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1954? Snipe, #9320
Length overall: 15'6"
Length on waterline: 13'6"
Beam: 5'
Draft: 6" (board up), 3'3" (board down)
Weight: Approx. 500 lb (ready to sail)
Sail area: 128 sq. ft.
Materials
Boat: White cedar on oak (?) frames; plywood deck
Crosby? 1954?
Rudder: Spruce (?) with oak (?) tiller
Mast & boom: Aluminum (Bryant Spars)
Centerboard: Aluminum with cherry wood grip
Floorboards: Mahogany
Sails: Dacron main & jib (Shore Sails Midwest)
Finishes: Clear polyurethane on hull, rudder & tiller, spray
rails, floorboards, and grip on centerboard; dark green on
deck
Additional Items:
Anchor with line
Various small parts and rigging components
Various booklets and literature
Shore Land trailer (1979); roller bunks; tires new in 1999
Issues
Boat takes on water slowly during sailing. Whether this is
due to a problem with the hull or simply because it is
stored dry and rarely sailed is unknown.
Trailer is very old and heavy; serviceable for occasional
local transport, but not for frequent use or long,
high-speed trips.
Thanks Dave for the reminder. I did sell the boat about 3
weeks ago and forgot I still had the ad out there. You may
cancel it or let it expire.
I seem to recall that you accept donations to support your
service. If that's still true, please let me know where I
might send you a small contribution.
Haydon
Onancock, Virginia
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