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Tiny Mite
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a 12' inboard runabout
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Build in PLYWOOD
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Characteristics
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Length overall
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12'-0"
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Beam
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5'-1"
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Hull depth
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24"
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Hull weight (approx.):
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250 lbs.
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Average passengers
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1-2
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Hull type: Vee bottom, hard chine hull, developed
for sheet plywood planking.
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Power: Centrally located inboard motor to 300
lbs.
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Can the hull be extended or shortened? Yes. Up to
10% by re-spacing the frames from the aft end of
the stem to the transom a proportional amount. We
do not recommend increasing the beam.
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TINY MIGHT may aptly be called a marine "hot rod".
Only 12' long, but this little boat packs a lot in a small
package. The hull is light and compact for easy trailering and
launching, but capable of towing skiers at a good clip. She
turns on a dime and gives you change. When on a plane, the water
breaks so far to the rear that you have the sensation of being
entirely out of the water. Power comes from a compact
mid-located engine for optimum performance. You'll think you
are handling a classic road racing machine when you sit behind a
peppy powerplant in your own TINY MIGHT. The aft seating
location gives a great sensation of speed, and yet is located at
the smoothest riding point in the boat. Plus, there's room
for a friend... if he's not too timid.
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