1984 Starwind 19 Sailboat For Sale - $3,100
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 5:31PM This boat has always been sailed in fresh water and stored indoors during the winter. Included are:
- Single-axle roller trailer with lubricating hubs
- 7.5-h.p., two-stroke Mercury outboard with 3-gallon fuel tank
- Harken fittings
- Original sails: a reefable main and a furling jib
- Preventer, fiberglass boom vang and canvas sail cover.
- Four life jackets, two floating cushions and Lifesling MOB system.
- Shore-power connector, manual bilge pump, portable toilet, paddle, boat hook and anchor.
Specifications:
- LOA: 18’ 7”
- LWL 15’ 7”
- Beam: 7’ 6”
- Draft: 1’6”/4’6”
- Displacement: 1,350 lbs.
- Ballast: 395 lbs.
It’s a great family boat that’s easily sailed single-handed. The Starwind 19 was designed by naval architect Jim Taylor to have all the virtues of a larger boat, while remaining affordable and easily trailered. She was conceived as a weekender for four. The boat features a shoal-draft, ballasted keel, centerboard and kick-up rudder. The interior has a galley sink, tank and pump, a large V-berth forward, portable toilet and ice chest storage behind privacy curtain, settee berths port and starboard (but no cushions), an oversized companionway and a large, opening forward hatch. On-deck features include an anchor locker, spacious cockpit with two large lockers, stainless steel bow pulpit, pushpit, stanchions, wrap-around lifelines and adjustable outboard mounting bracket. More history and specifications are online at National Starwind & Sprindrift Class Association.
Contact: Jim via email at jgstreed@hotmail.com
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