Hawk 16

Le voilier Hawk 16 est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Pearson Yachts en États-Unis. Ce voilier Dérive pivotante, gréé en Sloop fractionné, réalisé par l'architecte naval Carl Alberg avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.09 m. La production a démarré en 1961 et s'est terminée en 1963.

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This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.This, the smallest of the Carl Alberg designs for Pearson, was in production for only a short time in the US.
A few were built under license in Germany, where the design was altered somewhat and, reintroduced as the CONGER, which became an extremely popular class and was still being built as of 2014.