You won't need a dinghy, or a dock for that matter because the Cub draws so little water it can be run right up on the beach. Launching is simple. You merely back the trailer into the water and the cruiser floats free.
About 15 feet long, the cruiser has a beam of 5 1/2 feet. Three keels protect the marine-plywood bottom from damage during beaching. The top is insulated to keep out the heat.
The manufacturer, the Liberty Coach Co., is planning a new model with wheels that retract into the hull like airplane landing gear. This will make the Cub even more convenient for the weekend yachtsman. Also in the planning stage is a slightly larger model fitted with an inboard marine engine.
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