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- Snark_sailboat abstract "The Snark is a lightweight lateen rigged sailboat. The early Snarks had hulls made of expanded polystyrene (EPS is most commonly known by the tradename Styrofoam). Later versions have an EPS hull clad inside and out with a layer of ABS. At fifty pounds, eleven feet long with a thirty-eight inch beam, these boats are easy to transport, easy to sail, and unsinkable, a good choice for a beginner or day sailing. In 1971, KOOL initiated a campaign where consumers could purchase a Snark carrying the Kool logo — for $88 along with one KOOL carton flap. These were non-ABS wrapped versions and retailed for $120. As one of KOOL's highest scoring ads, the company received over 18,000 orders for "Sea Snarks" in 1971 and the campaign was repeated in 1972.".
- Snark_sailboat thumbnail Ksnark.jpg?width=300.
- Snark_sailboat wikiPageExternalLink snarksailboat.
- Snark_sailboat wikiPageExternalLink v_page.php?content=Snark_Super_Snark_Sunflower__Sailboats.
- Snark_sailboat wikiPageID "5614823".
- Snark_sailboat wikiPageRevisionID "601455648".
- Snark_sailboat caption "on Mission Bay, San Diego, Calif.".
- Snark_sailboat crew "1".
- Snark_sailboat hasPhotoCollection Snark_sailboat.
- Snark_sailboat subject Category:Dinghies.
- Snark_sailboat type Artifact100021939.
- Snark_sailboat type Boat102858304.
- Snark_sailboat type Conveyance103100490.
- Snark_sailboat type Craft103125870.
- Snark_sailboat type Dinghies.
- Snark_sailboat type Dinghy103199901.
- Snark_sailboat type Instrumentality103575240.
- Snark_sailboat type Object100002684.
- Snark_sailboat type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Snark_sailboat type SmallBoat104244997.
- Snark_sailboat type Vehicle104524313.
- Snark_sailboat type Vessel104530566.
- Snark_sailboat type Whole100003553.
- Snark_sailboat comment "The Snark is a lightweight lateen rigged sailboat. The early Snarks had hulls made of expanded polystyrene (EPS is most commonly known by the tradename Styrofoam). Later versions have an EPS hull clad inside and out with a layer of ABS. At fifty pounds, eleven feet long with a thirty-eight inch beam, these boats are easy to transport, easy to sail, and unsinkable, a good choice for a beginner or day sailing.".
- Snark_sailboat label "Snark sailboat".
- Snark_sailboat label "Sunflower (Jolle)".
- Snark_sailboat sameAs Sunflower_(Jolle).
- Snark_sailboat sameAs m.0dwf1n.
- Snark_sailboat sameAs Q246762.
- Snark_sailboat sameAs Q246762.
- Snark_sailboat sameAs Snark_sailboat.
- Snark_sailboat wasDerivedFrom Snark_sailboat?oldid=601455648.
- Snark_sailboat depiction Ksnark.jpg.
- Snark_sailboat isPrimaryTopicOf Snark_sailboat.
