A few years ago, I decided to put together a custom HiLiner 222. The HiLiner was designed by C. Raymond Hunt in the 1960's. Ray Hunt is best known as the designer of the original Boston Whaler. He also designed the classic Concordia Yawl, little plywood racing sail boats I grew up with like the 110 and 210, and the Deep Vee racing hull that he originally designed for Bertram and is now found on most small powerboats intended to be used in open waters. The HiLiner 222 is the 21' 6" foot version of this hull. The molds for the HiLiner were created in 1968 in Mattapoisett, Ma by Allen Vaitses. The HiLiner molds bounced around a lot and HiLiners have been built in Manchester, NH (see 1971 pamphlet front and rear), Fall River Ma, and, from 1978, in my home town by Peter Sylvia. Peter stopped building HiLiners in the 1990 recession and his last hull was his personal boat named Mr. Wizard that was built in 1992.