Back to the main page Back to category Cutter
Boat details
Bristol Channel Cutter
Estimated price for orientation: 58 309 $
Category: CutterClass: Sail
Bristol Channel Cutter
In 1970, Lyle Hess designed a wooden offshore-capable pocket cruiser for Larry & Lyn Pardey. He based the design on the English pilot cutters that plied the rough waters of the English Channel, waiting to pilot the merchant ships into port. Since then, the Samuel L. Morse Company has built 127 BBC 28's out of fiberglass between the years 1976-2008. This vessel has become the standard of small, blue water capable vessels, as described in Ferenc Mate's "The Best Boats to Buy or Build". Owners report that there is something special about the way the BBC sails. With 28' on deck, she carries the sails of most 38' vessels. Her long waterline of 26'3" and the shape of her full keel, allows a very good turn of speed, superb tracking and a comfortable motion. She also boasts wide side decks and high bulwarks, and a small cockpit for offshore sailing. Please read about GOOSE. She may not have an extensive offshore equipment list compared to some, but she is seriously for sale as a lightly-used BBC with very low engine hours, sailed only in New England waters. Here is an opportunity to own one of these highly-regarded vessels at a below market price. Her present owner, who is her second owner, purchased her in 2000. For the last few seasons, she has been on the hard. Please call us for your inspection of GOOSE, and thank you for your interest. HULL AND DECK: TANKAGE: Fuel: 32 gallons in aluminum tank. Water: 62 gallons in 2 S/S tanks under cabin sole. Holding: approximately 16 gallons in poly tank with y-valve & manual discharge pump. ELECTRICAL: ENGINE: ELECTRONICS: ACCOMMODATIONS: GALLEY: SAILS & RIGGING: EQUIPMENT: COMMENTS: In 1970, Lyle Hess designed a wooden offshore-capable pocket cruiser for Larry & Lyn Pardey. He based the design on the English pilot cutters that plied the rough waters of the English Channel, waiting to pilot the merchant ships into port. Since then, the Samuel L. Morse Company has built 127 BBC 28's out of fiberglass between the years 1976-2008. This vessel has become the standard of small, blue water capable vessels, as described in Ferenc Mate's "The Best Boats to Buy or Build". Owners report that there is something special about the way the BBC sails. With 28' on deck, she carries the sails of most 38' vessels. Her long waterline of 26'3" and the shape of her full keel, allows a very good turn of speed, superb tracking and a comfortable motion. She also boasts wide side decks and high bulwarks, and a small cockpit for offshore sailing. Please read about GOOSE. She may not have an extensive offshore equipment list compared to some, but she is seriously for sale as a lightly-used BBC with very low engine hours, sailed only in New England waters. Here is an opportunity to own one of these highly-regarded vessels at a below market price. Her present owner, who is her second owner, purchased her in 2000. For the last few seasons, she has been on the hard. Please call us for your inspection of GOOSE, and thank you for your interest. Potential purchasers should assume that items on the vessel at the time of viewing, but not specifically listed on this specification sheet, are not included with the sale of the yacht. These specifications are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed. Specifications are provided for information purposes. Data was obtained from sources believed reliable but is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes responsibility to verify all speeds, consumptions, capacities and other measurements contained herein and otherwise provided, and agrees to instruct his surveyor to confirm such details prior to purchase. Vessel subject to sale, price and inventory changes, and withdrawal from market without notice.
Features:
TypeSail
CategoryCutter
MakeBristol
ModelChannel Cutter
Year built1987
Length27.99ft
Hull MaterialFibreglass
Beam10.07ft
Draft4.82ft
New/UsedUsed
FuelDiesel