<div id='ygrps-yiv-1561562561'><table cellspacing='0' cellpadding='0' border='0'><tr><td valign='top'><div>Chris,</div><div>You are quite right, Puddle Duck Racer is derived from Brick.&nbsp; My PDR, hull #134, is also my first build, first boat, first almost everything.&nbsp; It was a great choice, sails and rows just fine, and cost about $350, but only because I spent a bit over $100 on a Polysail International Shellback Lugsail, instead of their bargin PDR sail, and bought good hardware from Duckworks, instead of hardware store cheapies!&nbsp;</div><div><a rel='nofollow' target='_blank' href='http://pdracer.com/'>http://pdracer.com/</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; and&nbsp;&nbsp;<a rel='nofollow' target='_blank' href='http://www.polysail.com/PDR.htm'>http://www.polysail.com/PDR.htm</a>&nbsp;</div><div>are some of the websites to start with.&nbsp; Besides all the free plans available from pdracer.com and Ploysail, Duckworks sells Mick Storer&#39;s OZ Mk.II PDR plans, which kind of get away from the ultra cheap, ultra simple genisis of the PDR class, but they are nice, if more advaced.</div><div>John Nystrom</div><div>Peru, IN</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div></td></tr></table><br></div>

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