I've said this before and I'll say it again... It's only called the C$C
smile because C&C made so many boats, most of which are still active and
sailing. Many boats with swept fin keels develop a crack on the leading
edge for a few reasons. Hitting something. Storage with the weight on
the trailing edge of the keel that makes the entire keel turn into a
lever weakening the sealant around the leading bolts. Etcetera.
Wal
Jake wrote:
<snip> The “C&C Smile” as it is known, often appears as the hull to keel joint opens
up. <snip>
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