Specifications:
Builder: Pacific Seacraft
Designer: Bruce Bingham
Year: 1987
Hull #: 340
Dimensions:
LOA: 24’
Beam: 8’
LWL: 18’2”
Maximum Draft: 3’3”
Displacement: 6,000 lbs.
Ballast: 1,750 lbs. (lead)
Bridge Clearance: 30’11”
Accommodations:
Immediately aft of the forepeak chain locker is a large vee birth flanked by shelves above. The in-line galley and quarterbirth are to port, a settee, enclosed head and hanging locker to starboard. A fold up table provides seating for two to dine comfortably. Birthing for 4. 5’11” headroom with beautiful woodwork below deck. Ample storage. Large comfortable cockpit.
Vinyl headliner
Teak and holly cabin sole
Vee birth and settee cushions (new foam 2010)
Cockpit cushions (green Sunbrella)
(5) Brass porthole opening hatches
Forward Hatch (Bowmar) with solar powered deck vent
Custom teak galley chart table (above quarter birth) that doubles as a cockpit table
Teak cabin top hand rails
Teak eye brow rails
Teak cockpit grate
Main hatch with canvas/mosquito covering
Engine:
Engine Brand/Model: Yanmar 1GM10
Engine Hours: 570 (New in 2002)
Engine HP: 10
Cruising Speed: 5 kts. @ 2,000
Maximum Speed: 6 kts @ 3,000
Engine access by removing the cockpit sole or by removing the companion way stairs
Engine alarms (oil pressure, water)
Raw Water Sea Strainer: Bronze
Fuel Filters: Yanmar
Fuel filter/water separator: Racor
Tanks:
Fresh Water Tank: 20 US gal.
Fuel Tank: 14 US gal.
Holding Tank: 10 US gal
Galley:
Stove: Origo 2-burner alcohol stove
Sink: Deep bay stainless steel sink
Manual fresh water foot pump
Manual salt water pump
Two teak drawers, a cabinet and several cubbies
Refrigeration: Norcold Tek 120 VAC or 12VDC
Brass lamp
Electronics and Navigation Equipment:
Tiller Auto Pilot: Simrad TP22
Knot Meter/Log/Depth: Datamarine Corinthian II
GPS: Garmin
Bulkhead mounted compass
VHF radio
Mast head mounted VHF antenna, anchor light, steaming light
AM/FM/CD player (2010)
Ships Barometer
Electrical:
Electrical System: 12vDC/120vAC shorepower & 20 amp charger
Batteries: (2) marine deep cycle (house), (1) Engine start
Battery Parallel Switch
Battery Monitors
Dockside Cable: 30-amp 50’
Interior Lighting: 12vDV
Alternator: Yanmar, 35-amp
Sails & Rigging:
Sails: Full batten main (primary and backup), double-reef
Sails: Genoa-120%, Harkin roller furling
Sails: Staysail with removable inner forstay
Mast: SS mast tabernacle
Standing Rigging: SS wire
Mainsheet Traveler: Yes
Lines Led Aft: Single Handers Package
Winches: (3)
Deck & Ground Tackle:
Anchor: #22 Bruce with 25’ chain and 150’ line rode
Bow pulpit: Teak with SS hand rail
Anchor Davit/Roller: Single bronze
Electric Windless (not working)
Dodger with handrails
Spray skirts, cockpit awning
Double vinyl-clad SS lifelines on SS stanchions
Mechanical Equipment & Engine Details:
Propeller: Two-glade bronze
Bilge Pumps: (1) automatic, (1) Whale manual
Steering: Tiller (with spare tiller)
Head Type: Lavac, Electric
Holding Tank: 10 U.S. gal.
Safety Equipment:
Life Jackets: (2) Type II
Life Sling: Yes
Jacklines: Yes
Docklines (2), Fenders (2)
SS stern-mounted boarding ladder
Radar reflector
Telescoping boat hook
Ships bell, fog horn
(2) Throwable cushions
Countless short trips in the Puget Sound area.
From Ron and Kathy Mayo
"We're the fourth owners of the Flicka Toucan. We bought her in the summer of 2005 and have sailed approximately 2000 miles since then within the Puget Sound near our home in Seattle, Washington."
From Jason Zabriskie (5th owner)
"I'm the fifth owner of the Flicka Toucan. I bought her last spring and have sailed approximately 500 miles since then within the Puget Sound near Seattle, Washington. All lines run back to the cockpit for a complete solo package."