The Voice of Multihull Pioneer Jim Brown.

Trimaran jim brown. By Dan Spurr Jul 10 2017. John Marples and Jim Brown have produced designs of successful sail and power craft for over 40 years using conventional materials and cutting-edge design to produce vessels that are stronger more seaworthy and more practical to build than ever before. From a folding trailerable 25-footer up to the 40-footer.

She was originally named GOOD ENOUGH. Jim Brown has just released the first video footage of the Seaclipper 20 trimaran. Jim Brown used sailboats for sale by owner.

Trimaran powered by 9hp Yanmar diesel. Jo Jim Brown and another crewman sailed her to Guatemala. No the famed multihull designer and builder wont be appearing on the popular television show anytime soon but you can hear him tell seafaring tales on a growing series of recorded podcasts and videos.

It would be hard to find a newer build of this design available anywhere in the World. Ease of handling longevity utility operating cost investment value and speed are all essential components of what we term Total. Jim has his own interview series at Outrigmedia called Multihull conversations with Jim Brown.

They are sophisticated plywood vessels sheathed with fiberglass and epoxy. Newly added Roller furled headsail. Sailed to Sea of Cortez Mexico.

General Searunner 40 Jim Brown Design Trimaran Builder Border Marine Berwick Upon Tweed The Searunner 40 is a classic yacht and really turns heads wherever she goes and having been fully restored inside and out at the beginning of 2015. Jims foray into his career as trimaran test pilot is well documented in his entertaining book Among The Multihulls. Well-known multihull designer Jim Brown offers his unique experiences and insight into the design factors that make for safe seaworthy comfortable trimarans.