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1976 Catalina 27, Hull #3019
Standard configuration,(fold over/up dinette table)
Sleeps 5 (if they're really good friends)
Princess stove, sink with elec. water pump, huge icebox, (I use that term loosely, 40lbs of ice stays about 2 days in august)
Head, automatc bilge, 8in. cabin fan.
The interior is finished in that lovely late 70's brown tweed pattern, but it is clean, and in very good shape. All cabin windows have been rebedded and do not leak)
Shore power, VHF radio, AM-FM Stereo cassette, with 2 6x9 speakers, wired for boom boxes in rear storage.
30 gal fresh water tank, 30 gal holding tank. 18 gal. gas tank. Bow anchor has chain rode and 100 ft of anchor line. Rear anchor has 100 ft of line as well.
Tiller.
Atomic-4, 30HP engine, 3 battery system, 35 amp alternator, folding prop.
Spreader lights, and full nav lights. All electronics and lights work.
Three jibs,100% 135%, and 165%.
whisker pole, and yellow, orange and red spinnaker.
Ragtime is white with red stripe and bottom.
Chainplates and rigging are tight and in good shape.
Datamarine LCD Knotmeter and LCD Depthfinder
Two cockpit gimbelled compasses, one needs replacement.
Full white cockpit cushions. no rips, tears or wear marks.
This boat is a wonderful stable and reliable sailor, great for the weekends, or as a quasi-live aboard for dock bums (like me)
There is a fair amount of spiderweb deck surface gelcoat cracking, but thanks to copious amounts of elbow grease and wax, they are at best cosmetic. (thank you 110 degree summer days in Texas)
The engine room is clean and dry, as is the bilge.
This boat is rigged for single handed sailing with 7, count'em 7 winches.
Choke the Atomic-4 for a minute, and the "Iron Mainsail" will run all day for you.
She had a bottom job in 1999, with 4 coats of ablative. There is no green growth, and the bottom is still in fine shape, thanks to my strong backed son and a custom made brush (will be glad to give the design of this to anyone who asks) and the lack of nasties in Texoma.
Alas, I don't have a trailer.
Five new PFD's (orange mae wests)
a very large Knaack steel dock box will go with it, holds all jibs, bosuns ladder, PFD's and othe misc gear.
She will make 7-9 knots in a 20 knot wind with the 165 up, heeled at 35/40 degrees and 9-10 with the spinnaker without so much as a groan, could do more if I had bigger ba**s, and wasn't a woosie
I really hate to sell her, she has been a great friend.
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