About Us:
Welcome to the website of the North American M-Scow Association. We hope your visit to our website will kindle your interest in the most beloved of all inland lakes scows. Many great sailors from coast to coast have had the opportunity to sail this boat from the bays of New Jersey, to the inland lakes of the Midwest to the mighty reservoirs of the Southwest. Sailors have learned what scow sailing is about sailing this boat. The M-Scow has always been the people's scow. From its nimble handling and easy sailing characteristics the M has developed many of the finest sailors yet provided fun enjoyable sailing to the family or the most competitive of sailors. Please enjoy our website and learn more about the scow.Association Officers
Commodore - Tom Welsch tomwelsch10@gmail.com
Vice Commodore - Susan Kerr Rogers shkerr11@msn.com
Rear Commodore - Dave Applegate dapplegatesnipe@gmail.com
Treasurer - Curt Morton mortonjc@optonline.net
Secretary - Ken Ingles keninglis@sympatico.com
Measurer - Dave Magno
Hi Crew, I've just become an M Scow owner. I obtained a baby blue 1970 model with the wooden mast and boom. Can anyone point me to rigging drawings? all the hardware is stripped off the mast and boom and stored in plastic tubs. Thanks. Ken. Ken.Koons@outlook.com
ReplyDeleteI would like to buy an M16. I have found a 1978 Melges. Is that competitive? Males built a new mold around that time. Is this the old style? Thanks Jeff
ReplyDeleteM16 for sale in Phoenix, AZ. Yes, we have lakes out here. Call Devon at 518-867-seven-seven-sev-en-zer-o
ReplyDeleteI recently sold my father's 1973 Melges M-16 Scow. Number 560. Prior to selling, I purchased a new skirted mooring cover by "The Sailors' Tailor, inc." (purchased on 9-2-2020 for $699.07). The cover is like new. If anyone is interested, send me an email. We live in Washington State.
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