Masthead Sloop
• Fin w/spade rudder
• Built 1979–1982
Dimensions
LOA
42.52 ft
LWL
34.42 ft
Beam
12.96 ft
Max Draft
7.33 ft
Displacement
17,800 lbs
Ballast
9,300 lbs
Performance Ratios
Capsize Ratio ⓘ
1.99
(offshore safe)
SA/D Ratio ⓘ
19.8
D/L Ratio ⓘ
195
Ballast Ratio ⓘ
52.2%
Sail Plan
Sail Area
843 sq ft
I
56 ft
J
17.68 ft
P
50 ft
E
13.89 ft
Construction
Hull Type
Fin w/spade rudder
Rig Type
Masthead Sloop
Hull Material
FG
Ballast Type
Lead
Production
First Built
1979
Last Built
1982
Number Built
26
Engine & Accommodations
Engine Make
Pathfinder
Engine Type
Diesel
Fuel
30 gal
Headroom
6.5 ft
Notes: Peterson design #77 and one of the most successful IOR racing designs. The first example of this design was Wings, constructed of C-Flex over a plywood jig in 1979. A mold was made from this boat's hull. \n'Acadia' was a winner at the SORC series of 1980. Another boat of this same design won the same event overall in 1983. ('Scarlett O'Hara' shown in photo.)\nThe method of construction for this semi-production version was advanced for this period especially considering the number that were ultimately produced. Besides the flush deck "racing" version, there was also a Racer/Cruiser version with a low coach roof, smaller cockpit, and cockpit coamings.\nThanks to "Wings" owner Fredrick Roswold for updated information.