Dwight ;
I did a Google search and got this site: http://sailboatdata.com/view_designer.asp?designer_id=243

Not sure how accurate it is.....our C&C 32 is a Rob Blaa design and I don't see it on the list.>>>>FYI

Rob
AZURA
C&C 32 - 84
Halifax, N.S.


On 2013/10/16 7:42 AM, dwight veinot wrote:
Does anyone know which of the C&C designs were Rob Ball designs

On Tuesday, October 15, 2013, Jerome Tauber wrote:

    SR was purchased by C&C from Glen Henderson.  A drawing of the
    first boat to be produced by the new C&c company was shown at the
    Newport Boat show.  It's the Redline 41 similar to a King 40 by
    Summit yachts.  You can see a drawing of it at
    http://summit-yachts.com/.   The new line is described below

    From the website. */NEWS/*

    /Summit Yachts is a Dealer for C&C Yachts!/
    Principles George Carabetta and Barry Carroll announce their
    relationship with C&C Yachts. C&C Yachts are built by U.S.
    Watercraft of Warren, Rhode Island. All C&C models built by U.S.
    Watercraft are Mark Mills newest designs. The first model of the
    new line will be the C&C Redline 41 (Pictured above, preliminary
    spec sheet below). Production of this boat will begin shortly.

    Under development are a 36 ft. Cruiser/Racer and a 30ft. one
    design racer.


        

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    On Oct 15, 2013, at 8:00 PM, Chuck S <cscheaf...@comcast.net
    <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'cscheaf...@comcast.net');>> wrote:

    My 2 cents. I think our boats benefit by the C&C brand name
    carrying on.
    I would support the new builder and look forward to seeing a new
    design as long as they build a quality product.

    Rob Ball was lead designer for most of our boats, (anything after
1973) and his vision changed a lot over time until the mid 90's. And remember the C&C design group produced the Mega and the SR
    series?

    I won't be surprised if the newer C&Cs will loose the beautiful
    destroyer bow and subtle sheer they were know for.  I love that
    look but people pay slip fees by boat length and want volume and
    instead any new designs will have plumb bows and straight sheer
    and be lighter and faster, with carbon fiber masts, carbon
    sprits, fiber rigging and hopefully a wonderful livable interior
    layout.   The best thing they could do is build more 34/36s and
    37/40s.  If you redraw the bow so it is plumb the waterline grows
    about 3 feet, adding a lot of speed, just saying.  Then you
    square the transom and add a hinged door to work as a swim
    platform and dinghy garage.  All halyards led cleverly to cockpit
    coaming clutches/winches w electric option.   (Neat stuff at the
    boatshow)  I can't afford a new boat, so I just hope they sell a
    bunch, so they can keep the C&C brand name alive.

    Chuck
    Resolute
    1990 C&C 34R
    Atlantic City, NJ
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    *Sent: *Tuesday, October 15, 2013 4:13:45 PM
    *Subject: *Re: Stus-List Annapolis Boat Show

    Check the the meaning of C&C...designed and built...I think the
    design is the important part...I don't think the designers were
    either of the original C's

    On Tuesday, October 15, 2013, Andrew Burton wrote:

        Just a little info about US Watercraft, who will be building
        the new C&Cs. I know most of the people involved and they are
        pretty decent guys. The company president used to own a C&C
        41, his right hand man grew up on a C&C 29, and one of the
        guys used to work at the old C&C plant in RI. Most of the
        rest have some connection with pre-Tartan C&Cs. I think they
        will be a good thing for the brand. And they have already
        offered their support in any way they can for those of us
        with older boats.
        Andy
        C&C 40
        Peregrine


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