Gaffhead Sloop
• Centerboard (Trunk)
• Built 1897–2004
Dimensions
LOA
32 ft
LWL
19 ft
Beam
8 ft
Max Draft
4 ft
Min Draft
1.9 ft
Displacement
6,800 lbs
Ballast
600 lbs
Performance Ratios
Capsize Ratio ⓘ
1.69
(offshore safe)
SA/D Ratio ⓘ
26.7
D/L Ratio ⓘ
443
Ballast Ratio ⓘ
8.8%
Sail Plan
Sail Area
600 sq ft
Construction
Hull Type
Centerboard (Trunk)
Rig Type
Gaffhead Sloop
Hull Material
Wood
Ballast Type
Lead
Production
First Built
1897
Last Built
2004
Number Built
13
Notes: Probably the oldest US one-design class that is still sailed. (St. Regis Lake in the Adirondacks). (2010)\nThanks to Sandy Trevor, Commodore of St. Regis YC, for providing updated photo and information on this yacht.\n"Of the 12 built originally, one is in the Adirondack Museum, and the other 11 are still in sailing condition on St Regis Lake. In 2004 a 13th Idem was built, meticulously following the original Clinton Crane plans and using identical materials."\n\nContact Information:\n\nIdem Fleet Secretary, \nSt Regis Yacht Club \nIdem@stregislakes.org\n\nBoathouse Woodworks\nHand-Crafted Traditional Adirondack Guideboats\nJim Cameron, Master Boat Builder\nP.O. Box 317, Lake Clear, New York 12945\n(518) 327-3470