1974 Palmer Johnson sailing yacht

Built in 1974, this Palmer Johnson aluminum hull measures 82 feet in length with a 17-foot beam. She is powered by a single Volvo diesel engine and carries four cabins and eight heads, making her suitable for extended family or guest cruising. The yacht's design places her as a near sister to Jim Kilroy's KIALOA III, a significant sailing platform of that era.

The boat underwent a complete reconstruction and relaunch in 2000 by Holland Jachtbouw, which effectively returned her to like-new status. Following that refit, she saw active use in offshore racing, including the 2003 Daimler Chrysler North Atlantic Challenge and the 2005 Rolex Transatlantic Challenge, before being used primarily for family cruising. Additional refits were completed in 2010 and 2025, maintaining her condition throughout her operational life.