4/5 berth auxiliary sloop with lifting keel, built circa 1979 Length O.A. 7.92m 26’0” Length W.L. 7.11m 23’4” Beam 2.82m 9’3” Draft minimum 0.33m 1’9” Draft maximum 1,68m 5’6” Displacement 2,273 kg 5,000 lb Sail Area 36 sq m 406 ft2 Ballast 900kg 2,251 lb Engine Yanmar 1GM10 marine diesel Year of construction circa 1979 Builder John Baker/Kenton Forge Ltd, Starcross, Devon Designed by Ron Holland The hull gel coat is white with blue/grey decks The rig consists of an aluminium mast and boom with Westway mainsail stowage system and a fully battened Kemp mainsail, together with a Kemp genoa foresail with Rotostay roller furling/reefing.   There is also a storm jib and spinnaker (both unused by me).   I bought the boat in at the end of 2012 following a survey. All the must do’s raised in the survey have been seen too.   The boat is in good condition for a 37 year old and still in the original gel coat. However, as to be expected of a boat of this age, the white gel coat has various dinks scratches and gel coat repairs.   The boat is currently at my home near Wimborne Minster on a Viscount 4 wheeled trailer with purpose made cradles to fit this boat (The trailer also comes with its original roller set (4 off) and could be used for large Ribs). The boat has been winterised and covered for the winter and is, with normal de-winterising, ready to use. A steel storage cradle for the boat is also included in the sale and can be used to store the boat in a boatyard off the trailer.   Video of the boat “in action” can be seen on YouTube   A review of the boat type can be seen on Yachsnet   Please contact me via Ebay for further details.