Sailing Rowboats

I want a Nice boat Dinghy /. It can be 8 feet long. The Walker Bay Dinghies look cheap to me and I have a feeling they do not sail well either. I do not want a stroller like El Toro or (Naples) comb. All suggestions will be appreciated. If you give me the name of the manufacturer or a class name may be I can google pretty easily. Although .... I did not have much when I googled fat knees, so I guess they do not make them. I'm looking to buy new or like new. I am rid of my old piece of junk.

You did not mention a price, but you mentioned fatty knees, which can be expensive, so how about 8 Trinka? Trinka is a quality boat with good features and aesthetics that seem aligned with what you are looking for.

http://www.trinka.com/trinka8.htm

You can visit the Minto. It is 9 ', but very interesting:

http://www.richpassage.com/

Never thought about creating your own? For about $ 800.00 (maybe less), you can build your own. This is a great experience, and it will not take much more than a weekend.
Just a thought ...
You can view the plans, etc. on the link below.

Happy & Safe Boating
John

Well, I'm passionate about everything a little of some sailors, but unfortunately this makes them ideal for sailing will be fun to love on line. For the mixture of both sailing and rowing abillities there are some great options, which are either on the contemporary side or in the field of conventional glass (I guess the glass is what you are looking for).

On the modern side:
1.gig ship port facilities has Nisqually abillity tall ship, rows well and is able to take a
a small motor. Their boats are in the middle range of price, but offers a ton of ingenuity Northwest.

2. Whitehall Spirit-This is an excellent company that offers pedigree in a small package. On their small dinghy is 9 ', but is well known within the community that offers excellent raids. The Minto can meet your needs.

Classic Glass

1. Dyer, Dyer dinghies are great everywhere, I have a dhow and I really appreciate the way it handles. they have a number of boats that could fit your needs perfectly. The boats are light and fast, and can be equipped with an engine if you folded. The Dink, drawings and models were designed by Phil Rhodes I think dhow.

2. These Words-stroller strollers are small and tidy, they are decent and seagoing vessels are capable of anything. They were designed to be stacked and are generally very light construction. There is no word for glass production in the market, but if you're inclined there are a number of kits provided by Glen-L marine vessel and timber.

and I hope it helped.