Sunday, January 25, 2015
Design 2103 Anjacaa
This centerboard sloop was built of aluminum by Palmer Johnson and launched in 1972. The design brief was for an I.O.R. rated racer with comfortable accommodations and reasonable draft. The boat was designed for Arthur K. Watson, son of Thomas Watson of IBM. Arthur Watson would become president of IBM World Trace Corporation (subsidiary of IBM) and Ambassador to France from 1970-1972. It seems he died a couple of years after this boat was delivered to him.
I cant quite figure out why the main is reefed in these images.
Here are the plans.
Principal Dimensions
LOA 53-0"
LWL 40-0"
Beam 16-0"
Draft 6-9" (board up) 13-11" (board down)
Displacement 41,446 lbs
Ballast 17,000 lbs
Sail Area 1,324 sq ft
LOA 53-0"
LWL 40-0"
Beam 16-0"
Draft 6-9" (board up) 13-11" (board down)
Displacement 41,446 lbs
Ballast 17,000 lbs
Sail Area 1,324 sq ft
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