1966 Allied Seawind Ketch

This 1966 Allied Seawind Ketch is a 30-foot fiberglass sailing yacht, a design that established itself as a capable ocean cruiser. The ketch rig provides excellent balance and handling across a range of conditions, whether offshore, coastal, or day sailing. Built during the era when fiberglass construction was proving itself for serious voyaging, the Seawind earned its reputation for solid construction and seaworthiness.

The yacht carries a single Gray Marine gasoline engine of 25 horsepower, offering auxiliary power when needed. She cruises comfortably at 6 knots under sail and motor. A beam of 9.25 feet provides reasonable stability and interior volume for a boat of her length.

Throughout her life, this ketch has been maintained in fresh water, which has favored the preservation of the hull and systems. She remains a straightforward, durable example of the Seawind design—a vessel built to go places and proven in the hands of cruising sailors.