1969 Signet 20
General Specification
Construction
- GRP construction
- Designed by Ray Kaufman
Mechanical & Electrical
- Mercury 4hp 2-stroke outboard (approximately 10 years old)
Rigging & Sails
- Bermudan Sloop
- Alloy mast/spars
- Tabernacle and pole (modified spinnaker pole) for mast lowering
- New stainless standing rigging
- New mainsheet and topping lift
- 2 x winches
- Large slab reefing mainsail
- Original smaller tan mainsail (in exceptional condition)
- 2 x jibs
- Plastimo furling headsail gear (not fitted)
- Spinnaker (unused by current owner, no pole or ropes)
- Sail cover
Accommodation
- 4 berths in 1 cabin
- V-berth plus 2 single quarter berths
- PVC berth cushions
- Table
- Chemical toilet (under v-berth)
- Portable camping-style single gas burner
- Cabin lights
- Storage space throughout
- Maximum headroom 1.24m (4ft 1in)
Equipment
- Single axle braked road trailer
- Autohelm tiller pilot (approximately 2 years old, not fitted)
- Seafarer echo sounder with transducer (not fitted)
- Compass
- 2 x anchors with chain
- Open tin of deck paint (blue)
Remarks:
The Signet 20 is a strong and seaworthy pocket cruiser, and her shallow draft makes her ideal for cruising the Broads and East Coast. Her owner states that she has no signs of osmosis. She is for sale due to a change of plans and comes complete with a road trailer.
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