Penn Yan

[Gary Willoughby]

Could use help for Penn Yan CL54581
Thank You
Gary

 

[Kathryn Klos]

Hi Gary,

Checked the dragonfly website at http://dragonflycanoe.com/id/index.html and scrolled to Penn Yan on the left, and discovered it appears you have a Penn Yan Hunter model, circa 1954 that may be the 581st such canoe that year. Check out the information and see if that seems right to you, too. You might find additional information in past discussions by plugging in "Penn Yan Hunter" (or whatever you wish) in the "Search" function above.

If you need further help with your canoe (aside from figuring out what those letters and numbers might mean), there are many *brilliant* and *talented* folks here, eager to cheer you on...

Kathy

 

[Dave Wermuth]

PY Hunter

Hi Gary, I have a py hunter. Nearly done. I have paddled it and it is very stable. A bit heavy but solid in the water. Here's a photo of a couple Hunters. Yours look similar? They look a bit clunky in the ends but I think they fit the name.

 

[Dave Wermuth]

forgot to give credit

I believe these canoes are From Alex Comb. The photos were posted on this site awhile back and because I had a hunter I saved them.

 

[David McDaniel]

Dave;
The pics of the two hunters are from Skywoods website,
their are topside pics also .
later Dave

 

[Dave Wermuth]

Oops

Thanks Dave. I was not sure. Apologies to Scott.