| L.O.D | 34’3″ |
| L.W.L | 30’8″ |
| L.O.A | 40’6″ |
| BEAM | 10’0″ |
| DRAFT | 2’3″ |
| SAIL AREA | 600 sq. ft. |
| DISPLACEMENT | 12,896 lbs (both hull models) |
| BALLAST | 4,000 lbs. lead in boxes |
| HEAD ROOM | 4’7″ |
| RIG | Gaff Schooner |
| POWER | Outboard in well or inboard diesel |
| TYPE | Turtle fisherman adapted as yacht |
| ACCOMMODATIONS | Layout shown sleeps six in large, comfortable berths. Vessel intended for protected water and coastal cruising; the batteau hull model is more seaworthy than the sharpie. |
| CONSTRUCTION | QUICK-MOLDED: Epoxy/fabric covered laminated plywood. Bottom: Double diagonal 5/8″ x 12″ x 8′ plywood planking over longitudinal stringers and partial backbone. Sides and deck: 5/8″ plywood. Spars: solid Douglas fir. Interior: Painted plywood trimmed with hardwoods. |
| OPTIONS | Complete plans include the construction manual THE NEW COLD MOLDED BOATBUILDING — FROM LOFTING TO LAUNCHING. Materials costs (1989) were appr. $24,000 total. Vessel may be built as commercial fisherman or coastal / island cargo carrier with a maximun capacity of 5.0 U.S tons when unballasted. |
