$22,500
Vancouver 27 designed and built in Canada, a true classic 27-foot pocket blue water sailboat. Details on the boat is well documented at; http://bluewaterboats.org/vancouver-27/ also http://www.boats.com/reviews/pocket-voyager/ . Survey report dated April 2015 is available. The “Spirit Of Cutty Sark” is named after the most famous of the clippers ships of the 19th century. “Spirit of Cutty Sark” name is registered with Transport Canada, official # 805063. http://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/4/vrqs-srib/eng/vessel-registrations/details/805063 Owners Comments: We purchased our sailboat 2 yrs ago. What caught my attention was how well and heavily equipped it was. However it did need some work as follows. There were several deck leaks that I fixed. The wooden port lamps/windows frames were in poor condition and new teak frames were built. Although the near new engine had low hours all hoses and belts were replaced. Both fuel tanks and freshwater tanks were flushed. The inside cabin painted. The Fynspray water pumps were reconditioned. A backing plate for the Lewmar windless was added. There was a problem with the Raymarine tiller pilot which was repaired by the manufacturer. This spring the mast was taken down for inspection and was found in attractive shape. The spreaders were remounted to the mast. The shrouds were rewired to the spreaders. The VHF antenna was replaced along with new LM400 coaxial wire. The boat bottom was also serviced. It was sanded, inspected, all blisters were ground out and filled with interlux watertite and epoxied over. The bottom and the rudder were given three coats of Interlux Micro CSC antifouling paint. At the same time the rudder was removed and inspected. The Campell propeller was polished. Both Zincs were replaced. The boat deck needs a paint job and the Treadmaster is in poor condition. She is currently moored at Captain’s Cove Marina in Delta/Ladner, British Columbia. I live in Prince George, BC. Specifications Manufacture: Constructed 1976 by Trade Winds of Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Designed by Robert Harris. Engine: Diesel, 2007 Yanmar 2GM20F, freshwater cooled with 560 hours. Racor diesel filter system. Dripless shaft seal. three blade Campbell sailor. Cruising speed 5.5 knots. Electrics: Entire boat wiring has been updated. Includes 2 Excide 6 v deep cycle batteries and a 12 v starter battery. Marinco 110 volt shore power. Blue Seas circuit breakers, battery switch, 12 v plug, A-C and DC panels. All with heavy load marine gage wiring. Tankage: 40-gallon grp freshwater, 50-gallon fuel with quick drain set up. Rigging: The vessel is Cutter rigged and both foresails are fitted with Harken roller furling systems. Anodised single spreader mast and boom. 3/16” SS split backstay and shrouds including dual intermediates to internal chain plates. Welded mast step plates. Overall the Standing and Running rigging are oversized and all hardware is high-quality Harken. 2 Harkin MK III roller furlers. 2 Harkin 44’s self-tailing primary sheet winches. 2 Harkin 32’s three gear self-tailing secondary staysail winches three Harkin 16’s single speed halyard winches. Like new North Sails, fully battened Main, double reef with sail cover. Like new North Sails, 108% Genoa, six ounce, UV leech and foot cover. Like new North Sails, 92% stay sail, 7 oz, UV leech and foot cover. Storm sail Nylon drifter Other surplus sails Electronics: Fully intergraded Raymarine Suite with current charts. GPS chartplotter, wind speed and direction, depth sounder, knotmeter/log. VHF Standard Horizon Eclipse radio. Blaupunkt Amfm stereo and Compact disc player. Accommodations: Designed for a couple and a guest, a forth berth could be adapted. All mattresses and coverings are in attractive shape. Enclosed head and vanity. Stow away table. Galley: A shipmate Kerosene stove is currently installed. A Wallace 2 burner diesel cook top and forced heater will come with the vessel along with a shipmate Kerosene heater, both not installed. Deep single SS sink with brass Fynspray manual water pumps for raw and freshwater. Large ice box. Force ten pushpit mounted BBQ. Basic cooking utensils. Helm and Deck: fifteen kg Rocna primary anchor, 100’ of chain and 100’ of 1’ nylon twist. 25lbs CQR secondary anchor and 100’ of 1” rode. Lewmar Concept one electric windless with manual operation and remote control. Dodger with removable side panels. Life sling overboard rescue system. Manual bilge pump. Radar reflector. Teak boarding ladder. Achilles LT-2 inflatable in fantastic condition. See http://salsinflatables.com/products/achilles-lt-2. Full Winter Sumbrealla vessel cover. 500 ft of floating stern tie line. (length not confirmed).
