Sailboats - Racing
ROB ROY
ROB ROY is a 57 foot Bermudian yawl designed by Arthur Cecil Robb in 1956.
ROB ROY is a 57 foot Bermudian yawl designed by Arthur Cecil Robb in 1956.
The all wooden, completely finished sailboat, Elver Rose, was handcrafted by former owner, Rod Bunker, and finished by Great Northern Boatworks.
Full centerboard, row and sail with beach dolly and trailor, all rigging, sails, oars, life jackets, mooring, very good condition, location Addison, ME
Professionally built 2024.
Top quality materials and craftsmanship.
Drawn by Edson L. Shock, based on a boat built in the 1880's.
A fast stable day sailor, ideal for shallow bays and estuaries.
$9,500; $7,500 without new trailer.
Length 18 ft
Beam 5 7”
Draft 5 “
Built from plans Cape Fear NC Museum
(Owner built 2009 -2024)
Configured as Center Console
-Meranti Marine Plywood over Fir Framing
Bronze fasteners
6 oz Cloth in West System on bottom and deck
Town Class. 16'6" fast daysailer. Room for 4 comfortably. Hinged brass centerboard and tilt-up rudder. Good for shallow coves and island picnics. Pine planking on oak frames; mahogany transom and trim. Bronze fittings. Lightly used main and jib; new cockpit cover.
Trine is the premier example of the few remaining 40kvm Spissgatters built between 1939-47. Completely rebuilt and customized over a15+ years restoration, she was relaunched in 2008 and has been lovingly and immaculately maintained since. Offered for $30,000.
Little over half finished cedar strip boat. FREE.
I bought a house-shop and this boat was in the partially finished state in the shop. I have no time to finish it, nor do I have a use for it if it was finished.