Showing posts with label Tartan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tartan. Show all posts
Friday, 9 May 2014
More on Tartan 27 Design 1617
A blog reader asked us to post the Construction Plan for the Tartan 27. He was commenting on our blog about this boat dated October, 21, 2010. Click here to see that posting. The drawing shown above is a pretty big file. You should be able to zoom in quite a ways.
Monday, 27 May 2013
Design 2184 Tartan T O C K
This design has Rod Stephens' imprint all over it. Rod was a huge fan of the big, beamy, center cockpit ketch as a cruising boat. This looks like a natural development of two previous designs: Yankee, design #1278 and Torea, design #1927.
The T.O.C.K. (Tartan Offshore Cruising Ketch) was put into production in 1976 for short run that lasted two years. 30 boats were produced.
The boats must be fun to sail, especially with the cockpit so far forward.
Here are the plans.
Here's an interior shot. Just look at the volume.
LOA 41'-4"
LWL 32'-4"
Beam 13'-4"
Draft 4'-9"
Displacement 24,300 lbs
Ballast 9,000 lbs
Sail Area 787 sq ft
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