| Boat Name | M-16 | |
| Manufacturer | Melges | |
| Hull Type | Board Boat | |
| LOA | 16'0" | (4.88m) |
| Beam | 5'9" | (1.75m) |
| Weight | 420 | (190.89kg) |
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| Shortypen ID | 270 | |
| Clone | M Scow M16 ( m-scow ) | |
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2021-10-20 by: Marty Grogan
I sailed a Larson M-16 for several years. It had dual rudders and side boards with tillers on both sides connected by a wooden beam. It was manufactured in Little Falls, MN around 1966, I believe. After losing the original aluminum mast in a squall, I obtained two wooden masts from the factory in Ely complete with rigging. The sloop rig and hull performed marvelously. I have never sailed any boat that I enjoyed more.