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My mistake it is a 1964 not 65 if that makes a difference.... I did have jib with her. But dont know where to find a mast and boom. there is absolutley nothing inside of her except a sink and a

Hello everyone, I just joined the group and I'm seriously considering a purchase on a T27. It's one of the last hulls before the switch to the T27-2. They've done away with the lazarette on the later

Ron, You have got an old T27 if I am not miss taken. It is a beautiful old boat and needs some of the interior perhaps replaced. A picture or two of what had been removed or damaged might have been

I am looking for specs on the interior of this boat. I was givin this boat and it is almost completly empty. The mast I had taken down to get under a bridge and by the time I returned to the ship yard

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the T27Owners group. File : /Owners projects and upgrades/Replacing the knot

FYI there is a 1966 Tartan 27 for sale on Long Island. http://www.limaritime.org/Boats1A.htm Not sure how accurate the info is, it was donated to the museum and they want $4K for it according to the

Each Tartan had a hull number. Mine was #71. The hull number is normally on a brass plate on the sliding companionway hatch. At any rate, they are alot easier to find by hull number. I have the

Wow -- gorgeous! I settle on a house with a dock in mid-may -- I may have to see how much money I have left after all that. Thanks for the link! dave.

Here is a link to a 1966 Tartan 27 that is for sale. A bit pricey but I think it is well maintained. Not sure who owned this boat last. I could probably find

No I don't. She was USCG documented, and those records show a "VIN" of D571334. Documentation was apparently allowed to expire April 30, 2000. She had a black hull and had been hit in the port

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Hi guys! I'm not sure if this is quite proper for this group, so if it's not, forgive me. I am trying to locate the 1963 T72 "Mary Ann". I was her owner until 1997, but I've lost the information on

I was sorry to learn that the T27 Owners site crashed. Ken worked hard on the site for several years and also Phil Cox before him. The old links at tartanowners.org have been updated to reflect the

To get the replacement aftermarket thermostat replacement kit #401 (original t-stat cost $140 or so and aftermarket $30) from Moyer Marine and install. Finish replacing new 2 1/8" hole in hull (I

Projects this week are... I've decided to paint the winch bases, ports, and stanchion bases with an aluminum based paint called aluthane, nothing... and I mean nothing will remove it from my hands so

Thanks Richard. I had forgotten about the owners list on the tartanowners.org website. I suspect that it is fairly current. How is Lola faring this latest cold spell? The bad news is that the

I'm sure you already know but there's also a list of T27 owners at tartanowners.org/v6/profiles.html might be more currnent... keep up the good work... rich

Thanks Bob. I cant believe how much of a boat geek I have become. I used to be in IT and should have known that there are always backup copies of everything somewhere. I found the old owners list

Just in case you weren't already aware of it, you can retrieve some of the old web site content at the "way back machine". I was able to get the owners list, photos, and at least one forum thread. Go

Good luck with your deck repair! I have deck issues as well, but not in the same place. Mine problems are at the place the chainplates come through the deck. The wood core there is very wet