14' Duck Boat 1946 How-To Build PLANS Paddle or Outboard Duckboat

Plans for a 14' plywood Duckboat - the Mallard. This boat can either be built double ended for paddling or with a transom for use with an outboard motor. Sturdy and Lightweight. This craft will push through dense weeds and navigate in very shallow water.

Weighs less than 100 pounds

Built with 1/4" plywood skin over framing.

This is an original 5 page magazine article from 1946. We do not photocopy these. Article Includes

Measured Drawings and Diagrams

Complete Instructions

14' Duck Boat 1946 How-To Build PLANS Paddle or Outboard Duckboat
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Plans for a 14' plywood Duckboat - the Mallard. This boat can either be built double ended for paddling or with a transom for use with an outboard motor. Sturdy and Lightweight. This craft will push through dense weeds and navigate in very shallow water.

Weighs less than 100 pounds

Built with 1/4" plywood skin over framing.

This is an original 5 page magazine article from 1946. Pages measure 6 ½” x 9” We do not photocopy these.
Article Includes

Measured Drawings and Diagrams

Complete Instructions

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