This is a 26-foot wooden pilot cutter built in 1951 by Branning Boat Works, designed by naval architect George H. Stadel. The boat is built to traditional wooden construction standards of that era and maintains her original character with graceful sheer and traditional sailing rig. She is powered by a QuieTorque electric motor, offering quiet operation without emissions.
The yacht has been maintained at Rockport Marine, a premier wooden boatyard, which has preserved her structural integrity and sailing condition while keeping her original design intact. Below deck, the layout provides modest accommodations suitable for weekend cruising or simple overnight stays, with enough space to serve as a comfortable retreat for a small crew.
At this length and beam, the boat handles well singlehanded or with minimal crew. Her warm wood finishes and traditional rigging reflect mid-century American yacht design, combining classic construction with a modern, environmentally conscious power plant that enhances the peaceful experience of sailing without noise or fumes.
Length
26.00 FT
Beam
7.00 FT
Draft
4.00 FT
Material
Wood
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Engine Make
QuieTorque
Engine Model
Electric Yacht QT 10
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Sail