I have had a fair few enquiries about Mallard my Golant Gaffer that is currently up for sale. Specifically I have been asked for extra details and pictures. If you are interested you can find them by clicking here which will take you to the listing page of Gray and Gray yachts who are acting as brokers.
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January 14, 2010
Mallard - Golant Gaffer
I have had a fair few enquiries about Mallard my Golant Gaffer that is currently up for sale. Specifically I have been asked for extra details and pictures. If you are interested you can find them by clicking here which will take you to the listing page of Gray and Gray yachts who are acting as brokers.
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Mark,
I am a retired engineer and looking at building a small boat as an engineering project. The two boats that I am considering are Golant Gaffer and Cape Henry 21. Golant Gaffer has a diesel which will also charge batteries but has an average cruising speed of 4.5 kts. Cape Henry 21 can reach 7 knots and is good in light and medium wind. she is also designed to use and outboard engine(prefer diesel). Golant Gaffer does a better job with the forward head (as in wife) and also looks great. I would keep the boat on a mooring. I want a mini cruiser with some navigation toys, solar for charging battery? (use to be a quatermaster in the USCG working on the bridge). I found your thoughts on Aviateur 5.70 interesting and would consider a modern design, but lean towards a reasonable fast mini cruising boat most likely moored in Boston harbor say sailing up to Gloucester, P town, Plymouth, Buzards Bay, Rhode Island.
Ray Burke
Posted by: Raymond Burke | June 03, 2018 at 11:06 PM