Ted Irwin designed the Irwin 10/4 for sailing in the Florida Keys. It is very beamy and feels like a much bigger boat, with wheel steering and a wide comfortable cockpit. This isn't some Clorox-bottle sailor: the hull is all hand-laid roving, thick and durable; a keel/centerboard with a draft of 2'9" to 6'8".
We've owned Rocinilla for six years, and we use her regularly on Aransas Bay and Corpus Christi Bay. We've been down to Port Isabelle, and it is a boat that's easy for couple to spend a week or more on because there's plenty of room.
Name Rocinilla
Builder Irwin
LOA 28
LOD 25.3
LWL 21.8
Beam 10'4"
Displacement 7000 lbs
Draft 2'10" - 6'8"
Clearance 38'
Hull Material Fiberglass
Spar Material Alum
Bilge Blower
Bilge pump (elec)
Bilge pump (man)
Swim ladder
Lifelines
Bow Roller
Bow Pulpit
Shore Power /30 amps
Fenders/Mooring lines
Anchor 1 Plow with 10' chain and 200 Ft 3/4" rode in roller
Anchor 2 Mud Anchor with 200' 3/8 rode
Batteries 2/12V
Battery Charger
Perko Switch
Sleeps 5
Berths 3
Cabins 2
Manual marine head w/holding tank 15gal/
Galley sink SS/
Galley water Manual/
Big ice box w/access from cabin or cockpit/
Stove 2 Burner 110V AC and Alcohol. (Needs to be rebuilt)/
Water Tank 40 gal/
Electronics and Navigation
Depth
Water temp
VHF Radio
Compass
Fire extinguisher
Flares
Horn
Life Ring
PDFs 4
Canvas
White sails with green covers
Bimini
Main w/2 reef points/
130% Jib/Genoa
Harken Furler
4 Barlow Winches
Lazy Jacks
9.8 hp Tohatsu gas outboard 2007, controls inboard
Hello again, David – looks like this boat is sold already – Close to asking price, and quick!
Thank you for your help and best of luck
Michael
Rockport, Texas
