NAME: Williwaw
TYPE: Cruising Sailboat	BUILDER: Martha’s Vinyard Shipyard
DESIGNER: Tom Hale	YEAR: 1974
DISPLACEMENT:8,600 lbs	BALLAST:3,240 lbs
LOA:29’ 7”	BEAM:8’ 6”
LWL:23’	DRAFT: 4’ 6”
HOLDING TANK: Polymer 12 gal. manual discharge	WATER TANK: 20 Gal Stainless Steel
MAINSAIL:	JIB : Roller Furling 100%
ENGINE:2 GM 20F	FUEL:12 Gal Aluminum tank

 

CONSTRUCTION: Hand laid fiberglass hull and deck,  Awlgrip hull Navy blue, molded non-skid pattern on deck, bow rail, varnished  grab rails and toe rails

 

INTERIOR JOINERY AND FINISH:  V berth forward with 6’ headroom, shelves outboard, head to port, oiled teak trim

 

STANDING AND RUNNING  RIGGING:  Aluminum spars with stainless steel  standing rigging, rigged for spinnaker

 

STEERING: Tiller

 

EQUIPMENT:15 lb CQR anchor, manual whale gusher bilge pump in cockpit

 

ENGINE: Yanmar 2 GM 20F Installed in 2002, with a three blade Max Prop

 

ELECTRONICS: Datamarine speed and depth, Ray 45 VHF

 

ELECTRICAL:12 V DC system, two  24 series batteries, master switch and fuse panel

 

SAILS: Furling jib , 100% (2006), Main (2007), spinnaker

 

PLUMBING: Manual  FW hand pump at galley sink, , Raritan head with holding tank

 

COMMENTS: A  classsic Herreshoff Rozinante inspired Hale designed double ender serves as a day sailer and rugged cruiser. The hull and rig are very solid. Club-footed jib makes single-handing easy. This boat needs some TLC but with a bit of ‘elbow grease’ could easily be transformed to a wonderful overnighter/weekender. The boat  is structurally sound and has had some recent upgrades to cosmetics and sails.

 

OFFERED FOR:   SOLD                  LOCATION: Bernard, ME