28 Junk Rig (łódź żaglowa) - sprzedaż

- Stock #354221 -

Classic American Small Sailing Craft. She's a Swampscott dory with a fully battered balanced lug schooner rig, otherwise recognized as "junk rigged".

1977 Custom Built Dory Schooner.

This special boat would be perfect for adventurous kayakers wanting to continue exploring under sail, or dingy sailers wanting to camp comfortably. Sleeping for two.

21 feet on the water, almost 30' overall, built in 1977 on Guemes Island by Steve Johnson according to the seller. She's a Swampscott dory with a fully battered balanced lug schooner rig, otherwise recognized as "junk rigged". She's double planked on her flat dory bottom, draws 12" with the board up, and about 2.5 feet with the centerboard down.

Cedar planking, steam bent oak frames, sawn fir frames, stayed spruce masts, 400 lb steel centerboard, swing up rudder, 1100 traveler long shaft Torqeeto electric motor in a well.

Displaces 3300 lb without the rigging. Two anchors with weighted rode plus line.

She sails like a dream, beats to weather in 25 MPH gusts, even with three reefs tucked in.

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