Overview
Founded by W. D. “Bill” Schock. The first production boat was the LEHMAN 10 dinghy. But the LIDO 14, an updated version of the LEHMAN 14 was the first big hit and the company soon became one of the largest builders of sailing yachts on the US west coast. The list of Schock built boats is long. (Most, but not all, are listed here.) In 2011, ownership of the company passed from Bill’s son Tom and his wife Jane to Alexander Vucelic von Raduboj who took over as President with Tom Schock remaining on the company’s Board of Directors. (rev.srb - 2014) No longer in business. HIN for W. D. Schock (1972-): WDS
Associations
- Ultimate 20
- Lido 14 Class
- Snipe Class International Racing Association
- Schock 35 Class
- Harbor 20 Class Association
- Quarter Ton Class
- Santana 525 One-Design Page
- Flying Junior Class International Association
- Thistle Class (USA)
- Santana 20 Class Association
- El Toro
- Santana 30/30 Class Association
- Schock (W.D) Sailboats
- Naples Sabot
- Santana 22 Class
- US Sabot Class Assciation
- Wavelength 24 Owners Group
- Finn Class - International
- Penguin Class
- Mercury Class (US West Coast)
- International 110 Class Association
Designers
- Barney Lehman
- Barney Lehman/W.D. Schock
- Charles McGregor
- C. William Lapworth
- DynaYacht
- Edson B. Schock
- Ernest Nunes
- Gary Mull
- Gordon K. (Sandy) Douglass
- Jim Antrim
- Lehman
- Lehman/Schock
- Lehman/W. D. Schock
- McCullough/Violette
- Nelson Marek
- Paul Lindenberg
- Philip Rhodes
- Raymond Hunt (C.R. Hunt & Assoc.)
- Richard Sarby
- Ron Holder
- Rudy Choy
- Seymour Paul
- Sparkman & Stephens
- Steven Schock
- Steven Schock/Reijo Salminen
- Uus van Essen
- W. D. Schock
- W. D. Schock/Shad Turner
- Wendell H. Calkins
- William Cook
- William F. Crosby
- W. Shad Turner
59 sailboats built by Schock W.D.
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