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According to Andreas Jordahl Rhude, Ray Greene built his first fiberglass boat in 1942. He is generally credited with developing the fiberglass boat. He built sailboats for the most part and never got into speed boats. Introduced in 1958, the Ray Greene 25' New Horizons was a model of cruising auxiliary designed by Sparkman and Stephens. Ray Greene was also known for their 16' fiberglass Rebel class of racing sloops, 20' Flying Dutchman, 17'National One-Design, 12' Nipper, and 10' Vixen. The Flying Dutchman was a fiberglass version of the 19'10" Olympic Games-class; the National was a fiberglass-version of which Ray Greene was designated as the official builder. | According to Andreas Jordahl Rhude, Ray Greene built his first fiberglass boat in 1942. He is generally credited with developing the fiberglass boat. He built sailboats for the most part and never got into speed boats. Introduced in 1958, the Ray Greene 25' New Horizons was a model of cruising auxiliary designed by Sparkman and Stephens. Ray Greene was also known for their 16' fiberglass Rebel class of racing sloops, 20' Flying Dutchman, 17'National One-Design, 12' Nipper, and 10' Vixen. The Flying Dutchman was a fiberglass version of the 19'10" Olympic Games-class; the National was a fiberglass-version of which Ray Greene was designated as the official builder. | ||
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Revision as of 15:01, 16 April 2021
Ray Greene & Company, Inc.
508 S. Bryne Rd.
Toledo, Ohio
According to Andreas Jordahl Rhude, Ray Greene built his first fiberglass boat in 1942. He is generally credited with developing the fiberglass boat. He built sailboats for the most part and never got into speed boats. Introduced in 1958, the Ray Greene 25' New Horizons was a model of cruising auxiliary designed by Sparkman and Stephens. Ray Greene was also known for their 16' fiberglass Rebel class of racing sloops, 20' Flying Dutchman, 17'National One-Design, 12' Nipper, and 10' Vixen. The Flying Dutchman was a fiberglass version of the 19'10" Olympic Games-class; the National was a fiberglass-version of which Ray Greene was designated as the official builder.
1957 Information
1957 Ray Greene Fiberglass Sailboats Article
1958 Information
1958 Ray Greene Fiberglass Sailboats Article
1958 Ray Greene New Horizons Sloop Article
1959 Information
1959 Ray Greene Fiberglass Sailboats Ad
1959 Ray Greene Sailboats Article
1960 Information
1960 Ray Greene Ad
Undated Information
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p1
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p2
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p3
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p4
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p5
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p6
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p7
Ray Greene brochure circa 1972, p8
Ray Greene pricelist circa 1972, p1
Ray Greene pricelist circa 1972, p2
Ray Greene pricelist circa 1972, p3
Ray Greene pricelist circa 1972, p4
Ray Greene pricelist circa 1972, p5
