1973 Seahawk

• GRP construction
• Lifting keel with bilge runners
• White with blue trim

• 4hp Seagull Osprey outboard (October 1993, overhauled 2002, approximately 100 hrs since)

• Fractional Bermudan Sloop rig
• Aluminium alloy mast/spars
• Stainless steel standing rigging
• Sheet winches
• Slab reefed main (Valiant Sails, 1993)
• Genoa (Moores, 1973)
• No. 1 jib (Valiant Sails, 1993)
• No. 2 jib (Moores, 1973)
• All sails in good order
• Sail cover

• 2 berths, plus cooker and toilet
• The boat has a good sized, self-draining cockpit with two large lockers and seating for four adults. In the cabin there is a full-length single settee berth to either side, and a sea toilet and storage in the bow. The boat also has a new cooker. She has red vinyl cushions and there are fitted backrests and shelves.

• Navigation equipment: Compass, Racal echo-sounder, Seavoice VHF, navigation lights, masthead windvane
• Safety equipment: 2 x Life jackets, bilge pump
• Deck equipment: Stainless steel pulpit rail, hardwood handrails, cockpit cover, 20lb Patent anchor and warp, Fisherman kedge anchor and warp, fenders, mooring ropes
• Custom built road trailer

It is understood this vessel will sit upright on a drying mooring and can be beached easily and safely with her plate up. She is reported to be as maneuverable and responsive as a dinghy. This, together with the fact that she can be trailed home for storage purposes, suggests that she might be an ideal first cruiser for someone moving up from a dinghy. Although not yet personally inspected, she looks to be in good order inside and out.