Flicka Amazing Grace

Hull PCS200338i687 · Built 1987 · Titusville, Fl.

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In Flicka Friends

The newsletter knows this boat only as Esperanza; it is the registry that links that name to Amazing Grace. Under the earlier name — a white-hulled 1987 Pacific Seacraft Flicka, hull #338 — she was kept by Jill and Steve Geary at Dana Point, California. She was one of ten Flickas that gathered at Isthmus Cove on Santa Catalina Island for the 1997 rendezvous, reported by Jill Geary in Flicka Friends #12 (Spring 1998), and her name appears twice in that weekend's prize list, among the Youngest Flicka and Best Maintained Flicka awards.

Flicka Friends #16 (Spring 1999) carried a short note setting the record straight after the sale: Jill Geary had written the previous spring to say she had sold the boat, and the new owners were Phil and Trudy Cunningham, who were busy with a few improvements, among them replacing twelve-year-old brown canvas with new dark green Sunbrella. The note adds that the photograph of her in the previous issue had also been credited to Jill Geary; #16 printed another, showing her anchored near Dana Point. The Gearys went on to buy a second, older Flicka, Shiloh.

Written up in Flicka Friends6

Issues of the owners’ newsletter that mention Amazing Grace. Links open the PDF at the page.

More about Amazing Grace

Very nice sailboat 10hp yanmar diesel, enclosed head with porta potty, roller furling lewmar self tailing winches, garhaur line clutches. Solar panel,full batten main, Monitor windvane, Furuno radar, Lofran manual windless Lots more have to see to appreciate. 

Passages

Was in Long Beach CA, sailed channel islands catalina several times. San Diego now in Florida space coast. 

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