[David Siegel]

Thanks for the reminder.

–David

[David Siegel]

Belated thanks. I was not a member at the time you posted this.

–David

[David Siegel]

Hi,

I am supposed to have a follow up conversation with them shortly, and will check on this. Where are you located approximately?

–David

[David Siegel]

Not sure how much these will help, and maybe you already know about them, but in case you don’t….

This link goes to the Pearson 424 page of a site with specs on a huge number of boats:
http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=1812
It lists the builder as Pearson(US). This isn’t exactly a certificate, but it is evidence, supported by the PEA in your hull ID #.

Here is a document describing the history of Pearson,that doesn’t make a point of it, but seems to make clear that Pearson built boats in the US:
http://www.goodoldboat.com/reader_services/articles/PearsonHistory.php

Also, she must at one time have been registered or documented in the US. If you can track down her papers from before she left the US, I’d think the forms would have a place to indicate place of construction.

On another topic, how did she handle the two Atlantic crossings?

David

[David Siegel]

We would love to meet up with other owners. We expect to be cruising in southern New England for most of July, but hope to make it up to Maine by August.

[David Siegel]

Hi Rich.
The invoice you mentioned attaching seems to be missing. I’d love to know the name of the vendor and the cost. Thanks.
–David

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