DOCKED IN PORTLAND, OREGON ... Yes, she is wise with time and a gallant lady, with a fine touch and confident strength.

Built by N. Mariman and Sons in Portland, Oregon.
Maiden voyage Sept.18 1939.
Documented commercial since early 1970.

Mahogany double plank with batten seams.
Mahogany on oak ribs.
5.750 inch iron bark keel.
Navy spec. seams.
Bronze fasteners.
House is mahogany trunk with 1 x 2 inch t.g. clear fir decks with 11 inch rib spacing.
Main deck 5 quarter x 2 inch teak.
Forward windshield .500 thick, side glass .375.
450 gallon fuel, 150 water.
Twin Ford Lehman 120hp diesel engines with Timkin V-drives installed early 1970, keel cooled.
All iron is 90% below water line.
12 inch drum hydraulic windlass with 300 ft. x .250 cable and 36 ft. .375 chain.
Two VHF radios and one Cobra 250 CB.
Benmar course setter.
GPS and Loran.
32in. bronze wheel with ebony spokes.
Galley includes:
Ice box
Large basin
5 gallon hot water tank(110v/natural gas).
Washinton Neptune wood/gas stove with oven now being installed.
High Seas 35,000 BTU heater.
Electrosan treatment system, large toilet w/ brass basin.
2 tenders.
Spare hardwoods:
6 - 19 ft. x 14 inch+4 and 5 quarter true Honduran Mahogany.
Too many extras to list.

She is well designed and has been taken care of the best her owners could! The first owner had her for 32 years, the second for 18--he fished her for tuna as far as California--, the third for six years and current owner has had her until now. The functional interior does an excellent job anywhere-narrow but comfortable, featuring beautiful original wood and overhead paint.

With hard chines and full tanks, ballast is a plenty! With almost plum stem and deep forfoot, slicing head chop is smooth and economical. She is over powered, so making way in tides is also economical.

She allows ideas to be implemented for comfort and ease. As now being able, she yearns for exploration. She is very sound and will be for years to come.

Call Portland Yacht Sales at 1-877-812-6220 for additional information or to schedule a viewing appointment.