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Longshore 16 and 19

Dad would have looked at the Longshore 19 and said, "Now that's a real boat. That's all you need." Both the 16-footer and the 19-footer are very much real boats and truly all you need to start the adventure of cruising. Both of these boats have enough shoal draft that you could even get by cruising without a tender. Just hop over the side into knee-deep water and wade ashore carrying your shoes. No, you can't take the breadmaker.

The general hull form is a synthesis of types found among the Shetland Island boats of Scotland. They are double-enders with outboard rudders, copious sheer spring and modest beam. They don't have any kind of centerboard or daggerboard, and that means they will rely upon their long, straight, shoal keels for lift to weather. I just can't see how you would get any reasonable weatherly performance out of these boats. I'm not sure I have the patience or the imagination to enjoy beating in one of these little sloops.

Both sloops are rigged as standing lugs. I think they are standing lugs. There's standing lugs and dipping lugs, but the standing lug is the easier rig to use. It doesn't really matter if this is a weatherly rig; all it has to do is match the weather performance potential of the hull. There's no backstay and the jib is set flying on furling gear.

I suppose what I want out of a small boat like this is strength, the ability to get warm and dry and the ability to sail the boat seriously and effectively. If you lived on a body of water that gave you cruising destinations of 20 miles or less on a beam reach in both directions, I think these boats would work. Even when its blowing 25 you could reach across the bay in fine style. But when I started my spring cruise, the temperature climbed to 45, the wind blew 20 on the nose for most of the day and it rained that Pacific Northwest, ever-present rain. You can always motor. But that's not the point. We're sailors. If I wanted to motor, it wouldn't be at 5.5 knots.

These boats certainly capture the desire to take off. Much as I try to convince myself that I couldn't cruise Puget Sound in one of them, the more I feel challenged. The 16 and 19 are beautifully built little hookers. Can't you just imagine sliding into Port Ludlow and dropping the hook right next to a Swan 65? You could disappear below for an hour. Drive them crazy trying to figure out what you can do below for an hour on such a small ship. You tell me who's got the bragging rights.

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• Boat REF#  ·  177352
• Length  ·  6.00m
• Year  ·  2008
• Construction  ·  GRP
• Underwater profile  ·  Long Keel
• Sleeping berths  ·  4
• Engine  ·  1 x gasoline 5hp, Mercury (2006)
• Lying  ·  Wareham, Dorset

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Sloop rigged Z Spars Aluminium spars (2008) with Stainless Steel standing rigging (2008)

Wykham Martin Jib

Electrical Systems

12 volt battery, 1 batteries charged by: engine, shore power

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Accommodation.

1 burner propane Stove

1 anchors (Kedge) 3.00m of chain 20.00m of rode

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Silva Hand bearing Compass Hand held VHF

Safety Equipment

2 bilge pumps (0 manual / 0 electric)

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What a beautiful boat this Longshore 19 is. The owner saw her at the Boatshow and could not resist her. A perfect coastal day cruiser, with traditional lines that will turn heads wherever she goes. If you are looking for a sailing boat with classic looks and performance, with all the benefits of modern build, look no further. These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.

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On the purchase of the Longshaw 19, would it be possible to get a mooring,or any other alternatives? at The Ridge Boatyard? and how much ? Many thanks, Regards Steve

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Longshore 16 Mk2

Seakers of Weymouth is delighted to present this rare example of a Longshore 16 in immaculate condition with its own trailer. The Longshore 16 is a classic double ended, standing lug rigged boat with large rudder and long ballasted keel, very stable and easy to sail. The Longshore 16 is a traditionally designed 16 foot trailer-sailer. Good looking, well built, very stable, simple to launch and sail - she is ideal for harbour, estuary, and coastal sailing, while sturdy enough to endure stronger winds or attempt more adventurous passages. The makers said that the design is based on a Portpatrick fishing boat - double ended (ie pointed at both ends) with a hatch opening to a large cabin (which would have been the hold in the original design). She is constructed from GRP but has teak-laid decks and teak gunnel cappings. The hull has wide clinker-style lands and the mast and yard are Carbon fibre. Many metal fittings - fairleads, cleats, rudder hinges, furling gear are bronze. A horizontal sliding hatch opens to a cosy cabin. The cabin is ideal for storing all the stuff you need for sailing - picnic, oilies, flares - but is large enough to store an inflatable dinghy (when deflated), bodyboards, etc. It is also an excellent safe space to store children, who love hiding down below. It will even sleep 2 (provided you are good friends!) The build quality and attention to detail are superb. Altogether, she is a very attractive boat.

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