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Hello,
I have a Pearson 323 and my shaft strut was worn out. After lots of research and some luck I found a guy who claims to have bought the original molds. He is casting me a new replacement. I wanted to share this information with any and all Pearson owners as it was very hard to find and not linked to common search engines.
here you go:
D&R Marine Inc.
PO Box 921
14 Water Street
Assonet, MA 02702
Hi Pearson folk. Just off phone with Rudy at D and R Marine he is retiring and looking for buyer.
Oct 15, 2021, Reply to above:
Not surprising, he already has a handful of interested parties....putting the word out here as courtesy just in case someone here might have interest or know of person or company that might like the opportunity to own D and R Marine.
I am new to the Pearson family and in just 2 years I have found it remarkable how often D and R, and Rudy come up in discussion as a go-to resource.
I have spoken to Rudy a few times about my boat and my P30 salvage project. He is always busy and still patient, welcoming, and helpful. So much knowledge and experience, good human being. I hope he finds a great buyer and a way to share some of the legacy Pearson and O'Day knowledge and expertise that he has accumulated which his simply priceless.
Hi,
I am looking for the lines drawings of the Pearson 36 , to make a half model for our retiring commodore. Any leads as to where Bill Shaws designs went to? I can possibly use the plan and profile views but as a professional Modelmaker, I really want to use a lines drawing.
Any help here on this?
Thanks
Tom
My family owned a lovely Pearson 34 Cutter - Hull number 50. My dad, John C. Wik, was a very skilled boat model maker completing several hand crafted wooden models of notable boats. These included the Emma C. Berry as well as a model of a whale boat from the C. W. Morgan. Each was hand made and to exact scale.
In addition to these two notable boats, Dad made a model of his Pearson 34 Cutter “Strommenâ€. (He had the boat built at the yard and would go up and see it weekly during construction.)
I do not know what has happened to this boat, but I have the Model and would like to see if I could find a good home for it. It is truly a work of art.
Could you please pass this information and pictures along to members of your forum. I can be contacted at jdwik@aol.com or by phone / text at 302-383-9923.
I am including some photos below.
Thank you,
John Wik
New Castle, DE
pearsonboats@googlegroups.com
https://vimeo.com/356469003
There is also Sailing Uma on Youtube
Sailing Nymeria on YouTube
All refits of Pearson 36-1s
George
