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Designer:

Peter Hatfield

Builder:

ICL Engineering

Electronics and navigation gear:

VHF

Icom SSB (02)

Pactor PTC11Pro email modem

Furuno radar

Quadrant mounted Autonav

Autohelm

4 Winds wind generator

Garmin GPS

Depthsounder

Fishfinder (back-up)

Propane sensor

Am/fm cassette player

Dimensions:

LOA: 37' 0" (41' with bowsprit)

LWL: 32' 0"

Beam: 10' 6"

Draft: 6' 6"

Displacement: 17,000 lbs.

Ballast: 5,000 lbs. (lead)

Additional Equipment:

Anchors: 40 lb. Bruce w/ 40' chain & 210' line, 40 lb. CQR w/ 20' chain & 280' line, 15 lb. Danforth w/ 10' chain & 140' line

Horizon electric anchor windlass

Electrics:
12V plus shorepower, with 5 x 12V batteries, charger and inverter

2 x 35 watt solar panels

Dodger with full cockpit enclosure and insect screens, plus 50/50 screens (designed to provide partial shade / privacy and wind reduction while allowing one to see out)

8' Zodiac (near new)

4-Man Life Raft

EPIRB 406

Force 10 barbecue

Pur water desalinator

Three section white canvas sun shade

Stainless metal grids for securing the hatch and companionway

Engine:

45hp. 4 cyl. Chrysler Nissan diesel (model SD22)

Borg Warner hydraulic drive

FWC

Engine hours: 6,000

Fuel tankage: 25 gal.

Prop: 3 blade / 13"

Steering:

Wheel steering
Quadrant mounted Autonav
Autohelm
Monitor self-steering windvane
Emergency tiller

Accomodations:

Two cabins, four berths

Fabric locker covers for the clost and under the v-berth that snap into place to prevent items from falling out in heavy seas

Dickinson "Cheseapeake" cabin heater

Marine head with 20 gal. holding tank and macerator pump

Force 10 two burner galley stove w/oven (LPG) and custom cutting board

Microwave

Water tankage: 45 gal. + 25 gal. bladder

Hot/cold pressure water with 6 gal. stainless water tank

Shower

Alder Barbour electric refrigeration with freezer

Vertical full-size chart storage compartment

Hidden security compartment

Sails and rigging:

Cutter rig

Fully battened main, working jib, staysail, storm sail, and 115% genoa with ProFurl furling

Winches: 4 sheet / 3 halyard

Comments:

Last dry docked and bottom painted in 2007. The Nancy Blackett is an offshore veteran fully equipped and ready to go again.

Harbour Yacht Sales offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.