Classic-Yachten KLASSIEK GAFFELKOTTER
Walsoorden, The Netherlandson the market since 16 days
Price on request
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Tradewind Yachts
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About
Lona III was designed in 1906 by J. Pain Clark, one of the leading amateur yacht designers of the early 20th century. Clark designed 15 sailing yachts and Lona III became one of his favorites.
She was built in 1907 in Burnham-on-Crouch, the heart of English sailing on the East Coast, by William King & Sons.
Lona’s hull is 10.82 m long at the deck, and 12.75 m with the bowsprit. She is 2.37 m wide and has a draft of 1.60 m. Her displacement is 6.8 tons, of which 2.8 tons is lead ballast.
The structure and the 140 bronze-riveted ribs are oak, and the skin is pitch pine below the waterline and teak above. The deck is Iroko and the new cabin and cockpit are built in afromosia. The round timbers are in Oregon pine.
We thoroughly restored Lona III over six years and relaunched her in the spring of 2016.
More background information about this boat
https://bartcarpentier.wixsite.com/lona3
The seller states that the details of the ship have been presented in good faith but cannot guarantee their accuracy and also cannot provide any warranty regarding the condition of the offered ship. We advise a buyer to contact a broker or an expert to obtain more certainty about the condition of the ship. This ship is offered subject to price changes and/or cancellation by the owner. The ship may also have been sold in the last few days.
She was built in 1907 in Burnham-on-Crouch, the heart of English sailing on the East Coast, by William King & Sons.
Lona’s hull is 10.82 m long at the deck, and 12.75 m with the bowsprit. She is 2.37 m wide and has a draft of 1.60 m. Her displacement is 6.8 tons, of which 2.8 tons is lead ballast.
The structure and the 140 bronze-riveted ribs are oak, and the skin is pitch pine below the waterline and teak above. The deck is Iroko and the new cabin and cockpit are built in afromosia. The round timbers are in Oregon pine.
We thoroughly restored Lona III over six years and relaunched her in the spring of 2016.
More background information about this boat
https://bartcarpentier.wixsite.com/lona3
The seller states that the details of the ship have been presented in good faith but cannot guarantee their accuracy and also cannot provide any warranty regarding the condition of the offered ship. We advise a buyer to contact a broker or an expert to obtain more certainty about the condition of the ship. This ship is offered subject to price changes and/or cancellation by the owner. The ship may also have been sold in the last few days.
