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Precision
23 Sailboat
SPECIFICATIONS
LOA..................................................23' 5"
LWL..................................................20' 0"
Beam....................................................8' 6"
Draft, Board up...................................1' 11"
Draft, Board down................................5' 4"
Sail Area.......................................248 sq. ft.
Displacement..................................2450 lbs
Ballast, Lead.....................................850 lbs
Mast height above DWL......................35' 4"
Designer.......................................Jim Taylor
Opening forward Hatch
(4) Six inch Cleats
SS Bow & Stern Rails
2 fixed & 2 Opening Port Holes
7'3" Self-Bailing Cockpit
Ventilated Fuel Tank Locker
Storage Locker
Kick-up Rudder
Privacy Curtain in the cabin
Pivoting Nav/Dinette Table
SS Sink w/ Manual Water pump
Ice Chest
Two burner Alcohol Stove
12 Volt Electrical Systems with lights
Topping lift
Hinged Mast step
SS Standing Rigging
Reefing Points
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With todays' medium sized family cars, the Precision 23 might well be termed a "maxi-trailerable"
The 23' 5" overall length and the 8' 6" beam far outstrips existing boats in terms of usable space, both on the deck and below.
The especially large companionway, cabin windows and forward hatch contribute to the feeling of light and open space. The double berth forward is generous, and the full size berths aft provides plenty of room. a space for the portable head is forward, and the fixed galley is aft, where it is convenient to both cabin and cockpit. Cushioned backrests amidships provide comfortable seating for up to six.
Her Main Sail is very large in order to provide good performance without the Jib when desired, a big advantage when in a crowded anchorage or when shorthanded. The cockpit is 7' 3" long with coamings high enough to keep the crew securely inside.
PRECISION Boat Works is one builder who understands what makes sailing fun, and remains committed to giving you the best value possible.
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