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Centennial Spray 425 The Centennial Sprays are designed for building in Round bilge steel or Wood/Epoxy, and can be rigged with a variety of sail plans including a gaff schooner, Bmu cutter, junk rig etc. Custom sail plans and additional accommodation layouts may be drawn to suit your requirements for a reasonable fee. Many of these Sprays have completed complete circumnavigations some more than once & usually with crews consisting only of two persons ! |
| L.O.D. ( HULL ) | 12.91 m | 42' 3" |
| L.W.L. | 10.77 m | 35' 4" |
| BEAM | 4.29 m | 14' 1" |
| DRAFT | 1.47 m | 4' 10" |
| DISPLACEMENT | 17,237 kg | 38,000 lb |
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Centennial Spray
425 This NEW version of the Centennial Spray 425 can be rigged as Junk Schooner as shown or a Gaff Ketch or Bmu. Cutter. This very spacious hull will allow a variety of accommodation layouts and there will surely be one to suit your particular requirements. In the case of the first few builders of this design, the plans include the option of one CUSTOM designed interior arrangement to suit you
STUDY
PLAN PACKAGES ON DOWNLOAD |
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Centennial Spray -
Gaff ketch
This boat can
be rigged as a gaff ketch, gaff cutter, Bermudian ketch or cutter plus a
variety of other rigs including the Junk schooner etc. All available sail
plans are shown in the study plans on DOWNLOAD |
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Centennial Spray
425 The interior can be laid out in several different ways ... see cut-away version on left. |
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Centennial Spray
425 Here we see just one possible interior layout. Note that the Centennial Spray 425 can be built with or without the pilot house arrangement. |
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Centennial Spray completed ! This CS38 wood epoxy was built in New Zealand. There are step by step construction photos plus some interior construction and completion photos are shown in the e-book BUILD YOUR OWN SAILBOAT
Photo by permission of Rob McGill and Nina Morissette. Hi Bruce, We finally, we have taken time off doing the interior jobs to do a sailing sea trial! A sedate and gentle sail of around 40 nm over 2 days, and our yacht performed wonderfully. In a steady 20 knots, we didn't bother to run the mizzen and even partly furled the main, just to "get a feel" for how she handles. Just off the breeze we were easily able to achieve 6 knots, even making 7 knots and better at times. We had the full main set for an hour or so, and our yacht was well balanced and sailing with very little heel just off the breeze. Regards Rob McGill and Nina Morissette
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Centennial Spray This wood epoxy Centennial Spray was built in New Zealand and there are step by step construction photos shown in our e-book BUILD YOUR OWN SPRAY |
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Another view of the hull of the wood epoxy Centennial Spray was built in New Zealand and there are step by step construction photos plus some interior construction and completion photos are shown in the e-book BUILD YOUR OWN SAILBOAT |
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Almost complete ... wood epoxy CS38 built in New Zealand and there are step by step construction photos shown in our e-book BUILD YOUR OWN SPRAY |
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Centennial Spray 425
This boat can be built in Round bilge Steel or Wood/Epoxy. Several alternate accommodation and sail plans would be possible. A pilot house could also be added. This sketch shows the interior of the "Classic" production version of this design. Round bilge steel hull and decks and complete boats are available. You can build this boat in Round Bilge steel or Wood/Epoxy strip plank. |
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