Far left: Standard interior
is now American cherry,
although custom orders are
available. Stowage has been
added behind the settees.
Portlights are by New Found
Metals.
Left: A deeper sink has been
installed. Plumbing and
electrical systems have been
updated and simplified to be
more user friendly.
L.O.A. 27’ 3”
L.O.D. 24’ 2”
L.W.L 21’ 5”
Beam 8’ 7”
Draft 3’ 10”
Displacement 8,000 lbs
Lead Ballast 3,200 lbs
Sail Area 358 sq. ft.
Mast Height 37’ 4”
I = 34’
P = 28.25’
E = 10.83’
J = 15.9’
Water 40 gallons
Fuel 18 gallons
Ice Box 3.5cu. ft.
Above left: Traveler is a bit short but easily worked from the helm. Rollers on stern rail, with
Engine Yanmar 21hp
hawse pipe for stern anchor. Sturdy bowsprit can carry two anchors and allows for larger sail
Designed by W.I.B. Crealock area. Roller furling is by Furlex.
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