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Mutineer Sail Logos
First Chrysler Logo 1971, red cannonball on a black cannon.
Second Chrysler Logo circa 1973. Fuse added to cannon.
Third Chrysler Sail logo circa 1977-1979. Cannon becomes red and the cannonball black. "Open" cannon on top of cannonball. Removed fuse and added cascabel to breech.
Fourth Chrylser 1980. A large letter C "aiming" a small cannon. First single color sail logo.
The fifth sail logo was produced by Texas Marine International, 1980-1982. They copied Chrysler's fourth logo replacing the "C" for Chrysler with "T" for TMI.
An original, later sail based on the sail number. It appears TMI removed the T and just went with the cannon which first appeared in 1980 on a Chrysler sail.
Close up of the TMI cannon.
Wellcraft produced the sixth sail logo in 1982. Much like Chrysler's third logo only with a single color.
Gloucester Yachts produced the seventh sail logo in 1985. Very close to Chrysler's first logo with a cascabel added to the breech.
The eighth and perhaps final sail logo. This newest logo was changed with Dick Gibb's permission. The logo was designed by Vince Bobroski, a long time Mutineer owner, in collaboration with the Mutineer Class Association's Executive Committee in 2005. For the first time the cannonball is "shooting" out of the cannon.