Score card for Unsinkable II · a sample rig

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Seed #8 of 8Sample rigCuddy / walkaround22 ft

Unsinkable II

1965 · Lyman · 22 Sleeper

Gray Marine 6 · 135hp declared

Entered by Gramps

65/100

RESPECTABLE

It floats, it runs, and it looks good doing it.

In that week's field of 8 — its matchup was played at that week's cutoff.

  • Age 16/22
  • Builder 9/18
  • Model 8/12
  • Power 17/24
  • Condition 15/24

Entry completeness: 83% · still blank: photo — entry completeness never changes your Boat Score.

Why 65? Argue with us.

Rubric v2 · deterministic · 100 points across five boat factors

Why did I get this score?
  • Age16/22
    VINTAGE

    Sixties hull — half the marina stops to look at it.

    1965 · 61 years old

  • Builder9/18
    UNCLEAR

    We don't have "Lyman" in our book yet. Nine points and an open invitation to tell us why we're wrong.

    make: Lyman (unknown to us)

  • Model8/12
    PLAIN JANE

    "22 Sleeper" reads like a cuddy / walkaround and not much else. Fair points, no bonus.

    model: 22 Sleeper

  • Power17/24
    ADEQUATE

    135hp is enough to do the job on a 22ft hull — just don't load four people and a full cooler. Judged as 135hp over your declared 22ft (176hp is the cuddy / walkaround benchmark).

    horsepower: 135 (declared) · length: 22ft (declared) · 176hp expected for a 22ft cuddy / walkaround

  • Condition15/24
    CLEAN, WELL LOVEDowner-reported

    Owner reports 4/5 (clean, well loved) — taken at their word, not verified. high hours, but at least it gets used. 'clean and well loved' on a high-hours hull — owner-reported, hours noted.

    owner-reported condition 4/5 → 10/12 · hours: over-1500 → 3/7 · claim context → 2/5

  • · Entry completeness: 83% (missing: photo). Entry completeness is reported next to your score and never changes it.

Entered in Week 38 · Sep 14 – Sep 20 · voting closed Sunday, September 20 at 11:59 PM UTC — results final

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