Rowan's Pedigree

Rowan (née Morning Call, née Magic)

Rowan came to me with a bit of history. Briefly, she was built in 1986 and spent somewhere around 16 years with her original owners in multitudes of waters including the Mediterranean! The love they showered on her shows still in a plethora of customizations which were definitely well thought out.

Then she sat on the hard as a "gonna get sailing one day" boat for a couple of years with her second owner. All I can say is, he missed out.

Her third owner stretched her legs again, taking her from Seattle to San Diego and then shipping her east to spend a few years in Long Island Sound; I found her in Rhode Island. Under his care she proved her mettle as a swift boat in a sea of solid pocket cruisers, winning some races and fancy gear in Dana meetups. She's obviously been loved and I thank everyone involved in her history for their attention to her needs.

The Deets:

Builder: Pacific Seacraft

Model: Dana 24

Designer: W.I.B. Crealock

Hull: #16

Built: 1986

LOA: 27’ 3”

LOD: 24’ 2”

LWL: 21’5”

Beam: 8’7”

Disp: 8000lb

Draft: 3’10”

Bridge Clearance: 37’4”

Ballast: 3200lb lead

Engine:

Yanmar 2GM20F

Power: 18hp

Hours: 2528

3-blade prop (approx 12”)

PYI dripless shaft seal

Tankage:

Fuel: 20 gal

Water: 40 gal

Holding: 15 gal

Deck Equipment:

Oyster white hull w/brown striping

Double lifelines

Stainless 4” solar day/night vent

25# CQR Anchor

7# Fortress Anchor

250’ of 5/8” anchor line

50’ galvanized chain

Canvas:

Dodger

Weather cloths

Cockpit awning

Lifeline netting

Deck accessories:

New cockpit cushions - 2020

Teak winch handle holder

3 winch handles

Galley:

SuperCool Refrigeration

Taylor kerosene 2-burner stove with oven. Black with brass trim.

Freshwater foot pump

Teak dish rack

Custom paper towel holder

Storage:

Canvas winter cover and frame - Can be used for in-water storage or on the hard.

Cabin:

All lights below deck are LED…Alpenglow lights on the overhead. They were fluorescent low power lights (used on Skylab). The main light above the galley was converted by the company into LED and I swapped the bulbs on the forward lights for LED.

Window covers for privacy

Window screens

Midship berth lee cloths - Sunbrella with brass hardware

Bose speakers

Plexiglas hatch for main companionway + teak hatch covers

Webasto Cabin heater

Electronics/Nav:

Raymarine GPS/Plotter

Vesper AIS Transceiver

Plastimo hand-bearing compass

Arco Solar Panels w/ACS Panel Controller

AGM Group 31 batteries (2x103Ah)

Statpower 10A battery charger

AC 30A 50’ shore power cord

Raymarine ST-2000 autopilot

Grounding system for SSB w/copper screens glassed into hull

Cobra DSC VHF

Datamarine Depth, Speed, Wind Instruments

Marinetics AC/DC breaker panel

Perko battery switch

Tricolor LED with anchor light

LED Foredeck light

Brass Italian glass lens nav lights (sidelights, steaming light, and stern light…all with LED bulbs.

Sails & Rigging:

Aluminum mast stepped on deck. Rigged as Bermudan Sloop with Harken roller furling on headsail.

Tanbark Neil Pryde mainsail, triple stitched, 3 reef points - Reinforced in 2002, Recut in 2020

Tanbark Neil Pryde 130 furling genoa - Reinforced in 2002, Recut in 2020

New mainsail cover - 2020

Seven color raincoat Neil Pryde cruising spinnaker w/sock and w/ ATN spinnaker tacker

Heavy duty white staysail

Spare white mainsail

Brown Sunbrella sailbag for sail storage

Selden hard vang (topping lift removed)

Spinnaker pole (second hand)

Reaching strut (second hand)

2 Bronze Lewmar 30ST 2-speed primary winches

2 Lewmar 16ST deck-house mounted winches

2 Lewmar 16 mast-mounted winches

1x99 SS shrouds and stays

Lewmar ocean racing series blocks

Dacron 3/8” and 1/2” sheets and halyards

Carbon fiber tiller extension

Aluminum tiller extension

Safety:

Lifesling with custom sunbrella bag

Spinlock 6D Deckvest with dual length tether

4 Type 1 PFDs

Four pad-eyes in cockpit

3 fire extinguishers

2 shroud radar reflectors

1 standard radar reflector