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Pantouf

SPECIFICATIONS

Current Price	uS$ 27,000
Vessel Type	Antique and Classics
Builder	Ketch
Year	1935
Location	Mystic, Connecticut, United States
Hull Material	Wood
LOA	36 feet
Beam	feet
Engine Manufacturer
Engine Model
Engine Count	1
Engine Year
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Max Speed	knots

Antique and Classics Pantouf

PANTOUF is at her dock in Mystic, Connecticut. Reduced in price for late summer sale. The classic American ketch designed by Samuel Sturgis Crocker. Built at Chute & Bixby of Huntington, Long Island, completed in 1936. The thorough 'very major', definitive refit and impeccable rebuilding program was concluded in 2002 by Nathan Greeley at his boatworks in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. At that time, she was known as RANGER and was declared to be: "basically a new vessel" by one of the most respected wooden yacht surveyor's on the east coast.

Carvel mahogany planked on steam bent oak frames. Fastened with copper rivets and bronze screws. Full custom cut main sail, Evolution jib and mizzen sails new in 2012. Also a new set of cotton sails (for antique class regattas). Auxillary power provided by 47 hp Westerbeke diesel engine rebuilt 2000, estimated @ 800 hours since rebuild. Her interior is spacious and appointed with comfortable berths. Awarded the prize as "Most Pleasing Sailboat" at Mystic Seaport Wooden Boatshow 2011.

Yacht Access is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Rudders & Moorings Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

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