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G.T.
WHITE The G.T. WHITE is definitely a motorsailer, with the accent on a powerful diesel of 50-70 hp to move her through the calms. She was designed primarily for coastal cruising but, nevertheless, she is able enough that one of these yachts, built in Hong Kong, sailed to the west coast with no problem. The husky, full keel hull assures an easy motion in a seaway along with good directional stability.
Construction is of carvel planking on bent or laminated framing, with teak or plywood decks. Originally, white oak and mahogany were called for in the hull but, today, it would not be out of the question to use clear Douglas fir. The heavy iron ballast shoe protects against grounding and provides tremendous longitudinal strength to the hull as well as adding the necessary stability for sailing. Plans show hollow spruce spars with s.s. or galvanized iron fittings but, of course, aluminum spars can be fitted if preferred. Both sloop and cutter rigs are shown.
Study plans contain sufficient drawings to price out materials or obtain a professional bid; the cost of study plans is credited if complete plans are later ordered. Complete plans include rights to build one boat, plus reasonable consultation during construction.
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