Evelyn OD

Warbonnet was a winning boat in Marblehead in the 1980s and as legend had it, she demonstrated her endurance thru the challenging winds and waves in New England. Her second owner cruised with his family enjoying weekends anchored off the islands. I bought her 4 years ago with the intention to race so bought top of the line racing sails, stripped old bottom paint, faired the keel, sealed the bottom with Interlux 2000x, covered it with Black Widow bottom paint burnished to 600 grit, replaced lots of rigging and began to climb to the front of the pack. But now that shes geared up and ready to race, I need to let her go. My wish is that the buyer be someone who wants to capitalize on her racing potential. But alas we know that she can change back into her older sails, put on her auto pilot and take off for a cruising vacation too. Evelyn 26' refitted and rigged to win and fun to cruise.

Mechanical Equipment

Solar panel with 2 fairly new batteries

New battery.

Navigation Systems

New Garmin instruments: wind, depth and speed meters.

Galley Equipment

Lots of cabinentry for food and drinks, sink and ice storage.

Accommodations

This wonderful is Evelyn 26' refitted and rigged to win and fun to cruise. We took home 3rd place last summer at a club Wednesday night regatta and then took her weekends out to cruise.

Cabin has 4 berths including newly upholderstered and very comfortable V berth, new head. Very clean!

Additional Equipment

North Sails (3Di). Main, Jib and 150 Genoa all in excellent condition. Symmetric and asymmetric spinnakers, fair condition.
2 new self tailing winches
New head stay and foil
New traveler and deck fittings
Autopilot, tiller extension, spinnaker pole
New Garmin instruments: wind, depth and speed meters
Solar panel with 2 fairly new batteries.
Deck fittings, bow pulpit and stanchions all rebedded and secure.

Deck and Hull Equipment

Recent hull work: stripped old bottom paint, faired the keel, sealed the bottom with Interlux 2000x, covered it with Black Widow bottom paint burnished to 600 grit.