Schooner : Van Der Graaf BV Topsail Gaff Schooner : Sail Yacht for sale

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DYB4564

Van Der Graaf BV Topsail Gaff Schooner

Schooner

2010

64.50m (211'6")

8.85m (29'0")

5.00m (16'4")

Steel

1 x 828hp Yanmar

12 berths in 6 cabins

France

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Atlantic the 185ft 3 mast schooner represents the culmination of a dream that started 120 years ago. Wilson Marshall member of the New York yacht club appointed the naval architect William Gardner to build at Townsend and Downey in 1903 the fastest yacht in the world, then convinced Charlie Barr the most prominent captain at the time (two times winner of the America's cup) to take on the challenge of the 1905 Kaiser's cup. In an epic Atlantic crossing, they succeeded in winning and setting a world record covering 3006 miles in 12 days and 4 hours, a record that would stand amazingly until 1998. Today the spirit of Atlantic has been preserved with this exact modern replica built in 2010 to a high standard in Holland at Van den Graaf with all the modern amenities and ready for new adventures.

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ENGINE:
1 x 828hp Yanmar 6AYM- ETE 555 kW

CAPACITIES:
Fuel: 12000 Litres
Water: 12000 Litres

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT:
Yanmar 6AYM- ETE 555 kW at 1840 Rpm driving variable pitch propeller West Mekan (Norway) type 100 EHWS 340, 4 Blade
Watermaker (360 IIh)
Generators - 1 x Yanmar 92Kw, 1 x Yanmar 40Kw
Bowthruster VETH 75 kW

SPARS & SAILS:
Spar & Rigging: Aluminium mast, Steel bowsprit, Booms and gaffs Hollow Spars of varnished Sitka spruce by Ventis
Winches by Harken

TENDERS/TOYS:
Sillinger RIB 6.2 M.115 HP
Sailing boat with 12' doll

SERVICE HISTORY AND CONSTRUCTION:
Steel Hull, Teak decks and superstructure
Vessel built to class Bureau Veritas
Notation : charter yachtls.mach 1 + MCA compliance
Naval Architect Consultant: Doug Peterson
Interior Design by Kastelein Sophie

BROKERS COMMENTS:
Atlantic the 185ft 3 mast schooner represents the culmination of a dream that started 120 years ago.
Wilson Marshall member of the New York yacht club appointed the naval architect William Gardner to build at Townsend and Downey in 1903 the fastest yacht in the world, then convinced Charlie Barr the most prominent captain at the time (two times winner of the America's cup) to take on the challenge of the 1905 Kaiser's cup.
In an epic Atlantic crossing, they succeeded in winning and setting a world record covering 3006 miles in 12 days and 4 hours, a record that would stand amazingly until 1998.
Today the spirit of Atlantic has been preserved with this exact modern replica built in 2010 to a high standard in Holland at Van den Graaf with all the modern amenities and ready for new adventures.

LYING:
France