Seafarer

SEAFARER

Javelin

From the proud curve of her stem to the graceful overhang of her transom, shes unmistakably Tripp in every line.

Were it not for the luxurious manner in which she accommodates six cruising people, she could truthfully be called a racing machine. For, true to the tradition of Tripp design, shell be at, or near, the head of any fleet with which she races inshore or offshore.

Available in sloop rig or yawl, Javelin presents a clean, uncluttered profile that is not only a delight to the eye, but also immediately expresses the yachts eminent seaworthiness.

Below decks, the emphasis is on space from the handy oilskin locker to the two commodious hanging lockers in main and forward cabins. And for performance, Javelin will surpass the fondest hopes of the most demanding skipper.

(Information From 1961 Seafarer Sales Brochure)

DESIGNED BY WILLIAM H. TRIPP, JR.

SPECIFICATIONS

Length overall: 3710

Length waterline: 250

Beam: 100

Draft: 53

Sail Area: (sloop) 599 sq. ft. (yawl) 633 sq. ft.

Designed C.C.A. rating: 24.5

Power: 30 HP Universal Atomic Four

Fuel Capacity: 35 gallons

Fresh water capacity: 100 gallons

Ballast: 4,760 lbs. Lead

Headroom: 63

ACCOMODATIONS

SLEEPS 6

MAIN CABIN: Two fixed berths, two extension transom berths. Stowable varnished mahogany drop leaf table. Two bureaus, oilskin locker, full hanging locker, drawers and lockers under berths, shelves over berths. Four light fixtures. Main and midship hatches over.

FORWARD CABIN: Separated by door. Two fixed berths. Full hanging locker, stowage bin forward, drawer and locker under berths, shelves above berths. Two light fixtures on bulkheads. Deck hatch over.

GALLEY: Located aft. 150 lb. Styrofoam-insulated ice box with flush formica top for use as chart table. Stainless steel sink with water pump and removable top. Stainless steel lined compartment with space for stove with oven mounted in gimbals. Formica covered galley counter. Dish lockers with sliding doors, silverware drawer, numerous food lockers and bins.

HEAD: Fully enclosed. Imperial 51 toilet, full size molded fiberglass wash basin and counter, soap and glass holders, water pump, towel rail, laundry hamper, linen lockers, medicine locker, mirror, light fixture.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

Two #3 top action ratchet winches for jib sheets with handle holders in cockpit.

Dacron sheets for working sails, two 3" ash snatch blocks and fairleaders for jib sheets, ash blocks as necessary for main sheet.

#2 reel winch for main halyard, #2 ratchet winch for foresail halyard.

Bronze genoa tracks on rails with end stops. Pad eyes on rails aft.

Polished stainless steel bow pulpit with cast bronze sockets, complete with mounted sidelights.

Stainless steel, plastic covered lifelines with gate. Polished stainless steel stanchions with Nevins type cast bronze sockets.

Three varnished mahogany hatches for sail lockers in cockpit.

Two 4" Dorade ventilators on cabin top; two 4" deck plates, one forward, one aft.

Four bronze mooring cleats; two 10 " forward, two 9" aft, with chocks.

All ports and windows safety glass with bronze frames chromed inside. Two opening ports with specially cast outer rims to match closed ports.

Complete U. S. Coast Guard-approved navigation lights, including side lights, stern light and bow light. Two sealed-beam spreader flood lights. 360 degree masthead light.

Heavy duty 115 amp.h. battery in molded fiberglass box. Box supplied for extra battery installation.

Bilge pump, 2" Navy type, bulkhead mounted.

Ducted engine room blower with 4-position safety switch. Three-unit instrument panel. Lucite cover over panel recess.

Six foam rubber mattresses. Sailcloth covers for fixed berths. Waterproof plastic covers for extension transom berths.

All exterior joinerwork African mahogany; interior joinerwork Honduras mahogany. Teak cabin sole.