Custom Staysail Schooner

GM 6-71 (1983) reported to be in good running condition.
Spectra Reverse Osmosis Watermaker
With the large solar array and dual wind generators this vessel is almost entirely self sufficient. Allowing her to remain at anchor for months at a time if desired.
Her entertainment system is state of the art. With the portable LG projection system HD movies can be watched below deck or on a sail or a screen. High fidelity speakers. inside and on deck.
Cantaloupi LED lighting has been installed throughout.

Schooner rigged Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op 2011 Wood spars (2011) with Stainless Steel standing rigging (2011)

A full compliment of new Hasse and Company sails. Carol Hasse is possibly the most respected sailmaker in the Northwest. Besides the new main and jib: Fisherman 2011, Course Square Sail (2011), Yankee (2011), Raffee (2011) Stay sail (2011), Storm Trisail (2011) Forestay Sail (2011), Spindrifter Spinnaker w/sock (2011), Gollywobbler (1976)

12 volt battery, 16 batteries charged by: engine, wind generator, solar panels, shore power, generator High output 200 Amp Alternator

A complete 2 1/2 year restoration was performed by the Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op, beginning in 2008 and completed 2011 included but not limited to the following:
Hull totally refastened.
62 planks replaced
New frames, knees, floors and other structural members replaced as needed.
Any questionable wood in the hull was replaced with new wood of the highest quality.
Decks are completely new. Two layers of marine ply, dynel and epoxy. Overlaid with sapele planking. Seams are caulked and oiled. New stem and forefoot.
Totally rewired 12VDC and 120 VAC systems
Totally replumbed with PEX plastic.
New masts and booms
New stainless standing rigging and Dacron running rigging
New hydraulic steering system
New emergency tiller system
All new electronics
New 2 1/2" stainless prop shaft
Six new electric bilge pumps installed
All tanks new in 2011. Fuel tanks are painted steel.
Water tanks are poly.

Waterline Boats / Boatshed does not independently verify capacities and measurements, which are reported from seller-provided information and/or literature.

A protected cockpit is enclosed by a hard teak dodger with canvas aft. protecting custom seating and cushions.

The deck house is entered via heavy teak companionway doors and sliding hatch. This is the spacious owner's cabin with a navigation station including a large teak chart table, settees and raised double captain's berth.

Going forward, and down four steps, there is full length passageway just of starboard of the centerline. To starboard is a small private cabin with single bunk and cabinets. To port, is a double stateroom with large hanging lockers, drawers built in where a lower single bunk could be utilized again. There is also access to the engine room from this cabin. Going forward is a full width saloon with a huge dinette to port. Large teak table mounted on a barber chair base, raised and lowered by foot pedal. A custom etched glass mirror is outboard. To starboard is a settee and bookshelves next to cabinets with drawers, lockers and china cabinet.

Next forward, to port, is a single stateroom with large single bunk over the washer and dryer. This cabin has an antique porcelain folding sink and beautiful corner cabinet with mirror. Across the main passageway to starboard is the head and stall shower. All completely tiled, the shower has a seat. Full size Tecma electric head and vanity.

Forward into a large full beam galley. Long counter to starboard with top loading deep freeze w/holding plate.In the forward bulkhead there is a full size residential refrigerator with ice maker. To port, a propane three burner stove with oven. Microwave above. More counters and upper cabinets and storage. Outboard to port is a deep stainless double sink. Forward is a walk-in pantry to port and watermaker to starboard. Chain locker in forepeak.

4 burner propane Stove