After a long break, I bought a Magnifik Midget in 1991. The boat was fun to sail after so long time on dry land, but it was a bit small for serious voyaging….. I had it only one season.
S/Y Ann,
loa 7.00m
beam 2.12m
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- 01 New Diesel Engine
- 02 Propeller bearing
- 03 Adding an electric engine
- 04 Replacing the though hull fittings
- 05 halyards to the cockpit
- 06 Moving the shark fin
- 07 adding radar and wind vane steering
- 08 A nested Dinghy
- 09 Miscellaneous jobs 2008
- 10 Rebuilding the galley
- 11 Resetting the windows
- 12 Mounting a windlass
- 13 Mounting longer traveller for the jib sheets
- 14 changes to the rig
- 15 Miscellaneous jobs 2009
- 16 a Bimini
- 17 Bow propeller
- 18 – new upholstery – 2014
- 19 Fixing up the cabin 2015-17
- 20 Changes in the cockpit – 2016/17
- 21 Darker blue color and new windows – 2018
- 99- Equipment on board during the Caribbean sail
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Hi Magnus, hej pe dej ! My Swedish is very limited. Regarding the Magnifik Midget I am told one of the designers is a “Sonderburg” or “Soderburg” I have purchased a 1976 version it’s called an “Iona 23” but I really want to verify the date of build ? Where they were built etc, as I would like to make a website dedicated to the Iona 23, I am told the hull is the same and possibly made by Banhams of Cambridge UK. If you can help me in any way I would be most grateful. Tac. hej dor ! Adam Kingdon.
Hi Adam,
I’m just about to purchase a Magnifik 23 and should be looking foward to sailing next summer, I have been told they were built by Tyler in the UK, a very good company. Really nice shape to the hull very folk boat like in shape. hope this helps.
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