1930 Crocker Yawl

This is a 1930 Crocker yawl, a 60-foot wooden sailing yacht built to traditional design. The hull combines Port Oxford cedar topsides with mahogany sheer plank, while the bottom is Port Oxford cedar with mahogany garboard. The transom is solid mahogany and the frames are laminated and steam-bent oak, representing classic wooden boat construction from the era.

The boat is powered by a single 85 hp Perkins diesel engine and equipped with modern navigation electronics including Garmin GPS and Furuno radar. Two heads are aboard. The yacht has been maintained with sustained attention to its wooden structure and systems.