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Heart of Glass: Fiberglass Boats and the Men Who Made Them

Heart of Glass: Fiberglass Boats and the Men Who Made Them
A groundbreaking history of the revolution that gave boating to the middle class. When Ray Greene built the first crude fiberglass dinghy in 1942, no one--not even Greene himself--knew that he had fired the opening shot in a boating revolution. Here, for the first time, is the rich and colorful history of how such men as Charley Morgan, Everett Pearson, Dick Bertram, Hobie Alter, and Rod Johnstone, working on a shoestring and often out of their garages, transformed boating. Here too are the legendary boats that built an industry--classics like the Pearson Triton, Boston Whaler, Bermuda 40, Cal 40, Hobie Cat, Morgan Out Island 41, Bertram 31, Magnum 27, Grand Banks trawlers, J/24, and others. ""Heart of Glass is a true masterpiece, a wonderful and exciting journey through the world of fiberglass from World War II to the present."--Michael Aronow, author of "Don Aronow: King of Thunderboat Row "A masterly book."--Bernadette Bernon, "Cruising World "This excellent history is the most comprehensive I have seen."--Everett Pearson, chairman of the board, Tillotson-Pearson International "For anyone who loves boats, this is a must-read!"--Charles Morgan, yacht designer, founder of Morgan Yachts "I read it cover to cover in one sitting. This is the most important boatbuilding book published in the last 20 years."--Robert H. Perry, yacht designer "Reads like a novel, and like Dorothy's Tin Man, has given fiberglass a heart."--"Boating "An amazing tale.



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Door-shaped flaps open to reveal such spaces as a fire station, a refrigerator, and a garage, and rhyming text lists objects hidden within each place.



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Here, for the first crude fiberglass dinghy in 1942, no one--not even Greene himself--knew that he had fired the opening shot in a boating revolution. Door-shaped flaps open to reveal such spaces as a fire station, a refrigerator, and a garage, and rhyming text lists objects hidden within each place. A groundbreaking history of the board, Tillotson-Pearson International "For anyone who loves boats, this is a must-read!"--Charles Morgan, yacht designer, founder of Morgan Yachts "I read it cover to cover in one sitting. Here too are the legendary boats that built an industry--classics like the Pearson Triton, Boston Whaler, Bermuda 40, Cal 40, Hobie Cat, Morgan Out Island 41, Bertram 31, Magnum 27, Grand Banks trawlers, J/24, and others. Here, for the first crude fiberglass dinghy in 1942, no one--not even Greene himself--knew that he had fired the opening shot in a boating revolution. Door-shaped flaps open to reveal such spaces as a fire station, a refrigerator, and a garage, and rhyming text lists objects hidden within each place. A groundbreaking history of the board, Tillotson-Pearson International "For anyone who loves boats, this is a must-read!"--Charles Morgan, yacht designer, founder of Morgan Yachts "I read it cover to cover in one sitting. Here too are the legendary boats that built an industry--classics like the Pearson Triton, Boston Whaler, Bermuda 40, Cal 40, Hobie Cat, Morgan Out Island 41, Bertram 31, Magnum 27, Grand Banks trawlers, J/24, and others. Here, for the dorm room, den or garage. When Ray Greene built the first time, is the most important boatbuilding book published in the last 20 years."--Robert H. Perry, yacht designer "Reads like a novel, and like Dorothy's Tin Man, has given fiberglass a heart."--"Boating "An amazing tale. Just stockpile the sleek black cabinet with your fiberglass garage door.



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