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 Join Ken & Jake at the Seattle Boat Show!  Come by, say hello and talk trailerable boats with International Marine's top authority on trailer-sailors.

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West Wight Potter sailboats, the Potter 15 and Potter 19, represent tradition, style, and proven quality for the trailer sailor. These world famous pocket cruisers store and sail easily, offer features not seen in boats of this size, and come in the most affordable package on the market.

West Wight Potter has two trailerable sailboat models – the 15 and the 19. Named for their length, both models offer a spacious cabin with comfortable berths. These sailboats are easy to rig and launch, and can be parked and stored in a typical garage.

 


 
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Attention Potter People:


If you have fun photos or video please send them to us and
we will post it on our website.  You can email them to deborah@wwpotter.com. We are
looking forward to sharing your adventures. 


Sincerely,
International Marine

 



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February 13th through 20th, 2012

Ken, President of International Marine and furry companion Jake look forward to meeting you at the 5th Annual Pocket Cruisers Convention at Lake Havasu City, AZ.  Grab a cool drink and plan to talk Pocket Cruisers with Ken and Jake.  Take a photo and look for it on our website!

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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Posted by ken on
I am interested in a P19 to sail the shoal waters of the eastern shores of Delmarva.
Posted by Richard Leimbach on
looking for a small easy stable boat I can single hand
Posted by ken on
live in Nashville Tennessee and interested in a P-19. Thank you
Dan Moreschi
Posted by Duncan campbell on
Great sailing Boat would suit the seas around Halifax, Nova Scotia. Although I would prefer to see a higher transom around the cockpit with much more use of teak seating, capping and extra teak fittings in the interior ( similar to a wooden folk boat). I would also to see some custom made oil lamps and/or oil heater to makes things more cosy and some heavy duty stainless steel fittings on the keel to upgrade stability and strength. I would also like to some stainless protective fittings used on the exposed parts of the yacht to protect the exterior. Some internal buoyancy would also be a good idea. The 19' would be the be the ideal size! Are these suggestions possible?

Regards DC
Posted by Al Aymer on
I live in SW Virginia. Am interested in a P19, prefer "Bluewater" layup. Contact me @
maritimedoc67@yahoo.com
Posted by Peter Klein on
Live in Phoenix, Az looking. for a reasonably priced P14 or 15
Posted by Ross on
would like to find less than 5 yr old (or so) 15 or 19 for sale in western canada.
Posted by ken on
I would suggest going on the groups and Yachtworld
Posted by Bill Melang on
Live in Winston-Salem , NC. Looking for a 15 ft West Wight Potter.
Posted by Arthur R. King on
Hi Larry: been wanting a 19 for years! One of he greatest looking boats for its size. Hope to be able to find one 'previously sailed' in the western NC area. Keep up the great work..
Posted by Dale Miller on
do you have how to rigging video for the p19 or operating
Posted by ken on
Hi Arthur Thank you for the interest
I am sure there are several Potters for sale previously owned If you would like the latest and greatest I would like to build one for you Ken
Posted by Dustin Mrrison Sr. on
Ken, I just wanted to say thank you for the factory tour. We were truly appreciative that the owner of a sailboat manufacturing company would take the time to give us a personally guided tour of his factory. Your explanations of the production process were very thorough. You capped off the tour by invititing us aboard a finished Potter 19' and answered every question we could throw at you. I wish you the best of luck with your new company. By placing such an emphasis on your customers I know you will do well. Thanks again! Dustin Morrison Sr. Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Posted by Caroline on
Any Canadians in Victoria or Vancouver willing to let me have a look at their boat? 15 or 19'?
Would be very appreciated. Prefer to look in country
before making any trips across the line. Thanks.
Posted by Richard Mills on
2002 Potter 19. 5hp motor. Trailer. EXCELLENT! Last trip was Feb 2010 to Sea of Cortez...Bahia de Los Angeles. Live in Las Vegas. Could be talked into trailering it to your location for gas money. Loads of equipment. New jib. etc. etc. etc. 2nd owner. Former owner also did not use much. Let's talk.
Posted by ken on
after we left LA boat show, your inclusive detailed tour and details of the P19,its stylish & solid. Look forward for a factory tour. next day after show visit, viewed boat lot with hundred units. my desire remained to P19.
more power to your promising radiant yacht. Arthur J.
Posted by ken on
Can you buy a new 2010 Potter 15 in Canada (any dealers in the Halifax area?) or alternatively is it possible to ship to Sydney, Nova Scotia from the factory?

Looking for a cost of the basic white premium package with the jib roller furling mechanism, rainbow sails and trolling motor 12V plug.
Posted by james walker on
My wife and I are in our early 60s and have never sailed, but we would like buy a daysailer and learn. Both of us are retired and have time to sail! Our boat now is a Nitro 180 TF bassboat with a 115 Merc on the back. So why do we want to cruise at 5 instead of 60? Go figure, guess we want to slow down. I'm 6'7", and Nancy is of a more traditional height, so a 15, or a 19? Would like info and advise. A dealer location would be nice. Thanks, Jim
Posted by Stefanie on
Hi - we took a look at the P19 at the Anacortes boat show yesterday. I'm sold. What a great boat! I would love it if I could browse hull color options, sale options, etc, here on your website.
Posted by ken on
Yes we would love to build and ship a new potter 2011 to Halifax We are a direct seller of our Boats to our customers.Our approach is very hands on and guiding you through entire process We do have several boats heading east this spring and could include yours if we move quickly enough
Ken
Posted by Mauricre Smith on
Hello everyone at IM. I was forced to sell my beautiful P-15 "Doodles" which I had bought factory new in 2004, for health reasons. It is still advertised in SCA. It is the one with the Patriotic sailes. Broak my heart but it found a good home here in Ohio. Keep them coming. I was unaware that the company had changed hands. Please fill me in. M. Smith
Posted by Nate on
We are excited by what we've heard about the West Wight Potter 19, but haven't been able to see one up close and personal. Does anyone know where we might turn to accomplish this? We live in western Massachuetts, so are within hail of many sites I'n New England. Thanks!
Posted by Al Aymer on
Would like to "talk" with Richard Mills re: his P19 mentioned in his Feb 28, 2011 posting.

Let me know if your vessel is available.
Posted by Bob Welch on
I have a 2001 Potter 19 which is FULLY LOADED with just about everything for sale. Due to unforseen circumstances this boad has only been sailed twice! In like new condition. Asking $8,000 for everything. Located in Northern Virginia near Wash DC. Can be reached at 571-271-6868
Bob Welch
Posted by ken on
Hi Al I hope you get with Richard and it works out for you The Sanibel is still a great alternative And Havasu was magic
Meeting and greeting our followers

Ken
Posted by Gerald Gagnon on
Would like to sell my WWP sail #365. Have owned since 1971. This is the original sliding gunter rig with wood mast and spars. Trailer and jenny and extras included. Chicago area
Posted by Peter Kohlmann on
I love my West Wight Potter 19 "Ladybug". She has taken my family from Toronto to the 1000 Islands and to Georgian Bay. The Potter was the perfect boat to learn about sailing and cruising and how to work as a family in a compact boat. Now we are hooked on sailing and it is time for us to move to bigger challenges. If you are interested in helping me to find a new home for Ladybug have a look at http://westwightpotter19.yolasite.com/
Posted by Howard Weinstein on
I am most interested in procuring a P19 to sail the atlantic coast from Maine to DelMarVa - I need advice, photos, some informative literature and anything else a newbie might require...
Posted by gaciamary on
iam lookling for West Wight Potter pls send it to my mail the picx and informetion

thank
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