1931 Press River Cruiser Class
General Specification
Construction
- Wood carvel construction
- New hog, garboards, keelbolts, timbers, floors, cabin sides, cabin roof (lifting) and mast since 2000
- Last surveyed February 2017 (condition report)
- Overwintered ashore annually
Mechanical & Electrical
- 5hp Mercury outboard motor
Rigging & Sails
- Gaff rig with Topsail
- Wood mast/spars
- New mast 2017
- Mainsail
- Jib
- Topsail
- RCC handicap -16%
Accommodation
- 2 berths in 1 cabin
- Galley
- Sea toilet (no holding tank) located opposite galley
- Lifting cabin roof providing standing headroom when raised
Equipment
- Boat Safety Scheme certificate (expires 2020)
- Awning
- Cockpit tonneau cover
- Mudweight
- Rond anchors
- Various mooring warps
Remarks:
Built by Fred Press prior to 1931 and possibly as early as around the time of WWI, this pretty River Cruiser Class Broads yacht has been gradually rebuilt under the current ownership (17 years) with works including new hog, garboards, keelbolts, timbers, floors, cabin sides, cabin roof and mast. With notable racing wins including both the Three Rivers Race (ynr “CLASS” races) and the Yare Navigation Race, plus numerous other regatta trophies, this competitive little Broads yacht is very much considered to be part of the family by the current owners!
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