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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 where i left it. Some crackhead
cut it up and sold it for scrap. Anyway. My kids and I really like the
way it looks and my son is very eager to help rebuild this boat to at
least a motorized cruiser. If anyone knows where to get the best deals
on parts and maybe even some blueprints so I can build stuff myself.
Your knowlege would be greatly appreciated. I am also looking for an
outboard to fit this until we can drydock and replace the onboard engine

thanks a bunch
Ron

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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 where i left it. Some crackhead
cut it up and sold it for scrap. Anyway. My kids and I really like the 
way it looks and my son is very eager to help rebuild this boat to at 
least a motorized cruiser. If anyone knows where to get the best deals 
on parts and maybe even some blueprints so I can build stuff myself. 
Your knowlege would be greatly appreciated. I am also looking for an 
outboard to fit this until we can drydock and replace the onboard engine

thanks a bunch
Ron



 
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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 bench.
I think the guy who gave it to me was just putting around fishing off
of her. I love the way she looks.... though kept up very poorly by
the last owner. I under stand fiberglass pretty well. I know how to
paint boats. I am just not real familiar with the interior and how to
build correctly. I am attempting to build the interior platform for
the bed in the bow area so I can at least spend the night on her. The
prev. owner has already fixed a mount on the rear of the boat for a
outboard. But she still has the ability to glide right along with a
sail. I just need a mast. She has no atomic 4 . for some reason it
has been removed and the shaft hole plugged. She doesnt leak. Alos
none of the exterior is available either...... this is strickly a
shell of a boat. But I see much more. Even if it takes a while to
make worthy of using. I am also looking for a trailer to get her out
of the water and work on her. So if you hear or know of anything send
me a line. If you want to see some pics to give advice let me know.
I know nothing about this boat but I am learning and love this boat
more and more...


--- In T27Owners@..., calebjess@... wrote:

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 useful but
I will refer you to a few Files on this website that has the original
specifications for the T27 as well as the original owners manual. My
boat still has the alcohol stove and galley on the starboard or right
side of the boat facing the bow with a bunch of nice interior
varnished teak that still looks nice and my boat is from 1967 so I
feel bad for you that your boat was vandalized and hurt.

I am sorry to say that I dont have any pictures of the cabin

interior of the Taran 27 on this website but there are some photos of
us and aour boat at my webste

I will also refer you to the Links section of this website for

information about fibergalss (otherwise known as epoxy and cloth or
matt) , your current engine which is probably an Atomic 4 which you
might be able to get running if you havent tried much and encourage
you to continue to ask about your boat project.

There is an inherent problem with the T27 where the transom slopes

in towards the hull makes mounting an outboard motor platform
somewhat problematic but not impossible with the use of tools and
epoxy and fiberglass.

Even with the best motor you would only be able to go about 6+ mph

over water minus current. Are you sure you want to turn this sail
boat into a motor boat? Does it have any sails that the crackhead did
not make off with? Maybe the old gal can still move on her own,

Keep us posted and good luck with your project.
#328 Odalisque
Caleb


-----Original Message-----
From: ronmarinepcolafl@...
To: T27Owners@...
Sent: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 9:02 PM
Subject: [T27Owners] NEW OWNER OF TARTAN 27 1965

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 where i left it. Some crackhead
cut it up and sold it for scrap. Anyway. My kids and I really like

the

way it looks and my son is very eager to help rebuild this boat to

at

least a motorized cruiser. If anyone knows where to get the best

deals

on parts and maybe even some blueprints so I can build stuff

myself.

Your knowlege would be greatly appreciated. I am also looking for

an

outboard to fit this until we can drydock and replace the onboard

engine

thanks a bunch
Ron




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