LENGTH:
41.99 ft.
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YEAR:
1962
LOCATION:
New Orleans, Louisiana
OFFERED BY:
POP Sells
$79,000
LENGTH:
35.01 ft.
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YEAR:
1966
LOCATION:
Portsmouth,
OFFERED BY:
Northrop and Johnson
$1,500,000
LENGTH:
72.01 ft.
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YEAR:
1972
LOCATION:
Palm Beach, Florida
OFFERED BY:
Luke Brown Yachts
LENGTH:
39.99 ft.
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YEAR:
1974
LOCATION:
Brick Township, New Jersey
OFFERED BY:
POP Sells
$149,000
LENGTH:
39.99 ft.
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YEAR:
1980
LOCATION:
Annapolis, Maryland
OFFERED BY:
Seattle Yachts
LENGTH:
36.32 ft.
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YEAR:
2002
LOCATION:
Stonington, Connecticut
OFFERED BY:
United Yacht Sales
LENGTH:
85.01 ft.
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YEAR:
2002
LOCATION:
Poulsbo, Washington
OFFERED BY:
Northrop and Johnson
LENGTH:
39.99 ft.
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YEAR:
2003
LOCATION:
Sarasota, Florida
OFFERED BY:
SYS Yacht Sales
Boat not available.
LOCATION
San Diego, CA United States of America
YEAR
1957
LENGTH
35.01 ft.
Condition
Used
Name
Yankee
Year
1957
Make & Model
Hinckley Pilot Sloop
Boat type
Sail
Length
35.01 ft.
Fuel Type
Diesel
Location
San Diego, CA United States of America
Beam
9.51 ft.
Berths
3
Cabins
1
Draft Max
4.92 ft.
LWL
25.0 ft.
Yankee
Hinckley Pilot 35 - True Classic
Yankee is a beautifully maintained 1957 classic and a must see. Perfectly suited as a day sailor or for overnight jaunts to your favorite anchorage she will impress and attract attention wherever she goes. A beautiful example of Sparkman & Stephens prowess she is truly a sight to behold.
Over the years her owner has lovingly taken care of her and upgraded for modern sailing convenience.
Henry R. Hinckley & Co. of Southwest Harbor, Maine, has had some notable successes over the years, and this solid glass 35-footer ranks right up there with the best of them. She was built in several variations between 1963 and 1975.
Most remarkable for her beauty, this balanced, traditional-looking boat with a deeply curved sheer and plenty of overhang fore and aft has had a full life. Cruising widely, racing seriously, weekending and daysailing in most of the planet’s best sailing grounds, she embodies that “wholesome, dual purpose ideal” that many sailors put at the heart of the sport.
Hinckley has long been known to build boats well. Some owners have sailed their boats for 30 years or more, and when a Pilot comes on the used boat market today it’s not likely to stay there long.. Often the boats fetch prices in excess of $70,000.
Designed by Sparkman & Stephens when the firm was at its most dominant, the Pilot was the state of the boatbuilding art at the beginnings of the fiberglass era.
The Pilot is very good looking. If there’s a comment that echoes repeatedly from her owners it’s “everyone says she’s the prettiest boat in the harbor.” Her design team combined a boldly curved sheerline, drawn-out ends, a jaunty aft-raked transom, and a straight but not severe houseline into a traditionally eye-pleasing package. She comes from a bygone era and her looks suggest the good old days “when boats were boats.” She has some other timeless virtues, too and many owners and sailors in general appreciate her for her simplicity, integrity, and durability.
Performance
Conventional wisdom has it that fewer than one in ten sailboats today ever sees the race course. Such was not the case with the Hinckley Pilot. Block Island, Mackinaw, Monhegan, Annapolis-Newport, the Great Ocean Race Race— Pilots have been in them all and done well. They have also scored well or won championships in handicap series in San Francisco, Buzzards, and Biscayne Bays. Overall, the ratio of Pilot owners who report having raced their boats is much closer to one in three than one in ten.
One of the pillars of Sparkman & Stephens’ racing success has always been an emphasis on upwind performance. The Pilot 35 is no exception. Despite overlong spreaders and over-wide sheeting angles that were standard design elements in her era, she goes well to windward.
Yankee has had many years of improvements and maintenance over the years as follows;
Engine Count
1
Engine Horse Power
21.0
Engine Hours
981
Engine Location
Center
HULL
Ballast
1905.09
Designer
Sparkman & Stephens
Hull Material
Wood
Hull Type
Monohull
OTHER
Double Berths
1
Single Berths
2
Cabin Headroom
1.88 meters
Displacement(kgs)
6214.22 kilograms
Drive Transmission Description
Direct
Dry Weight
6214.22 kilograms
Engine Type
Inboard
Fuel Tanks Capacity
75.71 liters
No of Heads
1
Keel Type
Full Keel
Water Tanks Capacity
37.85 liters
The Hinckley Pilot Sloop is 35 feet long that boasts a 9.5 feet beam and a draft of 1.5 meters. This 1957 diesel Hinckley Pilot Sloop with 21.0 horsepower. The Hinckley Pilot Sloop is made of wood.