Doug,

  Foldable might not be as much of a problem as you think.

  With scissors-type beams shown on the first iteration of the Ex40, you could fold the boat while on the water, using a winch and a few blocks to cinch it tight, and then float it onto a fixed trailer.  Or was that the Air 40?  In either case, the trailer could be fixed.

  That's a nice option when compared to the telescoping beams and telescoping trailer that I have to deal with on a trailerable catamaran.  The trailer never worked well, so we've just paid for boatyard storage for the past ten years.

        - Mike

 

Yeah, those are the closest HP's. Its just inbetween El Camper and Exhilarator somewhere.
Foldable would mean the whole boat needs a special trailer and winch to use at boat ramp, so more cost.
Serate the hulls, beams maybe cockpit also then just a flat bed car trailer that could be hired might do. Not sure about length limit.

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