All the Mad River Canoes ever

[Guest]

This came up in the shop thread, but I thought it work repeating.

Go to the on-line Mad River catalog page.

http://www.madrivercanoe.com/us/customer-service/archived-catalogs

Click the PDF link at the bottom for a list of two hundred (ok, 195) Mad River hulls from ’73 on.

Print 3 pages for future reference.

I couldn’t find any of the oddball MRC boats missing from the list and noticed a couple or three ill-remembered or unknown Mad River boats. Slippers and Ladyslippers, Fingerlings and Peter Ponds. I’m intrigued by the unknown Intrigue model.

Actually I’m intrigued by the Grand Laker, but I knew of that hull.

Interesting reading and a handy reference tool for MRC boats.

 

[pblanc]

Here is another MRC chronology that may be of interest to some:

http://www.quintanna.com/mtnsports/madrivercanoe/2002/history.html

 

[Steve Bennett]

Well, that Mad River archive page only includes catalogs back to '06. I am sure that within the past year I have been able to access catalogs going back considerably farther; not a complete collection, but very helpful. Can't find it now on the Mad River website. What gives?

 

[pblanc]

Confluence pulled all the older archived MRC catalogs from the site some time back.

 

[cflcanoe]

Not going to say it will have the correct page you are looking for. Try http://archive.org/web/ better know as the Wayback machine. Used it for the old BELL website myself.

 

[madmike]

When I saw the heading "All the Mad River canoes," I thought you guys were talking about my garage.....