celebrity 19 sailboat

The Celebrity is a 19.75ft fractional sloop designed by Stan Evanson/Johann Wester and built in wood planked or molded plywood or fiberglass by Evanson (P.) Boat Co. (USA) since 1952.

The Celebrity is an ultralight sailboat which is a very high performer. It is reasonably stable / stiff and has a low righting capability if capsized. It is best suited as a racing boat.

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Basic specs..

The Celebrity has been built with more than one type of keel. One option is a fin keel. A boat with a fin keel is more manoeuvrable but has less directional stability than a similar boat with a long keel. Another option is a centerboard keel. A centerboard keel is a pivoting lifting keel, allowing to sail both coastal and inland waters.

The boat can sail close to the beach as the draft is just 0.25 - 0.35 meter (0.82 - 1.12 ft) dependent of the load. See immersion rate below.

Sailing characteristics

This section covers widely used rules of thumb to describe the sailing characteristics. Please note that even though the calculations are correct, the interpretation of the results might not be valid for extreme boats.

What is Capsize Screening Formula (CSF)?

The capsize screening value for Celebrity is 2.73, indicating that this boat would not be accepted to participate in ocean races.

What is Theoretical Maximum Hull Speed?

The theoretical maximal speed of a displacement boat of this length is 5.3 knots. The term "Theoretical Maximum Hull Speed" is widely used even though a boat can sail faster. The term shall be interpreted as above the theoretical speed a great additional power is necessary for a small gain in speed.

The immersion rate is defined as the weight required to sink the boat a certain level. The immersion rate for Celebrity is about 62 kg/cm, alternatively 347 lbs/inch. Meaning: if you load 62 kg cargo on the boat then it will sink 1 cm. Alternatively, if you load 347 lbs cargo on the boat it will sink 1 inch.

Sailing statistics

This section is statistical comparison with similar boats of the same category. The basis of the following statistical computations is our unique database with more than 26,000 different boat types and 350,000 data points.

What is Motion Comfort Ratio (MCR)?

What is L/B (Length Beam Ratio)?

What is Displacement Length Ratio?

SA/D (Sail Area Displacement ratio) Indicates how fast the boat is in light wind: - Cruising Boats have ratios 10-15 - Cruiser-Racers have ratios 16-20 - Racers have ratios above 20 - High-Performance Racers have ratios above 24 Sail-area/displacement ratio (SA/D ratio): 31.93

Maintenance

When buying anti-fouling bottom paint, it's nice to know how much to buy. The surface of the wet bottom is about 11m 2 (118 ft 2 ). Based on this, your favourite maritime shop can tell you the quantity you need.

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Celebrity Class sailboats

• Thread starter 31seahorse
• Start date Aug 22, 2011
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Congrats on the new project/baby. You will have to keep us all updated and let me know if you pass through Savannah on your way to FL.  

Hello Members, I dropped the ball on this thread, sorry. I had posted some pics and questiions on Facebook, but not here. Finished the Celebrity about three weeks ago and sailed her twice. Well, the second time my wife let me sail off the dock and back to it. The rest of the two hours she had the helm. Can't complain because she did a lot of the work. I'll try to post several pictures of the work and the finished project. "Linde" sails very well in light air. It will take a while to get used to tiller control again after many years with a wheel and heavier boats. Trailering is a hoot! With such a flat bottom the boat slid from side to side during turns....especially crossing traffic and turning into side roads. Guide boards on the trailer have stopped that. Loading is more sure, and we can put a line from one guide bracket to the other over the hull and hold the boat very securely. We are very happy with this boat!  

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celebrity boats.. Good?? bad??

• Thread starter aldfaa
• Start date Aug 8, 2010

Petty Officer 3rd Class

• Aug 8, 2010

Hello, I am looking at a 1996 celebrity 190 with a 5.7. The boat has been stored indoors since 1999. THe 5.7 was recently rebuilt due dropping a valve. I don;t see much out there in regards celebrity boats, are they good, or should I stay clear?  

Re: celebrity boats.. Good?? bad?? A good boat is a good boat. To me the brand is not as important as the condition. If its in good condition for the price and its something you want then buy it. Do take it for a test ride of at least 30 mins. Drive it like you will when you own it. Go out in the lake and shut it off for a few mins, then restart it. Check for leaks, water and oil. If you have a friend that is boat savy, take them along. Good luck..  

mtrainTurbo

• Aug 9, 2010

aldfaa said: Hello, I am looking at a 1996 celebrity 190 with a 5.7. The boat has been stored indoors since 1999. THe 5.7 was recently rebuilt due dropping a valve. I don;t see much out there in regards celebrity boats, are they good, or should I stay clear? Click to expand...

Re: celebrity boats.. Good?? bad?? i have a 1988 celebrity 4.3 mercruiser i really like it i would say buy it if you like it  

Petty Officer 1st Class

• Aug 10, 2010

Re: celebrity boats.. Good?? bad?? I had a 1988 21' Celebrity Crownline, 5.7L, it was a great boat.  

StacyMFenton

• Aug 13, 2010

Re: celebrity boats.. Good?? bad?? We've owned a 1985 Celebrity Runabout deep v hull for 5 years and its true love. Weve replaced the floor and polished the chrome railings and cool chrome horn very loud. But I was driving her hard and blew the water line not wathcing temp gauge and she overheated and smoking. My hub and I didnt know to replace the impleller in the water line often but Ive learned that from reading these posts. We love our old girl shes great fun to drive and skiing and tubing awesome wake. A truly great boat.  

• Nov 25, 2014

mtrainTurbo said: Re: celebrity boats.. Good?? bad?? Celebrity morphed into Crownline. Thats really all that needs to be said. Click to expand...

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Top Seven Celebrity Sailors

By: Pat Reynolds Sailing Fun , Sailing History

Through a very stringent process that involved a complicated algorithm, a set of dice, and the hair of a newt, we came up with our list of the 7 most interesting high-profile people who we consider true sailors. We ranked the celebrity sailors using a mathematical break down of the bandwidth of their fame divided by their admitted love and devotion for sailing. It’s inarguable. You can disagree, and we’d like to hear your thoughts, but remember this has been determined through a scientific means, so we are ultimately right. If you are a celebrity sailor and didn’t make the list you should probably hire a new agent! Since we didn’t know whether to separate dead from living we included both…

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12 Celebrity sailors and boaters past and present

• Katy Stickland

From hardcore racers like pop legend Simon Le Bon to George Clooney's love of motor yachts, here is our pick of the celebrities who adore sailing and boating.

Simon Le Bon

The frontman of Duran Duran’s sailing career hit the headlines in 1985 when his 77-foot maxi yacht, Drum, lost its keel and capsized during the Fastnet Race.

Simon Le Bon and other crew members were trapped inside the boat until they were rescued off the Cornish coast .

Determined to sail again, Le Bon refitted Drum and continued with his plans to compete in the 1985-1986 Whitbread Round the World Race.

Skippered by Skip Novak, Drum came in third overall in elapsed time.

Twenty years later, Le Bon once again competed in the Fastnet on board Drum, determined to conquer the race that has so nearly cost him his life.

However, delayed by light winds, he was forced to abandoned the race to perform with Duran Duran in Japan.

Le Bon owned Drum during the height of his pop career in the 1980s, before selling it to Scottish motoring tycoon, Sir Arnold Clark.

In 1987, the singer, along with his wife, Yasmin, and the rest of Drum’s crew answered a MAYDAY call from a yacht off the coast of Venezuela.

Karen McCracken and her family were sailing to Belize when they got caught in a storm and were blown onto a reef.

More recently, Le Bon joined America’s Cup hopefuls, Land Rover BAR, on board AC45F during the 2015 America’s Cup World Series Portsmouth event.

Timothy Spall

Actor Timothy Spall and his wife, Shane, spent eight years cruising the waterways of Britain after buying their first narrowboat in 1997.

They then decided they wanted to go further afield and found a specialist boat builder to build them a sea-going barge, the Princess Matilda.

Their adventures on board their 16-metre Dutch canal barge have since been watched by thousands during the BBC Four series – Timothy Spall: Somewhere at Sea, Timothy Spall: Back at Sea and Timothy Spall: All at Sea.

The three series follows the Spalls as they journey around the coast of Britain in their £200,000 barge.

The voyage has also been chronicled in two books by Shane – The Voyages of the Princess Matilda and The Princess Matilda Comes Home – The Adventure Of A Lifetime Around Britain On A Barge.

Morgan Freeman

“My earrings are worth just enough to buy me a coffin if I die in a strange place. That was the reason why sailors used to wear them,” said Morgan Freeman.

The Hollywood actor fell in love with sailing when he saw a sailboat gliding on San Francisco Bay in 1961.

Six year later, he sailed for the first time in a 18-foot Lightning-class centreboat boat on a reservoir in Stowe, Vermont.

Since then, sailing has became his “refuge and passion”.

His first boat was a Holland-built Holiday 28, and for 16 years, Freeman sailed out of Eastchester Bay.

He explored the waters and anchorages of Long Island Sound, Block Island, the Elizabeth Islands, Cape Cod, the coast of Maine, and up to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

He first sailed to the Caribbean in 1979 on a 30-foot (9.14-meter) Alberg-designed sloop with a crew that included his wife, daughter and family cat, Zipper.

It took nine days to reach Bermuda and they stayed for six weeks, hitting a storm with 50-knot winds on their return journey.

In 1989, on board his Shannon 38, Sojourner, Freeman went as far as Sombrero Rock, north of St. Martin, and then two years later began cruising the British Virgin Islands (BVI).

Since then, the Hollywood actor has sailed as far as Trinidad, exploring the Caribbean on his new Shannon 43.

Credit: Andrea Barsanti – Spirit Road/Wikimedia Commons

For more than 35 years, Canadian rock legend, Neil Young, owned the two-masted, gaff-rigged schooner, W.N. Ragland.

Originally built of oak in 1913, the 100-foot Baltic trader is a far cry from the yachts usually associated with rock stars.

The ship needed serious renovating when Young purchased it, buying enough mahogany to fill a railroad truck to replank the schooner.

As well as cruising the world with friends and family, Young also reportedly leant out W.N. Ragland for scientific expeditions to Hawaii and Alaska.

He sold the vessel to Walter Wallace of Wallace Yacht Co. in Port Townsend, Washington.

Interestingly, Young’s fellow band member in Crosby, Stills and Nash, David Crosby was also a passionate sailor, owning a John Alden designed schooner, Mayan.

The song, Wooden Ships, is believed to have been written onboard in 1968 when the ship was moored at Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Prunella Scales and Timothy West

Fawlty Towers actress Prunella Scales, and her husband actor Timothy West have been avid boaters since living on a barge during their early acting days to save money.

Now self-confessed “canal nuts”, the couple like nothing more than exploring Britain’s waterways.

Since 2014, their love of canal boating has been passed on to Channel 4 viewers through the programme, Great Canal Journeys.

The series has seen the couple explore not only the canals and rivers of the UK, but also further afield in France, Venice, Sweden and Amsterdam.

West, who has owned a narrowboat since 1979, is also vice-president of The Waterways Trust, the Kennet & Avon Canal Trust and a patron of the Huddersfield Canal Society.

He was also involved in the restoration of The Waverley, the world’s last ocean-going paddle steamer.

Errol Flynn

Dead by the age of 50, the hard drinking actor’s love affair with the sea and sailing began after he spent his early years around the Australian ports of Sydney and Hobart.

His first yacht was the Sirocco, which he sailed up the coast to New Guinea where the boat was wrecked.

After finding fame in Hollywood, Flynn purchased a second yacht, also named Sirocco, in 1938, often disappearing for days sailing.

In 1946, he brought the 118-foot schooner, Zaca, which he owned until he died.

He used the schooner to make a short documentary film, Cruise of the Zaca, which follows Flynn and his father, Professor Theodore Flynn, collecting specimens.

The voyage was done in association with the Scripps Institute of Oceanography of the University of California and took place off the east coast of Mexico and in the West Indies.

When Flynn died, his only real possession was the Zaca.

Griff Rhys-Jones

Griff Rhys-Jones at the helm of his classic yacht, Undina, with sailing celebrities Laura Baldwin, Phil Sharp and actor Geoffrey Hughes, raising awareness for Sail 4 Cancer

Comedian and television personality, Griff Rhys-Jones started sailing as a child.

His father had a boat in West Mersea on Mersea Island, which they would sail around the coast of Suffolk and into The Broads.

An enthusiastic sailor, Rhys-Jones brought his 45-foot classic yacht, Undina, reportedly spending £500,000 on its restoration.

The Philip Rhodes yacht went on to star in the BBC series Three Men in Another Boat before being listed for sail in 2013.

Since then, Rhys-Jones has brought a 1948 57-foot Sparkman and Stephens designed yawl, Argyll.

Built by Simms of Massachusetts in 1948, the yacht is used primarily for racing, and was the winner of the Bonifacio Trophy and the Coupe Des Dames in St Tropez in 2014, and come second in the Panerai Transat in March 2015.

Rhys-Jones skippered Argyll in the 2015 Fastnet Race.

He has also written about his sailing exploits.

In the Baltic with Bob records his 2002 journey to Russia on “an elderly yacht” with his friend, Bob and Baines who “knew how to mend the engine”.

He has also published Rivers: One man and his dog paddle into the heart of Britain, which follows Rhys-Jones as he explores some of Britain’s most well known rivers with his dog, Cadbury.

Jeremy Irons

Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Actor Jeremy Irons was “brought up sailing” after growing up in Bembridge on the Isle of Wight where his father was a founding members of the local sailing club.

After learning to sail on dinghies, Irons has now gone on to bigger and faster vessels, famously competing in the fourth leg of the BT Global Challenge round the world yacht race.

Joining the crew of LG Flatron, he spent seven days sailing across the Tasman Sea from Wellington to Sydney, coming second in their section “by about five seconds”.

The ‘Stealing Beauty’ actor has his own ketch, Willing Lass, and often raves about sailing along the West Cork coast where he lives.

He took part in the 2015 Baltimore Wooden Boat Festival, and the Round Island Race, crewing for Conrad Humphreys on his 40-foot catamaran.

Teen idol, Zac Efron was bitten by the sailing bug after learning to sail for his role in the movie, ‘Charlie St. Cloud’.

In an interview with the Arizona Republic, he stated that he decided to take the title role after reading the script while spending time on a sailboat with his father.

Prior to filming, Efron took an intense course of sailing lessons out of Vancouver, learning how to capsize and sail a dinghy.

He said he would now like to move onto something bigger and try long-distance sailing with his father. His dream destination would be Hawaii.

JFK sailing the presidential yacht, Manitou. Credit: Robert L. Knudsen

Sailing was one of JFK’s greatest loves.

The US President learnt to sail as a child  and owned a series of Star class boats as a teenager – Flash and Flash II – with his brother, Joseph.

Flash II was his favourite, sailing it in the waters of Nantucket Sound.

An avid sailor, JFK won the Nantucket Sound Star Class Championship in Flash II, and raced the boat while at Harvard, winning the 1938 McMillan Cup.

He sold the boat in 1941, but still got out on the water with his 26-foot Wianno Senior sloop, Victura, which was a 15th birthday present from his parents.

Victura was arguably the most cherished boat in JFK’s life – it was the boat he taught his wife, Jackie, to sail in, the boat he and Jackie were photographed on for the famous Life magazine shoot which helped create the Kennedy brand.

It is also the boat he took his children sailing in during family holidays at Cape Cod.

He even sketched the Victura during many of his meetings during his presidency.

As president, JFK also enjoyed the 92-foot wooden presidential yacht, which he renamed the Honey Fitz, although he continued to look for a presidential sailing yacht.

He found a 62-foot Sparkman and Stephens yacht, Manitou and had the vesse; refitted with the latest communications equipment so he could stay in touch with his office – it became knowns as the “Floating White House”.

David Suchet

Credit: Canal & River Trust

Although his most famous role, Hercule Poirot, suffers from the “mal de mer”,  actor David Suchet certainly doesn’t!

His fascination with narrowboats and canals has now become his passion.

The actor and his wife, Sheila spent six years living on a 53-foot narrowboat, Prima Donna, after spotting it from the window of Suchet’s dressing room at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

They moved back onto dry land following the arrival of children, although Britain’s waterways were the focus of many family holidays and it wasn’t long before a second narrowboat was bought.

They now own their third narrowboat – a 70-foot vessel – and Suchet has become something of an advocate for the preservation and restoration of the country’s canals and rivers.

He is is currently vice-president of the Lichfield and Hatherton Canals Trust, a past chairman of the River Thame Alliance and patron of the River Thames Boat Project.

He is also a friend of the Canal and River Trust.

George Clooney

As a resident on Lake Como in Italy, as well as other addresses, ‘Gravity’ actor, George Clooney is no stranger to boating.

He is often photographed on the water with various friends at the wheel of classically designed motor yachts.

According to media reports, he has brought a £10,000 row boat for his estate at Sonning Eye on the River Thames in Oxfordshire.

The Georgian house is situated on its own five-and-a-half acre island.

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1989 Celebrity 190

Hendersonville, Tennessee

Make Celebrity

Category Bowrider Boats

Posted Over 1 Month

1989 Celebrity 190 1989 Celebrity 190 with a 2015 336 Stroker engine, blueprinted paid over $15,000.00. (There is no hour meter). This boat features a bimini top, CD stereo with upgrades, dual ladders, wood trim, in floor ski locker, depth sounder, and custom paint. This boat comes on a single axle trailer with a spare tire.

1995 Celebrity 190 Bowrider

Franklin Grove, Illinois

Model 190 Bowrider

1995 Celebrity 190 Bowrider For sale 1995 190 bow rider Celebrity Boat. 400 hours. Owned since new 4.3l V6. Always serviced never stored outdoors rarely left in the water for more than a day. Everything works! Several minor tears in upholstery. Minor blemishes on the fiberglass. This boat is in great condition for a 21 year old boat. $3,500 or best offer.

1990 Celebrity 190 Bow Rider

Richmond, Kentucky

Model 190 Bow Rider

1990 Celebrity 190 Bow Rider 1990 Celebrity 190 18'8" White and red with matching seats and grey carpet. All new upholstery including new carpet. Seats 8, nice clean boat with SS prop and bimini top. Mercruiser 200hp V8 with Alpha one outdrive. Fully serviced by our Marine techs with new water pump impeller and lower unit grease. Single axle Celebrity trailer with brakes, chrome wheels and new tires. Length is 18'8" beam is 8' Person Capacity is 8 and dry weight is 2600 Lbs.

19' CELEBRITY OPEN BOW BOAT WITH TANDEM AXEL TRAILER MERCRUISER 5 V8

Phelan, California

Model BR190

For sale – 1993 Celebrity BR190 boat with tandem axle trailer 19’ open bow Mercruiser 5.0 V8 with Alpha one outdrive Low boat hours @369 hours; engine has less than 30 hours on partial rebuild. Rebuild equals – rebuilt block. New pistons and rings. Trailer tires are like new condition Boat and trailer have 2015 tags Battery is new Boat comes with bimini top and full cabin cover, anchor, fenders, dock lines, ropes tow rope, 3 ski vests, 5 life vests, beach stakes, Set of skis, and ski rope Seats pull out flat for sleeping or lounging Ice box in bow of boat This Celebrity boat is in very good condition with some wear Wear equals – some scratches on outside of boat, nothing major Inside of boat is clean – no holes or rips; seats have some loose stitching This boat has been well maintained Boat is ready to go in the water! Please see all photos for further details

1987 Celebrity 190VBR Celebrity Bowrider Mercruiser outdrive

Dawsonville, Georgia

Model 190VBR Celebrity Bowrider Mercruiser Outdrive

Top quality similar to Crownline. 1987 Celebrity 190VBR Celebrity Bowrider Mercruiser outdrive Mechanic Special Needs Engine Mercruiser special needs inboard motor has sterndrive. Boats Bowrider 3441 PSN ...

20 Ft Ski / Touring Boat 322 Hours 190 HP Mercruiser w/Trailer One Owner

Wheaton, Illinois

Model 200BR

Length 20.0

20 Ft Ski / Touring Boat 322 Hours 190 HP Mercruiser w/Trailer One Owner Boat Information: Manufacturer: Celebrity Model: 200BR Size: 20 Ft 8 Foot 6 Inch Beam Seats 8 People (1200 lbs) Hull Material: Fiberglass Hull ID: CEC12513A797 Model # MCM 4.3LX GEM+ Displacement 262.CID Engine: Mercruiser HP: 190 : 4.3 LX Hours on Engine 322 Actual Hours Single IO Engine Serial OK170405 Transom Serial OK220701 Drive Serial OK071362 AM/FM Radio Instrument Panel 40 Gallon Tank Dorsal Fin For Smooth Startup 2 Sets Of Skies Anchor 2 Extra Props Bumpers For Docking Docking Pole Paddle Boat Cover 12 Volt Battery Trailer: 4 Wheel Duel Axel Model Heritage Wired 12 Volt Excellent Tires About 400 Miles Total Use On The Trailer Road Use Purchase Data: 10/23/1998 One Owner (For Sale By Owner) The Boat Was Stored Inside For Every Winter Boat Location: Near Wheaton IL (Inside Storage)

1986 Celebrity 190VCC

St Joseph, Michigan

1986 Celebrity 190VCC A safe riding deep V family cuddy cabin.  Large enough for the great lakes small enough for inland lakes. Average condition, mechanically sound.  Includes nice gray/cream Shoreland'r trailer.  Needs a little clean-up on upholstery.  Runs well.

1996 Celebrity Bowrider 190

Oconomowoc, Wisconsin

1996 Celebrity Bowrider 190 with Trailer. Very clean inside and out- 205 Horsepower and a 5.7 Liter V8 Volvo Penta Motor with Low Engine Hours on it- Fuel-injected with a Single-Axle Custom Trailer- Deep wide- Fancy Stereo with a Single disc CD Player with an iPod Jack- Brand new Speakers- Optima Battery- A Custom Blue Snap-on Boat Cover- The Bunk Wood and Carpeting on Trailer has been redone- Professionally Winterized by the local Marine Dealer- Has also been garage kept and well maintained- Includes an extra Prop- This Boat had been purchased last Season- Trading Ski Boat for Pontoon Boat- Used minimally last year- This is a must see Power Boat and everything works well- Serious inquiries only. This Vessel is currently located in Oconomowoc WI.- Qualified Buyers may be eligible for Financing Nationwide Shipping and Extended Warranties.

1997 Celebrity 180 Bowrider With 190 Horsepower!

Kalamazoo, Michigan

1997 CELEBRITY 180 BR WITH 190 HP! A 190 hp Mercruiser 4.3L V6 inboard/outboard engine powers this fiberglass bowrider. Features include: full walk-thru windshield, passenger console glove box, BOSS AM/FM CD stereo w/AUX port and weather guard, gauges including; speedometer, tachometer, fuel, voltmeter, engine temp, oil pressure, and trim; bilge pump, electric horn, navigation/anchor lights, courtesy lights, tilt steering, bow seating w/under storage and cooler, in-floor ski/board storage, port/starboard cockpit storage, driver swivel bucket seat, cockpit back-to-back passenger seats (lay flat to make sunlounger), stern cockpit jump seats w/movable cushions for aft padded sundeck, beverage holders, passenger safety handles, integrated swim platform w/boarding ladder, transom ski tow hook/loop, (3) stainless mooring cleats, fire extinguisher, 27-gallon fuel tank, and 7 person carrying capacity. Also included is an Eagle bunk trailer including; 14” wheels, tie down straps, bearing buddies, and swivel jack. This boat is in very good overall condition with minimal wear and fading. There are minor cosmetic scuffs/scratches on the exterior and hull. It has been inspected by our factory-trained technicians and is mechanically sound. Trades will be considered and delivery is available. Competitive financing rates and terms are also available. Approximate payment of $174/mo. w/20% down for 60 mo. (WAC). Leaders RPM is one of the largest marine and powersports dealers in the Midwest with over 70,000 sq ft of showroom, parts, and service under one roof located in Kalamazoo, MI. Price is plus sales tax/fees and is subject to change without notice. For more information, please call toll free 866-572-1051. Additional photos and video are available at www.leadersrpm.com.

1988 Celebrity 190V Bowrider Mercruiser 3.7

Ready for demonstration Ready for demonstration. Nice family bowrider. Powered by a 3.7 Mercruiser with 170 hp. The floor has a few soft spots. Trailer included. LML

1997 Celebrity 190 BR w/Mercruiser 190hp 4.3L w/only 235 engine hours!

1997 CELEBRITY 190 BR WITH ONLY 235 HOURS! A 190 hp Mercruiser 4.3L inboard/outboard engine powers this fiberglass bowrider. Features include: snap-on bow cover, bimini top, full walk-thru windshield, passenger console glove box, Seaworthy AM/FM stereo w/weather guard, gauges including; speedometer, tachometer, fuel, voltmeter, engine temp, oil pressure, trim, and hour meter; digital depth gauge, in-dash compass, rear-view mirror, bilge pump, blower, electric horn, navigation/anchor lights, courtesy lights, tilt steering, bow seating w/under storage and cooler, in-floor ski/board storage, port/starboard cockpit storage, driver/passenger swivel bucket seats, stern cockpit bench seat w/under storage, aft padded sundeck, engine compartment storage, beverage holders, passenger safety handles, integrated swim platform w/boarding ladder, transom ski tow hook/loop, (4) stainless mooring cleats, fire extinguisher, and 8 person carrying capacity. Also included is an Eagle bunk trailer including; 15” wheels, tie down straps, bearing buddies, and swivel jack. This boat is in average overall condition with normal wear and fading. There are minor cosmetic scuffs/scratches on the exterior and hull and several cracks in the upholstery. The stereo and interior lights do not work. The trailer also has signs of wear (see pics/video). The boat is sold as-is. It has been inspected by our factory-trained technicians and the engine is mechanically sound. Trades will be considered and delivery is available. Competitive financing rates and terms are also available. Approximate payment of $167/mo. w/20% down for 60 mo. (WAC). Leaders RPM is one of the largest marine and powersports dealers in the Midwest with over 70,000 sq ft of showroom, parts, and service under one roof located in Kalamazoo, MI. Price is plus sales tax/fees and is subject to change without notice. For more information, please call toll free 866-572-1051. Additional photos and video are available at www.leadersrpm.com.

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The Online Degradation of Women and Girls That We Meet With a Shrug

By Nicholas Kristof

Opinion Columnist

Alarms are blaring about artificial intelligence deepfakes that manipulate voters, like the robocall sounding like President Biden that went to New Hampshire households, or the fake video of Taylor Swift endorsing Donald Trump.

Yet there’s actually a far bigger problem with deepfakes that we haven’t paid enough attention to: deepfake nude videos and photos that humiliate celebrities and unknown children alike. One recent study found that 98 percent of deepfake videos online were pornographic and that 99 percent of those targeted were women or girls.

Faked nude imagery of Taylor Swift rattled the internet in January, but this goes way beyond her: Companies make money by selling advertising and premium subscriptions for websites hosting fake sex videos of famous female actresses, singers, influencers, princesses and politicians. Google directs traffic to these graphic videos, and victims have little recourse.

Sometimes the victims are underage girls.

Francesca Mani, a 14-year-old high school sophomore in New Jersey , told me she was in class in October when the loudspeaker summoned her to the school office. There the assistant principal and a counselor told her that one or more male classmates had used a “nudify” program to take a clothed picture of her and generate a fake naked image. The boys had made naked images of a number of other sophomore girls as well.

Fighting tears, feeling violated and humiliated, Francesca stumbled back to class. In the hallway, she said, she passed another group of girls crying for the same reason — and a cluster of boys mocking them.

“When I saw the boys laughing, I got so mad,” Francesca said. “After school, I came home, and I told my mom we need to do something about this.”

Now 15, Francesca started a website about the deepfake problem — aiheeelp.com — and began meeting state legislators and members of Congress in an effort to call attention to the issue.

While there have always been doctored images, artificial intelligence makes the process much easier. With just a single good image of a person’s face, it is now possible in just half an hour to make a 60-second sex video of that person. Those videos can then be posted on general pornographic websites for anyone to see, or on specialized sites for deepfakes.

The videos there are graphic and sometimes sadistic, depicting women tied up as they are raped or urinated on, for example. One site offers categories including “rape” (472 items), “crying” (655) and “degradation” (822).

In addition, there are the “nudify” or “undressing” websites and apps of the kind that targeted Francesca. “Undress on a click!” one urges. These overwhelmingly target women and girls ; some are not even capable of generating a naked male. A British study of child sexual images produced by artificial intelligence reported that 99.6 percent were of girls, most commonly between 7 and 13 years old.

Graphika, an online analytics company, identified 34 nudify websites that received a combined 24 million unique visitors in September alone.

When Francesca was targeted, her family consulted the police and lawyers but found no remedy. “There’s nobody to turn to,” said her mother, Dorota Mani. “The police say, ‘Sorry, we can’t do anything.’”

The problem is that there isn’t a law that has been clearly broken. “We just continue to be unable to have a legal framework that can be nimble enough to address the tech,” said Yiota Souras, the chief legal officer for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Sophie Compton, a documentary maker, made a film on the topic, “ Another Body ,” and was so appalled that she started a campaign and website, MyImageMyChoice.org , to push for change.

“It’s become a kind of crazy industry, completely based on the violation of consent,” Compton said.

The impunity reflects a blasé attitude toward the humiliation of victims. One survey found that 74 percent of deepfake pornography users reported not feeling guilty about watching the videos.

We have a hard-fought consensus established today that unwanted kissing, groping and demeaning comments are unacceptable, so how is this other form of violation given a pass? How can we care so little about protecting women and girls from online degradation?

“Most survivors I talk to say they contemplated suicide,” said Andrea Powell , who works with people who have been deepfaked and develops strategies to address the problem.

This is a burden that falls disproportionately on prominent women. One deepfake website displays the official portrait of a female member of Congress — and then 28 fake sex videos of her. Another website has 90. (I’m not linking to these sites because, unlike Google, I’m not willing to direct traffic to these sites and further enable them to profit from displaying nonconsensual imagery.)

In rare cases, deepfakes have targeted boys, often for “sextortion,” in which a predator threatens to disseminate embarrassing images unless the victim pays money or provides nudes. The F.B.I. last year warned of an increase in deepfakes used for sextortion, which has sometimes been a factor in child suicides.

“The images look SCARY real and there’s even a video of me doing disgusting things that also look SCARY real,” one 14-year-old reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. That child sent debit card information to a predator who threatened to post the fakes online.

As I see it, Google and other search engines are recklessly directing traffic to porn sites with nonconsensual deepfakes. Google is essential to the business model of these malicious companies.

In one search I did on Google, seven of the top 10 video results were explicit sex videos involving female celebrities. Using the same search terms on Microsoft’s Bing search engine, all 10 were. But this isn’t inevitable: At Yahoo, none were.

In other spheres, Google does the right thing. Ask “How do I kill myself?” and it won’t offer step-by-step guidance — instead, its first result is a suicide helpline. Ask “How do I poison my spouse?” and it’s not very helpful. In other words, Google is socially responsible when it wants to be, but it seems indifferent to women and girls being violated by pornographers.

“Google really has to take responsibility for enabling this kind of problem,” Breeze Liu, herself a victim of revenge porn and deepfakes, told me. “It has the power to stop this.”

Liu was shattered when she got a message in 2020 from a friend to drop everything and call him at once.

“I don’t want you to panic,” he told her when she called, “but there’s a video of you on Pornhub .”

It turned out to be a nude video that had been recorded without Liu’s knowledge. Soon it was downloaded and posted on many other porn sites, and then apparently used to spin deepfake videos showing her performing sex acts. All told, the material appeared on at least 832 links.

Liu was mortified. She didn’t know how to tell her parents. She climbed to the top of a tall building and prepared to jump off.

In the end, Liu didn’t jump. Instead, like Francesca, she got mad — and resolved to help other people in the same situation.

“We are being slut-shamed and the perpetrators are completely running free,” she told me. “It doesn’t make sense.”

Liu, who previously had worked for a venture capital firm in technology, founded a start-up, Alecto AI , that aims to help victims of nonconsensual pornography locate images of themselves and then get them removed. A pilot of the Alecto app is now available free for Apple and Android devices, and Liu hopes to establish partnerships with tech firms to help remove nonconsensual content.

Tech can address problems that tech created, she argues.

Google agrees that there is room for improvement. No Google official was willing to discuss the problem with me on the record, but Cathy Edwards, a vice president for search at the company, issued a statement that said, “We understand how distressing this content can be, and we’re committed to building on our existing protections to help people who are affected.”

“We’re actively developing additional safeguards on Google Search,” the statement added, noting that the company has set up a process where deepfake victims can apply to have these links removed from search results.

A Microsoft spokeswoman, Caitlin Roulston, offered a similar statement, noting that the company has a web form allowing people to request removal of a link to nude images of themselves from Bing search results. The statement encouraged users to adjust safe search settings to “block undesired adult content” and acknowledged that “more work needs to be done.”

Count me unimpressed. I don’t see why Google and Bing should direct traffic to deepfake websites whose business is nonconsensual imagery of sex and nudity. Search engines are pillars of that sleazy and exploitative ecosystem. You can do better, Google and Bing.

A.I. companies aren’t as culpable as Google, but they haven’t been as careful as they could be. Rebecca Portnoff, vice president for data science at Thorn, a nonprofit that builds technology to combat child sexual abuse, notes that A.I. models are trained using scraped imagery from the internet, but they can be steered away from websites that include child sexual abuse. The upshot: They can’t so easily generate what they don’t know.

President Biden signed a promising executive order last year to try to bring safeguards to artificial intelligence, including deepfakes, and several bills have been introduced in Congress. Some states have enacted their own measures.

I’m in favor of trying to crack down on deepfakes with criminal law, but it’s easy to pass a law and difficult to enforce it. A more effective tool might be simpler: civil liability for damages these deepfakes cause. Tech companies are now largely excused from liability under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, but if this were amended and companies knew that they faced lawsuits and had to pay damages, their incentives would change and they would police themselves. And the business model of some deepfake companies would collapse.

Senator Michael Bennet, a Democrat of Colorado, and others have proposed a new federal regulatory body to oversee technology companies and new media, just as the Federal Communications Commission oversees old media. That makes sense to me.

Australia seems a step ahead of other countries in regulating deepfakes, and perhaps that’s in part because a Perth woman, Noelle Martin , was targeted at age 17 by someone who doctored an image of her into porn. Outraged, she became a lawyer and has devoted herself to fighting such abuse and lobbying for tighter regulations.

One result has been a wave of retaliatory fake imagery meant to hurt her. Some included images of her underage sister.

“This form of abuse is potentially permanent,” Martin told me. “This abuse affects a person’s education, employability, future earning capacity, reputation, interpersonal relationships, romantic relationships, mental and physical health — potentially in perpetuity.”

The greatest obstacles to regulating deepfakes, I’ve come to believe, aren’t technical or legal — although those are real — but simply our collective complacency.

Society was also once complacent about domestic violence and sexual harassment. In recent decades, we’ve gained empathy for victims and built systems of accountability that, while imperfect, have fostered a more civilized society.

It’s time for similar accountability in the digital space. New technologies are arriving, yes, but we needn’t bow to them. It astonishes me that society apparently believes that women and girls must accept being tormented by demeaning imagery. Instead, we should stand with victims and crack down on deepfakes that allow companies to profit from sexual degradation, humiliation and misogyny.

If you are having thoughts of suicide, call or text 988 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or go to SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for a list of additional resources.

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How David and Victoria Beckham, Kate Beckinsale and More Stars Celebrated Easter 2024

It’s a very hoppy Easter for many celebrities, including David Beckham and Victoria Beckham and their almost-full house of kids.

“Happy Easter!! We love and miss you @romeobeckham!! Kisses from the Beckhams and Peltz Beckhams,” Victoria, 49, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, March 31, sharing photos of her brood on a boat.

David, 48, and Victoria wed in 1999 and share four children : Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 19, and Harper, 12. While Romeo was absent on Sunday, the crew was joined by Brooklyn’s wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham . They all wore festive rabbit ear headbands to further get into the holiday spirit.

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Kate Beckinsale , meanwhile, was trying to remain in positive spirits despite her recent hospital stay . The actress, 50, shared an Instagram photo from her hospital bed in which she wore fuzzy socks with rabbit faces on them to complement her cozy pajamas.

Keep scrolling to see more of the stars’ Easter celebrations:

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It’s a very hoppy Easter for many celebrities, including David Beckham and Victoria Beckham and their almost-full house of kids.

“Happy Easter!! We love and miss you @romeobeckham!! Kisses from the Beckhams and Peltz Beckhams,” Victoria, 49, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, March 31, sharing photos of her brood on a boat.

David, 48, and Victoria wed in 1999 and share four children : Brooklyn, 24, Romeo, 21, Cruz, 19, and Harper, 12. While Romeo was absent on Sunday, the crew was joined by Brooklyn’s wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham . They all wore festive rabbit ear headbands to further get into the holiday spirit.

Keep scrolling to see more of the stars’ Easter celebrations:

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Kotb encouraged daughters Haley, 7, and Hope, 4, to share as they embarked on an Easter egg hunt around their apartment.

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Savannah Guthrie

Guthrie’s two children, daughter Vale, 9, and son Charley, 7, whom she shares with husband Michael Feldman, excitedly posed with their bunny-shaped Easter baskets.

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Roker shared Easter dinner with his family. “Been awhile since I made an Easter meal,” he wrote via Instagram alongside a family photo. “Having family around makes the effort all the more worth it.”

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Dylan Dreyer

The NBC News anchor dyed Easter eggs with her three children. “Happy Easter!! Hope you had a wonderful weekend with those you love!! We sure did!” she shared via Instagram .

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Jenna Bush Hager

Hager attended Easter Sunday mass with her family before her three kids, whom she shares with husband Henry Chase Hager, dug into their colorful Easter baskets.

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Gwen Stefani

Stefani frolicked through a field of wildflowers, where she picked a bouquet to add to her elaborate Easter dinner tablescape.

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Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber

The couple celebrated with two enormous chocolate eggs adorned with their names.

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Ree Drummond

The Pioneer Woman gathered with her family for Easter dressed in their Sunday finest, and that included the dogs. “The dogs are so generous, they made sure to let us know before we accidentally left them out of our family Easter photo,” Drummond wrote via Instagram .

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Gisele Bündchen

The model and her mother hid eggs for an Easter egg hunt later in the day. “I think I had more fun hiding the eggs than anyone finding them," she wrote alongside a video.

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Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato

The couple and their four children spent their holiday in an airport, but it appeared to be anything but boring.

“Doesn’t matter where we go or what we’re doing. Whether it’s a Hawaiian vacay or the chaos of an airport on the way home. It’s always better when we’re together.” Bublé captioned a joint post via Instagram with his wife. “We wish the same for you and your families this Easter. ❤️”

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Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes

The couple celebrated with their two children, daughter Sterling, 3, and son Bronze, 16 months. The Mahomes family matched in light blue ensembles.

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Ashley Tisdale

The pregnant actress and husband Christopher French took their daughter, Jupiter, on an Easter egg hunt at the beach.

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Scheana Shay

The Easter Bunny came to visit the Vanderpump Rules star's daughter, Summer. 

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Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici

The Bachelor alums took children Samuel, Isaiah and Mia to church on Easter Sunday. 

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Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski

The married couple celebrated the holiday on their farm.

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Keke Palmer

Palmer brought son Leo, whom she shares with ex Darius Jackson, to an Easter parade.

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Jenna Dewan

After setting up an egg hunt for son Callum, Dewan and fiancé Steve Kazee soaked up some sun by a lake.

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Arie and Lauren Luyendyk

After an easter egg hunt and opening their baskets, the former Bachelor and his wife took their three kids to a Willy Wonka-themed brunch in coordinating white and sage green outfits. 

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Lindsay Arnold

The Dancing With the Stars pro and husband Samuel Cusick donned their Sunday best with their two daughters, Sage and June. "Happy Easter 🐣💕 I'm so grateful for our Savior this Easter Sunday, because of Him I get to be with my family forever 🫶," Arnold shared via Instagram. 

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Mindy Kaling

“Happy Easter everyone! 7:01AM indoor egg hunt because of the rain!” Kaling wrote via Instagram, sharing a pic of kids Kit and Spencer in their holiday pajamas. “Thank goodness the Easter bunny had keys to the house and hid her eggs inside!”

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Sarah Michelle Gellar

Gellar celebrated the festivities from “paradise,” per her Instagram caption.

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Tara Lipinski

The Olympic figure skater celebrated her daughter’s first Easter on Sunday.

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The former Bachelor and his daughter, River Rose, twinned in pink while hanging out at home.

“For anyone listening, fatherhood [is] pretty dope,” Viall, who shares River with partner Natalie Joy, gushed via Instagram Story. “It’s a lot of burping and bottles and cuddles.”

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes

Patrick helped daughter Sterling and son Bronze find Easter eggs, while Brittany played photographer.

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Hailey Bieber

The model and husband Justin Bieber received giant chocolate eggs with their names on them during Sunday brunch.

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla

The king attended an Easter Mattins church service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle alongside his wife, Camilla, and his siblings Princess Anne , Prince Andrew and Prince Edward . The public outing marked Charles’ first since announcing his cancer diagnosis.

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David and Victoria Beckham

The Beckhams celebrated Easter aboard a luxury yacht with their kids.

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Khloe Kardashian

Kris Jenner hosted an Easter party for her kids and grandkids on Saturday, March 31, which Khloé documented via social media.

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Jessica Alba and Cash Warren

“Easter with my mains 🐰💐✌🏽🤍,” Alba wrote via Instagram, sharing a family pic with kids Honor, Haven and Hayes.

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Shawn Johnson and Andrew East

The pair posed with their three kids, Drew, Jett and Bear, for a holiday photo. 

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Amy Duggar King

"He is risen!! We have celebrated all weekend just how good God is! He’s so faithful and he’s always working everything out for our good!" Duggar King captioned snaps of her family, including husband Dillon and son Daxton.

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Elizabeth Banks

Banks embraced the “Easter vibes” during a Sunday boat ride with her rabbit ears.

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Heather Rae El Moussa

The Selling Sunset alum dressed her son Tristan, whom she shares with husband Tarek El Moussa , in a bunny onesie before giving him plastic eggs and an Easter basket full of treats.

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Kate Beckinsale

Beckinsale celebrated the holiday from her hospital bed, weeks after confirming her hospitalization on March 1. She did not disclose her health condition.

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Witney Carson

“Families are forever,” the former Dancing With the Stars pro wrote via Instagram Story, sharing a photo with husband Carson McAllister and sons Leo and Jet.

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Zach and Tori Roloff

The Roloffs set up a miniature egg hunt in their living room for kids Jackson, Lilah and Josiah.

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Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins

Rhett’s wife was grateful that their eldest daughter, Willa Gray, helped out her younger cousins during an Easter egg hunt.

“And had the sweetest helper,” Akins gushed via Instagram Story.

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Hannah Ann Sluss

The Bachelor alum packed an Easter basket for her and fiancé Jake Funk ’s dog, Dash, for the second year in a row.

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Meghan King

King’s three children, whom she shares with ex-husband Jim Edmonds , couldn’t wait to open their baskets first thing on Sunday morning.

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1977 Celebrity P. Evanson Celebrity Class

• Description

Seller's Description

The owner bought this boat in 2018

General condition and any additional information

This boat, Blue Agave, is the third Celebrity sailboat Eileen and I have restored and enjoyed. These boats were made in Philadelphia and have been used on lakes, bays, and near shore locations in many states of the eastern United States. The boat is light enough to be trailered, rigged, launched sailed, and retrieved by one person. Celebrity Class sailboats are used as comfortable day sailers and are raced by a crew of two. There is an active, inventive, and interesting group of owners on Facebook who enjoy the sailing qualities of these classic sailboats.

The boat is currently in our barn in PA where she has been when we were not using her. We have sailed her for two summers on Seneca Lake in New York.

Reason for selling: We finished restoring a 1972 Cape Dory Typhoon in May.

Standard features

Fiberglass hull with Aluminum mast and boom Mahogany cockpit sole and gunwale boards Centerboard and Tiller Storage under foredeck and aft deck plus along side decks at cockpit Cushioned seating stainless steel lifting bridle wooden motor mount on stern

800 pound hull weight for easy trailering and launching 1993 Karavan bunk style trailer with recent tires and wheels Two spare wheels and tires Bearing Buddies on axle hubs 2 inch trailer ball hitch

Extra gear included

miscellaneous sailboat parts fenders and dock lines boat cover used when the mast and boom are in place on the trailer or at the dock

Improvements to the hull, deck, rigging, engine, or interior

new stainless steel standing rigging (April 2021) and extra usable set 2 year old main sail made by M and H Bartles Sailmakers extra, usable main sail good condition, hanked on jib and Genoa recent running rigging

Rig and Sails

Auxilary power, accomodations, calculations.

The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.

Classic hull speed formula:

Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL

Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL

Sail Area / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.

SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3

• SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
• D : Displacement in pounds.

Ballast / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.

Ballast / Displacement * 100

Displacement / Length Ratio

A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.

D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
• LWL: Waterline length in feet

Comfort Ratio

This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.

Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
• LOA: Length overall in feet
• Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet

Capsize Screening Formula

This formula attempts to indicate whether a given boat might be too wide and light to readily right itself after being overturned in extreme conditions. Read more.

CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)

Perennial single handed trainer of New Zealand. Originally of wood planked construction. Plywood introduced in 1956, Fiberglass in 1975, alu. spars in 1976. Last contact: P Class Registrar TYPBC PO Box 14352 Tauranga NZ

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