Sparkman & Stephens 42 ft Yawl 1957
FAIRWYN
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FAIRWYN
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Sparkman & Stephens 42 ft Yawl 1957
FAIRWYN
BROKERS COMMENTS
Inspired by ocean racing the success of FINISTERRE, Charles MacCulloch of Halifax had Sparkman and Stephens design FAIRWYN - then absolutely state of the art – to be built by McGruers of Clynder of the finest materials with no expense spared under the close supervision of Rod Stephens himself. She is essentially a larger version of FINISTERRE, three-time winner of the Newport to Bermuda race in the 1950s.
FAIRWYN’S 50 years could almost be described as a game of two halves; her first in youth as a successful racer, fondly remembered by many former crew members - and then in maturity as a comfortable, safe and versatile cruiser; ever displaying the style and qualities for which her designers and builder are so highly regarded.
CONSTRUCTION
Originally double-planked African mahogany over red cedar, fastened with silicon bronze screws she was rebuilt in 1999 with overlapping double planking encapsulated with epoxy and glued together. Thus the bottom is now of a monocoque construction but also screwed to the frames in the traditional way and is immensely strong. Above the waterline the boat retains its original double planking. Frames are of 2 x 2 inch White oak on 10 inch centres. The keel and stem are of white oak. The decks are fibreglass and epoxy-covered marine mahogany marine ply re laid in 1989. The superstructure is of teak.
RIG, SPARS AND SAILS
- Spars are of Sitka spruce
- Rigging: 316 1 x 19 stainless steel; main new 2008, mizzen new 2007.
- Sails all new in 2006: main, roller furling genoa, mizzen, spinnaker, staysail, storm trysail, mizzen staysail, storm jib.
DECK EQUIPMENT AND GROUND TACKLE
- Anchors: 66 lb Bruce, 44 lb Bruce, 45 lb CQR, 35 lb Fortress, 60 lb folding fisherman’s
- 300 feet of Schedule 40 5/16” chain
- 2 x 250 feet of 5/8” nylon with chain leaders
- Several hundred feet of assorted lines.
- Dinghy 8 ft 6 in Aquapro inflatable and outboard
MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL TANKAGE AND AND SPARES
- Engine: Mercedes Benz OM636, 4 cylinder diesel
- Alternator: Amplepower 160 AH
- 2 x Solar panels (2) Siemens SP 75: 2000
- Battery savers (3) PulseTech
- Wind generator: Ampair 100. 1993
- Battery Charger: Mastervolt IVO Compact 12/25-3 (230volt). 2008.
- Inverter: 700 watt. 2008
- 2 x 12 V domestic battery banks linked.
a) forward (one under each bunk) 2 x 6 V 262 AH
b) aft in starboard cockpit locker, 2 x 6-volt 262 AH
- 1 x 12 V, 100 AH engine starting battery in port cockpit locker
- Battery Monitor: Amplepower system – Emon II, SAR V-3, Eliminator
- 1 x Mastervolt 110V/230V automatic charger.
- 3 burner Hillerange kerosene stove with oven
- Refrigerator: Nova Kool
- 1 x automatic electric bilge pump mounted above the engine with alarm and manual switch.
- 1 x automatic electric bilge pump mounted under cabin sole near the companionway steps.
- 1 x Edson O hand bilge pump at the helm
- Henderson manual pump in the galley
- Webasto diesel furnace heater 2007 hot air throughout
- Fab All kerosene auxiliary main cabin heater
- Water tank 280 litres
- Fuel tank 280 litres
- Large inventory of spare parts intended to make most of the installed equipment repairable.
SAFETY
- Life raft: DBC 4-man offshore
- EPIRB: Alden Marine Satfind 406
- MOB pole with attached safety light and life ring.
- Life sling
SUPPLEMENTARY
There are additional equipment items associated with FAIRWYN, presently located in Canada and which would be made available to a buyer to ship at his expense. They include
- #1 Genoa in GC
- Mizzen spinnaker
- Mainsail (Old – Ratsey and Lapthorne)
- Merriman ash cheeked blocks; numerous in excellent condition
- Full winter cover and original compass binnacle
HISTORY
Soon to become the Queen of the Halifax racing circuit, FAIRWYN gave good account of herself, racing extensively and notably winning the Prince of Wales Cup in 1959, for which the presentation was made by HM Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron.
On acquiring her in 1982, the present owners took her to the West Coast and for the next 25 years or so cruised, rather than raced her over 50,000 miles in the waters of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Then she embarked for the North Cone and Central American coastal waters, cruising therein over some 8 years before returning to Halifax to celebrate her 50th birthday.
FAIRWYN has won a number of awards, plaques for some of which are displayed aboard, including Best Sailboat in Vancouver Wooden Boat Festival 1991 and 1st place for sail boats in the Madison Wooden Boat Festival, Louisiana 2005 among others.
The yacht is presently lying in the Azores and plans are to cruise her in the Mediterranean in the summer of 2009.
ACCOMMODATION
The cockpit is a conventional well with large lockers for sails, sheets, warps etc on either side. The helm wheel is mounted at the aft end of the well. There are two lazarette hatches aft and either side of the mizzen mast.
Descending the companionway steps for’ard of the cockpit finds the galley to port and the navigation station to starboard either side of the companionway. There is no living space aft of the companionway.
The main saloon has 7 ft settee / berths to port and starboard and a folding table amidships. The two former pipe cots above the main settees have been converted into stowage space, bookshelves etc.
Beyond a bulkhead is the head compartment to port with a large hanging locker opposite.
Next is the for’ard cabin with conventional 7 ft. berths converging Vee and drawers for stowage under. There are hanging lockers on each side.
Far for’ard is a large chain locker in the forepeak with small lockers on each side for miscellaneous items. This compartment also contains a large toolbox athwartships aft.
NAVIGATION COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT
- Autopilot: Robertson AP200DL # 115
- GPS Furuno Navigator 32: 2001
- GPS Garmin 76: 2006
- GPS Micrologic ML-250
- VHF Kenwood TKM-407
- VHF Antenna: Metz 3db base loaded
- Handheld VHF: Icom M-72
- Depth Sounder / fishfinder: RayMarine DS400X installed Dec, 2002.
- Depth Sounder: DataMarine International Offshore model 3000 + repeater
- Log, knotmeter: DataMarine Corinthian
- Wind instruments: DataMarine Corinthian. Rebuilt April, 2009.
- Radar: Raytheon R10X
- Stereo: Cybernet radio/cassette player
- Stereo: Clarion radio / CDplayer
- SSB radio: SGC 2000 with auto tuner SGC 230. 1999.
- Computer: Macintosh G4 iBook laptop,
- Computer: IBM Think Pad A21m.
- Antenna splitter: SmartRadio. 2008
- Electronic switchbox for computer:
- Modem: PTC II e. 1999.
- NAVTEX receiver. Furuno: 2003
- AIS receiver 161: Smart Radio: 2008
- Watchmate AIS display: Vesper Marine: 2008
- Printer: Hewlett Packard 460c: 2006
- Mobile GPS receiver: Global Sat BU 353
- ICOM 802 SSB radio (2009)
- Waas GPS receiver: 2008
LET THE OWNER SPEAK
DISCLAIMER
These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the vendors and are intended as general guide. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details on which they wish to rely.
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BROKERS COMMENTS
Inspired by ocean racing the success of FINISTERRE, Charles MacCulloch of Halifax had Sparkman and Stephens design FAIRWYN - then absolutely state of the art – to be built by McGruers of Clynder of the finest materials with no expense spared under the close supervision of Rod Stephens himself. She is essentially a larger version of FINISTERRE, three-time winner of the Newport to Bermuda race in the 1950s.
FAIRWYN’S 50 years could almost be described as a game of two halves; her first in youth as a successful racer, fondly remembered by many former crew members - and then in maturity as a comfortable, safe and versatile cruiser; ever displaying the style and qualities for which her designers and builder are so highly regarded.
HISTORY
Soon to become the Queen of the Halifax racing circuit, FAIRWYN gave good account of herself, racing extensively and notably winning the Prince of Wales Cup in 1959, for which the presentation was made by HM Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron.
On acquiring her in 1982, the present owners took her to the West Coast and for the next 25 years or so cruised, rather than raced her over 50,000 miles in the waters of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Then she embarked for the North Cone and Central American coastal waters, cruising therein over some 8 years before returning to Halifax to celebrate her 50th birthday.
FAIRWYN has won a number of awards, plaques for some of which are displayed aboard, including Best Sailboat in Vancouver Wooden Boat Festival 1991 and 1st place for sail boats in the Madison Wooden Boat Festival, Louisiana 2005 among others.
The yacht is presently lying in the Azores and plans are to cruise her in the Mediterranean in the summer of 2009.
CONSTRUCTION
Originally double-planked African mahogany over red cedar, fastened with silicon bronze screws she was rebuilt in 1999 with overlapping double planking encapsulated with epoxy and glued together. Thus the bottom is now of a monocoque construction but also screwed to the frames in the traditional way and is immensely strong. Above the waterline the boat retains its original double planking. Frames are of 2 x 2 inch White oak on 10 inch centres. The keel and stem are of white oak. The decks are fibreglass and epoxy-covered marine mahogany marine ply re laid in 1989. The superstructure is of teak.
ACCOMMODATION
The cockpit is a conventional well with large lockers for sails, sheets, warps etc on either side. The helm wheel is mounted at the aft end of the well. There are two lazarette hatches aft and either side of the mizzen mast.
Descending the companionway steps for’ard of the cockpit finds the galley to port and the navigation station to starboard either side of the companionway. There is no living space aft of the companionway.
The main saloon has 7 ft settee / berths to port and starboard and a folding table amidships. The two former pipe cots above the main settees have been converted into stowage space, bookshelves etc.
Beyond a bulkhead is the head compartment to port with a large hanging locker opposite.
Next is the for’ard cabin with conventional 7 ft. berths converging Vee and drawers for stowage under. There are hanging lockers on each side.
Far for’ard is a large chain locker in the forepeak with small lockers on each side for miscellaneous items. This compartment also contains a large toolbox athwartships aft.
RIG, SPARS AND SAILS
- Spars are of Sitka spruce
- Rigging: 316 1 x 19 stainless steel; main new 2008, mizzen new 2007.
- Sails all new in 2006: main, roller furling genoa, mizzen, spinnaker, staysail, storm trysail, mizzen staysail, storm jib.
DECK EQUIPMENT AND GROUND TACKLE
- Anchors: 66 lb Bruce, 44 lb Bruce, 45 lb CQR, 35 lb Fortress, 60 lb folding fisherman’s
- 300 feet of Schedule 40 5/16” chain
- 2 x 250 feet of 5/8” nylon with chain leaders
- Several hundred feet of assorted lines.
- Dinghy 8 ft 6 in Aquapro inflatable and outboard
MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL TANKAGE AND AND SPARES
- Engine: Mercedes Benz OM636, 4 cylinder diesel
- Alternator: Amplepower 160 AH
- 2 x Solar panels (2) Siemens SP 75: 2000
- Battery savers (3) PulseTech
- Wind generator: Ampair 100. 1993
- Battery Charger: Mastervolt IVO Compact 12/25-3 (230volt). 2008.
- Inverter: 700 watt. 2008
- 2 x 12 V domestic battery banks linked.
a) forward (one under each bunk) 2 x 6 V 262 AH
b) aft in starboard cockpit locker, 2 x 6-volt 262 AH
- 1 x 12 V, 100 AH engine starting battery in port cockpit locker
- Battery Monitor: Amplepower system – Emon II, SAR V-3, Eliminator
- 1 x Mastervolt 110V/230V automatic charger.
- 3 burner Hillerange kerosene stove with oven
- Refrigerator: Nova Kool
- 1 x automatic electric bilge pump mounted above the engine with alarm and manual switch.
- 1 x automatic electric bilge pump mounted under cabin sole near the companionway steps.
- 1 x Edson O hand bilge pump at the helm
- Henderson manual pump in the galley
- Webasto diesel furnace heater 2007 hot air throughout
- Fab All kerosene auxiliary main cabin heater
- Water tank 280 litres
- Fuel tank 280 litres
- Large inventory of spare parts intended to make most of the installed equipment repairable.
NAVIGATION COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT
- Autopilot: Robertson AP200DL # 115
- GPS Furuno Navigator 32: 2001
- GPS Garmin 76: 2006
- GPS Micrologic ML-250
- VHF Kenwood TKM-407
- VHF Antenna: Metz 3db base loaded
- Handheld VHF: Icom M-72
- Depth Sounder / fishfinder: RayMarine DS400X installed Dec, 2002.
- Depth Sounder: DataMarine International Offshore model 3000 + repeater
- Log, knotmeter: DataMarine Corinthian
- Wind instruments: DataMarine Corinthian. Rebuilt April, 2009.
- Radar: Raytheon R10X
- Stereo: Cybernet radio/cassette player
- Stereo: Clarion radio / CDplayer
- SSB radio: SGC 2000 with auto tuner SGC 230. 1999.
- Computer: Macintosh G4 iBook laptop,
- Computer: IBM Think Pad A21m.
- Antenna splitter: SmartRadio. 2008
- Electronic switchbox for computer:
- Modem: PTC II e. 1999.
- NAVTEX receiver. Furuno: 2003
- AIS receiver 161: Smart Radio: 2008
- Watchmate AIS display: Vesper Marine: 2008
- Printer: Hewlett Packard 460c: 2006
- Mobile GPS receiver: Global Sat BU 353
- ICOM 802 SSB radio (2009)
- Waas GPS receiver: 2008
SAFETY
- Life raft: DBC 4-man offshore
- EPIRB: Alden Marine Satfind 406
- MOB pole with attached safety light and life ring.
- Life sling
SUPPLEMENTARY
There are additional equipment items associated with FAIRWYN, presently located in Canada and which would be made available to a buyer to ship at his expense. They include
- #1 Genoa in GC
- Mizzen spinnaker
- Mainsail (Old – Ratsey and Lapthorne)
- Merriman ash cheeked blocks; numerous in excellent condition
- Full winter cover and original compass binnacle
LET THE OWNER SPEAK
DISCLAIMER
These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the vendors and are intended as a general guide. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details on which they wish to rely.