Type:Kirby 30 Name:Cracker Jack Donor:Peter Mitchell
A 30-foot racer/cruiser from Bruce Kirby, noted designer of the Laser. Great for club racing and weekend cruising. Seven sails, new #1 Genoa 2006, tall rig installed 1995, new cushions 2006. BMW D7 inboard, four bunks, nav station, head. Built in 1981. Current survey available. Boat can be seen at Mosquito Creek. Offered for $10,000.
Dreamer was built by Islander Yachts in 1978. She is a 30-foot white fibreglass sloop with auxiliary power supplied by an inboard four cylinder Atomic 4 gasoline engine. Sail inventory includes a main, furling headsail and a spinnaker. The yacht is of the aft cockpit design with with wheel steering having a raked stem, round bilge hull form and transom stern, The aluminium mast is stepped on the deck. Boat comes with dinghy ( Walker Bay RID 8'3') with a Yamaha 4HP outboard. Available for viewing in Vancouver. Offered for $15,000.
Anix III was built in 1983 by Hinterholler Yachts and designed by German Freres. This fiber glass sloop has been well maintained. The standing rigging has all been replaced in the last three years. The sails are vitually new and include a main and 135 per cent genoa. An attractive clean interior with little wear showing. Vee Berth forward with accommodation in the salon for three more. Head with shower pan aft of the vee berth and dinette to port and single settee to stbd. Galley has two burner gimbled stove, sink and ice box. Boat is powered with Westerbeke 3 cylinder diesel. Offered for $55,000 with moorage in Sidney
Suzanne is a 1983 Catalina 30 foot sloop with moulded fiberglass construction. She has a Universal 3 cylinder diesel engine, vee berth, head with telephone shower, hanging locker, salon with dinette/ double berth and galley, nav station and double quarter berth below; large cockpit with wheel steering. Comes with Zodiac inflatable. Offered for $21,000. Located in Sidney
Twenty eight foot sloop with a four cylinder
gasoline inboard engine. Complete with VHF radio,depth sounder,
heater, a fridge, stove, dishes. Well maintained and ready to
sailaway.
Type: 20' Goman Express sailboat` Date Received: Spring 2007 Donors: Michael Perkins, Vancouver BC
Twenty foot fiberglass fractional rigged sailboat
with a fin keel complete a main sail, 2 jibs and spinaker. A Honda
5HP outboard. All in good condition. Up on the hard at Thunderbird
Marina. Offered at $4,995.
Type: Farr 727 Sailboat Date Received: Spring 2007 Donor: Ahmad Nicksalehi
Farr 727 Twenty-four foot sailboat ,great starter
boat. Good racer/ cruiser. Main and jib. Powered by a Honda 100
outboard. Located at Mosquito Creek. Open to offers.
Type: Whitehall Westcoast Rowboat` Date Received: Spring 2007 Donor: Steve Granger
Whitehall Westcoast Rowboat (2003) 11.6 feet
complete with leather collared spoon oars & a dolly. Great
condition. Replacement cost $9500. Vancouver location. Offered
for $5,900.
Type: 28' Bayliner Victoria (1979) motor boat Name:Spindrift Date Received: April 13, 2006 Donors: Warren & Susan Penner, Vancouver BC
Twenty-eight foot fiberglass cabin cruiser with
an eight-foot dinghy with a Honda four cycle 2 hp motor. Updated
interior, 4 seats upstairs, fridge, stove - either alcohol or
electric, VHF radio and depth sounder. Offered as a project boat
that will attract the boating handyman who can improve and replace
items to enhance the boat's appearance and value.
This is a production built sloop rigged sailing
yacht of fiberglass construction throughout, having a curved stem,
round bilges to a full keel, attached rudder and transom stern.
The decks consist of a bowsprit forward followed by a short foredeck,
raised trunk cabin and side decks leading to the open aft cockpit.
Below deck there is a chain locker forward followed
by the foc's'le cabin with V-berth with head beneath the starboard
berth. Next aft is the main saloon with galley to port and followed
by a longitudinal settee followed by the galley. Opposite to starboard
is a convertible dinette/berth. The machinery space is located
aft the companionway steps which lead to the open aft cockpit.
Auxiliary propulsion is also available by an outboard engine fitted
to a transom mounted bracket.
Type: Cooper 416 pilothouse cruising sloop Name:La Brisa Date Received: December 22, 2005 Donors: Willem Van Leeuwan, Vancouver, BC
1979 Cooper 416 pilothouse cruising fibre glass
sloop. Auxiliary power Perkins 50HP inboard diesel. Accommodations
below deck comprise of a double bunk stateroom forward, a head
with shower/tub. Portside settee opposite a U- dinette/lounge.
Galley with lower helm. Owner's stateroom aft with double berth
and a single berth aft.
Medina is a 28-½ foot auxiliary sailing
yacht, production built and moulded GRP in 1973 by Martin Yachts
and currently rigged and the masthead sloop with a two cylinder
diesel engine as auxiliary. The hull has a raked bow, round bilges
and transom stern. The layout of the interior consists of the
chain locker and V berth forward, followed by the main cabin with
the galley and quarter berth on the starboard side, and enclosed
head, settee and quarter berth to port and access to the machinery
space behind the companionway ladder.
This is a molded fiberglass racing/cruising
sloop built by a well-known manufacturer with a full molded fiberglass
hull liner; teak laminate salon bulkheads, melamine surfaced cabinetry,
teak trim, gel coat soles and headliner and fabric upholstery.
There is a chain locker and Vee berth forward
with a vanity to port and a head to starboard in the private foc’sle;
settee berth and galley to starboard aft; centre drop table; settee
berth cupboard and quarter berth to port aft; steps over the engine
to the cockpit with port and starboard seats. The starboard seat
has a deep locker.
This is a production model of fiberglass construction
throughout having a raked stem, round bilges to a fin keel, spade
rudder and transom stern.
The decks are flush with a foc’s’le
escape hatch forward. The cockpit consists of steering tiller
and port and starboard seats with stowage below.
Below decks there is chain storage in the forepeak
followed by the foc’s’le with V-berth. Next aft to port
is the heads compartment and to starboard, a hanging locker. The
main cabin is next consisting of the galley to port and settee
to starboard. From the main cabin, steps lead up to the cockpit
via drop boards and a sliding hatch.
The auxiliary engine, a Honda 9.9 horsepower
outboard motor, is mounted on the transom.
Type: 1969 Coronado 34 Name: “Ahmic” Date Received: August 13, 2004 Donor: Douglas Courtemanche View Picture
Ahmic is a production built sloop rigged sailing
yacht of fiberglass construction throughout having a raked stem,
round bilges to a modified fin keel, spade rudder and transom
stern. The decks comprise of a short foredeck followed by the
raised trunk cabin and side decks leading to the open aft cockpit.
Below decks there is a chain locker forward
followed by the v-berth with enclosed head to port and hanging
locker opposite to starboard. Next aft is the main salon with
fore and aft settee/dinette to starboard followed by the galley.
Opposite to port is a longitudinal settee followed by the navigation
station/built-in icebox and aft quarter berth. The machinery space
is directly abaft the companionway steps which lead to the open
aft cockpit.
Type: 1976 Catalina 27 Name: “Harvest Moon” Date Received: December 28, 2004 Donor: Dennis Kucheron, Alberta
Harvest Moon is a molded fiberglass sloop by
the firm of Catalina Yachts, Woodland Hills, California which
was built in 1976 and bears the following dimensions: Length of
26’ 9 “ with a beam of 8’ 10” and an estimated
draft of 4’. Vessel is sloop rigged and is fitted with a
9.9 Evinrude outboard engine which is estimated as a 1987 model.
Hull is of molded fiberglass with molded and
cored fiberglass weather decks and superstructure set over hull
and through fastened at sheerline.
Vessel is fitted with a single standard 12 volt
battery with wiring of plastic on copper. Single Catalina panel
fitted with six switched glass fused circuits.
"Brabant" is
a production model sloop all fiberglass construction throughout
having a raked stem, round bilges to a fin keel, spade rudder
and ransom stern.
The decks comprise a foredeck with bow roller followed by the
trunk cabin with foc’s’le escape hatch forward, mast
installation and main cabin hatch aft. Side decks lead to the
open cockpit. The cockpit incorporates passenger seating, steering
tiller and lazarette hatch.
Below decks there is a chain locker in the forepeak followed to
port by the heads and to starboard by a hanging locker. The main
cabin is next aft and consists of the galley to starboard and
dinette to port. Aft are port and starboard quarter berths. From
the cabin, steps lead up to the cockpit via hinged plastic doors.
General description: "Ecotopia" is a production model Catalina 27 ft.
cruising sloop of fiberglass reinforced plastic construction.
The hull is a round bilge displacement form. Auxiliary power is
provided by a 9.9 horsepower Honda outboard secured to transom
(a new in 2002).
There is a Vee Bertha below decks forward with marine head. The
salon is amidship fitted with convertible dinette, settee, galley
and quarterberth.
It is built on a fiberglass liner with wood trim.
Overall condition is good. There have been some recent upgrades
including outboard, mainsail and electronics.
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Type: C & C 39 sloop Name: Namba Date Received: December 17, 2003 Date Sold: January 30, 2004 Donor: Alex Forsyth, West
Vancouver, BC View Picture
General Description:
"Namba" is a 1972 production model sloop of fiberglass construction
throughout having a raked stem, round bilges to a fin keel and
transom stern. The decks comprise a foredeck followed by the raised
cabin trunk with foc's'le escape hatch forward, ventilation hatches
and main cabin access hatch aft. Side decks lead to the open cockpit.
The cockpit incorporates the steering pedestal and crew seating
with stowage under. Below decks there is a chain locker in the
forepeak followed by the foc's'le with sail stowage forward, heads
compartment to port and hanging locker to starboard. Next aft
is the main cabin with settee followed by the galley and quarter
berth to port. To starboard is a settee, chart table and quarter
berth. From the main cabin, companionway steps lead up to the
cockpit via drop boards and a sliding hatch. The machinery is
installed under the cockpit deck with axis behind the companionway
steps.
Auxiliary power is provided by a YANMAR (s/n 31763) model 3GM30F
three cylinder marine diesel engine with freshwater cooling and
12 volt start, capable of producing 30 horsepower.
Type: 1981 24' Command Bridge Cruiser Name: Globe Trotter Date Received: October 31, 2003 Date Sold: December
18, 2003
Donors: Bruce Bryan & Trevor Huson, Sechelt View Picture
General Description:
An all GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) constructed vessel. The
engine is fitted under a raised upholstered box at the stern with
upholstered locker seats on each side. The cockpit has a canvas
cover over, with a bulkhead mount ladder giving access to the
command bridge. A Plexiglas door gives access to the main cabin.
The enclosed head is to starboard with the galley pack and helm
station. A convertible dinette runs along the port side. The vee
birth and anchor chain locker are at the very bow.
The V8 engine
is a 1981 233 H.P. Mercruiser inboard. $8,000.00 worth of repairs
and maintenance over the past two years has been documented.
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Type: 1975 C&C 35 Mark II Auxiliary Sloop Name: Anonymous Date Received: July 7, 2003 Date Sold: September 11, 2003
Donor: Anonymous
General
Description:
Production sloop, rigged sailing yacht of fibreglass construction,
raked stem; round bilges to a fin keel; spade rudder and transom
stem. The decks comprise of a short fore deck followed by the
raised trunk cabin and super structure leading to the open aft
cockpit.
Below deck, there is a chain locker
forward followed by the foc'sle cabin with v-berth and followed
by the enclosed head compartment to port and hanging locker/storage
space to starboard. Next aft is the main salon with a u-shaped
settee/dinette to port followed by the galley. Opposite to starboard
is a longitudinal settee followed by the navigation station and
starboard aft quarter berth. The machinery space is located abaft
the companionway steps which lead to the open aft cockpit.
Type: Islander 17 Name: Unnamed Date Received: July 5, 2003 Date Sold: August 8, 2003 View Picture Donor: Bill Botham, Royal
Vancouver Yacht Club
General
description:
Production-built open runabout of fibreglass construction, raked
stem; hard chine v-hull and transom stem. The decks comprise of
a short foredeck followed by the aluminum windshield and side
decks leading to the open cockpit. The cockpit is provided with
helm station to starboard followed by port and starboard back
to back seats which open out to longitudinal "sleeper seats."
The MERCURY 3-cylinder 75 H.P. 2 stroke outboard engine is mounted
directly to the transom.
Type: San
Juan 24 Name: Lipsi Date Received: April 16, 2003 Date Sold: April 17, 2003 View Picture Donor: Gary McPhee & Lyn
MacKinnon, Vancouver, BC
General description:
Lispi is a 1973 production model San Juan 24' performance
Sloop of fiberglass reinforced plastic construction throughout
having a round bilge light displacement hull with fin keel. Auxiliary
power is transom mounted outboard on a bracket.
Type: 1972
San Juan 24 Name: Painkiller Date Received: January 16, 2003 Date Sold: April 8, 2003 View Picture Donors: Don Griffin, North
Vancouver, BC
Paul Mackenzie, Vancouver
General description:
Painkiller is a production built sloop rigged sailing yacht of
fiberglass construction throughout, having a raked stem, round
bilges to a fin keel, spade rudder and transom stern. The decks
consist of short foredeck followed by the raised trunk cabin and
side decks leading to the open aft cockpit.
Below deck there is a chain locker forward followed
by the V-berth. Next aft is the main salon with the gallery to
starboard by the aft quarter-berth. Opposite to port is a convertible
dinette/berth. Companionway steps lead to the open aft cockpit.
The auxiliary propulsion is provided by an outboard engine mounted
to a starboard motor bracket.
Type: Spencer
47 Name: Porpoise III Date Received: December 31,
2002 Date Sold: March 5, 2003 View Picture Donor: Bill Killam & family,
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
General Description:
Porpoise III has historical significance to sailing in British
Columbia (BC) as a very successful and competitive racing/cruising
sailboat. Not only did she win her maiden major race, Victoria
to Maui 1968, taking four of the eight trophies offered for the
event, but has been extensively used over many years cruising
the BC coastline.
Porpoise III is a custom built sloop rigged
pilothouse sailing yacht of fibreglass construction throughout,
having a raked stem, round bilges to a modified fin keel, skeg
stepped rudder and transom stern. The decks consist of a flush
foredeck with anchor windlass followed by the raised trunk cabin
and side decks leading to the large open aft cockpit.
Type: J24 Name: Stella Date Received: December 8, 2002 Date Sold: April 17, 2003 View Picture Donor: Mark
Glusing, Delta, BC
General Description:
Stella is a 1979 production model J24 with a balsa cored, glass
reinforced plastic hull and portable manual bilge pump. It also
contains a FORESPAR tiller extension, v-berth and main salon cushions,
a LOOS rigging tension gauge and an outboard motor bracket bolted
to the transom.
More than 5,200 J24s are currently sailing worldwide.
The boats were built under strict one-design class rules which
allow very little deviation in the construction of the boat. Each
boat is built to exacting specifications, with strong and lasting
construction scantlings that allow J24's to remain highly competitive
year after year. The majority of J24's racing now are over fifteen
years old. J24s have been featured in a variety of regattas around
the world: from the North American and Pan American championships
to the European and Asia Pacific championships.
Type: Hurley 22 Name: Inchlonaig Date received: Aug 30, 2002 Date sold: Feb 11, 2003 View Picture Donor: Owen Kennedy, Nanaimo,
BC
General Description:
Inchlonaig was built in 1976. It comes from a make of yacht that
was an instant hit the moment production began. Quite aside from
her pretty lines -she looks like a 'proper yacht' - solidly built
and a good performer. From the outset the Hurley 22 was intended
to be raced as well as cruised. The unlikely combination of a
long keel and a small spade rudder proved surprisingly effective,
and former Hurley owners speak fondly of the little boat's performance
and sea kindliness. The boats have proved themselves on long cruises;
several 22s have crossed the Atlantic, and at least one has cruised
the Pacific.
Type: Sun
27 Sloop Name: Serenade Date Received: July 14, 2000 Date Sold: July 21, 2000 Donor: Walter Leek, Vancouver
General Description:
Serenade is a 1978 production model Sun 27 built in the United
States. It is built of fiberglass reinforced plastic. The hull
is a round bilge fin keel displacement form. Auxiliary power is
provided by a Yammer 8 hp marine diesel.
On the deck forward there is an anchor locker.
Below decks forward is a v-berth followed by head compartment
and storage. The salon is amidships with seat, galley, settee
and quarterberth. It is pleasantly finished in teak.
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