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Started by mikee
Sat, 05 Oct 1985 00:49
Tartan 27 Sailboat
Author: mikee
Date: Sat, 05 Oct 1985 00:49
Date: Sat, 05 Oct 1985 00:49
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1975 Tartan 27 Sloop "Impatient":
Dimensions (from memory, so they're approximate):
LOA: 27.5'
LWL: 22'
LOD: 26'
Draft: 3'3" (board up), 6' (board down)
Disp: 7,000#
Sails:
main (Boston)
135% genoa (Boston)
170% drifter (Boston)
storm jib (Boston)
165% DRS (Hood)
Anchors:
25# CQR w/ 300' 1/2" nylon & 30' 1/4" chain
12# Danforth w/ 250' 1/2" nylon & 25' 1/4" chain
Electronics:
depthsounder
knotmeter / Log
VHF
RDF
autopilot
compass
Power:
Volvo MD6A diesel (rebuilt 1983)
Documented
Fibreglass
Teak trim outside
Mahogany finish inside (oak (I think) floors)
Etc, etc. (I probably left out a lot.)
For those unfamiliar with the Tartan 27's, they are a "classic-style"
sloop designed by S&S for Great Lakes (hence the centerboard) and
East-Coast cruising. They're extremely popular back East (where the
27's practically built Tartan's reputation single-handed), but you
don't see many out here.
The style is a bit heavier and narrower than those being designed and
built today, but it's also much sturdier and (at least) as fast.
Overall, an extremely reliable (and pretty) boat.
Currently located on Orcas Island in the San Juan's (Washington).
$20,000 or best offer
Mike Edmonds
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Mike Edmonds
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