Willard Vega 30 Nomad
The Willard Vega 30 was produced from 1972 to 1975, and was designed in-house by Hale Field. During those 4 short years, an incredible 110 Vega 30's were pulled from Willard molds. Willard Marine produced more of this model than any other hull. This model was built in 4 different versions, - Searcher, Voyager, Nomad, and Horizon motorsailer.

The Nomad version is a 'sedan' style with flybridge above on the boat deck. 29 of this version were built, as listed below.
PDF's of Willard Marine's Nomad Drawings:
- Preliminary Profile & Arrangement (Final version is slightly different)
- Final Profile (In Assoc. w/Wm Crealock, N.A. March 1973)
- Sections (Early version, April 1970)
- Bodyplan (from Lines Plan)
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Redrawn in CAD by R. Etsell, NA: PDF
DXF version (must have CAD program to utilize these files): DXF-sht1 DXF-sht2
Vega 30 Nomads:
Hull No. 11 1973
Hull No. 18 1973
Hull No. 20 1973
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Hull No. 21 1973 South Carolina ex-Explorer |
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Hull No. 22 1973 Portland, Oregon ex-Tiny Dancer
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Hull No. 23 1973
"Beluga"
Currently in Lockport, NY, undergoing a complete restoration.
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Hull No. 29 1973
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Hull No. 30 1973 Destroyed by Hurricane Ike in 2008, in Clear Lake, Texas. More photos at the Yahoo site. (Members only) |
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Hull No. 35 1973 Pacific Northwest |
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Hull No. 37 1973
Hull No. 38 1973
Hull No. 42 1973
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Hull No. 43 1973 San Leandro, CA |
Hull No. 44 1973
Hull No. 45 1973
"Vega" (ex-Oui)
Hull No. 53 1973
"Puffins"
Hull No. 58 1974
"Hillja"
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Hull No. 64 1974 Seattle |
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Hull No. 66 1974 Great Lakes |
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Hull No. 72 1974 Anacortes, Wa
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Hull No. 77 1974 Windsor, Ontario |
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Hull No. 82 1974 "Slow Duck" |
Hull No. 87 1974
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Hull No. 90 1974 "Plan B" Deep Bay, British Columbia |
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Hull No. 92 1974 Pacific Northwest Note: Sold recently in Vancouver BC. Current location unknown. |
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Hull No. 96 1974 Beaufort, SC
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Hull No. 104 1975
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Updates:
- 5-6-12: Photos of Slow Duck (#88), thanks to Rick White

















