1951 46 (ft.) Custom Picnic Cruiser Classic Robert Atwell

Specifications

Engines

Total Power: 250

Tanks

Fuel: 2X50 Gal Aluminum Fresh Water: None Holding: None

Accommodations

Open cockpit workboat style picnic cruiser with a small cuddy cabin. The cabin has 2 berths, port and stbd with lockers underneath. Large open cockpit has amidships mounted controls and engine box.

Electronics

Lowrance X55A Depth Finder Standard Horizon "Eclipse" VHF Radio Standard CB radio Electric Horn Remote Spotlight

Electrical

12v DC with 2 Batteries NewMar 20 Amp Battery Charger 110v AC Shore Power

Deck/Hull

Cedar plank construction over oak frames, chines, keel and gussets. Frames are 2 3/4" x 2" awn oak on 18" centers. Keel batten is 9 1/2" x 8" oak with an additional timber keel on the outside. Longitudinals are 6 1/2" oak chine, with oak floor timbers. Longitudinal cedar planking above the waterline, with transverse cross plank on the bottom. All planking re=fastened with monel boat nails in 1995. Main deck and cabin are plywood covered with fiberglass and painted. Cockpit deck is painted plywood. Four Blade 17x18 RH Prop 1 1/4" SS Shaft Oak stick "push/pull" steering, stainless steel cables, bronze tiller.

Mechanical

2-12v Automatic Bilge Pumps Nav lights Cabin and deck lighting Warner Velvet Drive transmission Halon System

Remarks

"Four Sisters" is the ultimate Classic Picnic boat. In 1994/1995 she underwent a complete top to bottom restration and rebuild at The Oxford Boatyard. In excess of $150,000. was spent to make her essentially, like new. She has been maintained and kept in covered shed storage ever since. Come take a look at this spectacular gentleman's yacht.

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