unis. Ce catamaran, gréé en Sloop fractionné, réalisé par l'architecte naval Richard and Jay McFarlane, mesure 4.29 m de long avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 0.18 m. La production a démarré en 1980. 1500 exemplaires du bateau ont été produits.

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The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.The Trac-14 is an Australian design originally called the SUFCAT, later WINDRUSH, and built under licence in the US by AMF Alcort.
Beam can be reduced to 6.25' for trailering.