Old Salt is 1966 classic with 8hp Yanmar diesel, enclosed head, well renovated and cared for. $8,750. Jeff Schmidt
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Old Salt is 1966 classic with 8hp Yanmar diesel, enclosed head, well renovated and cared for. $8,750. Jeff Schmidt
Hi Jeff -
She sounds nice! Good luck!
I'm sure that I am one of many who would like to see some pics of her, especially the head you built in. Do you have any you could post for us? Thanks!
'Lo Jeff,
At the price she must be worth it!
Why not post a pic or two here?
Or YachtWorld.com?
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Ther is an Ariel for sale listed as
26' Pearson Ariel Sloop (1967)
Current Price US - $23,900
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Jeff --
I'm interested in getting more information on your boat.
You can call me at 410-925-9992 or let me know how to get in touch with you.
Thanks,
JIM
Jim,
If you click on Jeff's name (cjeffers), a dialog box will appear. Click on "send E-mail to . . ." and you can ask him directly.
This is Ariel 412 from the thread: FS: Ariel in VA w/ inboard
The owner emailed me some pics and for posterity's sake, I thought I'd post them.
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Oops! I meant to put this thread in the Gallery section!
Some views of the v-berth...
Looking aft...
And yes, to port, he has managed to install an enclosed head. I'd really like to hear the details on this. Looks a bit tight, but he managed to do it!
Hopefully, a happy new owner of A-412 will join us soon and fill us in on all the gory details... (or the current owner who has thought twice about giving up his well-loved little Ariel)
cool, I see the spare drawers and cabinet door found a home in the galley...
I like the idea of an enclosed head against the bulkhead rather than on either side of the companionway as one enters the cabin. Having it forward gives you the option to keep both berths rather than sacraficing one to the Head Gods. I can also picture a nice fold down table that triples for charts, extra galley space, and dining. I posted some links of pictures from an ad on Yachtworld of a CD-27 interior with the type of table that I alluded too. This configuration mixed with an enclosed head/hanging locker would bring a lot of versatility to these small boats. Ideas are flowing, I just wish cash and time would keep up!
http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/6/...?1161048341000
http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/6/...?1161048341000
You can put me in this camp as well. I'll be cruising with a family of four and need the sleeping quarters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Mertinooke
Let's not leave out the usage as a cockpit table as well! Also, having it attached to the bulkhead takes up one valuable surface for stowage. My favorite table set up so far is the Albin Vega 27, which stows up on the v-berth ceiling, has a mount inside the cabin between the setees, and one out in the cockpit so you can use it as a cockpit table as well. Unfortunately, this link to the thread no longer has the pictures up. (Dang, I knew I should have saved those off somewhere!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Mertinooke
aside from the width, it looks real small... athwart ships. do you think it's possible to sit in there with the door closed?
Looks like you may have to duck under the side deck to sit too. I wonder if you'd want the door closed?!?!:rolleyes:
There's certainly no opening port in there. I wonder if the forward most bulkhead cuts into the dead light and how the owner managed that?
I've come to the conclusion that the door on this head is just to close off the unit from view. Certainly one must leave the door open to actually use the head. Unless.... Oompaloompa or maybe munchkins.
Have to keep a jar of grease at the doorway to that WC just to slide in!