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LOCATION
Holland, MI United States of America
YEAR
1977
LENGTH
33.76 ft.
Condition
Used
Name
Lowered price
Year
1977
Make & Model
Peterson 34
Boat type
Sail
Length
33.76 ft.
Fuel Type
Petrol
Location
Holland, MI United States of America
Beam
11.25 ft.
Cabins
1
LWL
28.25 ft.
Draft Max
6.27 ft.
A truly great example of a fine classic in great condition with many upgrades.
**This very solid, stable, well designed, once fast boat has been converted into a owner friendly, very comfortable cruiser. with AC/Heat.
NEW- 2013 or newer - Wiring, Plumbing, new bottom, custom canvas winter cover, blue tooth sound, 2015 two new self draining ports, head liner with halogen lighting.
New in 2013 custom winter canvas,
New blue tooth sound system
2015 two new self draining port
Head has been replaced
New head liner with halogen lighting
Spinnaker pole, boom vang and hydraulic back stay tensioner
Newer ICOM radio
Garman marina GPS
Signet wind and water instruments
Dripless shaft seal
READY TO SAIL AWAY TODAY.....
In the early 70’s the young and brilliant engineer Doug Peterson of San Diego, a skilled sailor and racing yachtsman, works in the yacht design office of Skip Calkins, traditionally linked to Nat Herreshoff and Nik Potter's great designing school. Thanks to the many victories with “Legend” a yacht designed by Calkins and inspired to Herreshoff experiences , Doug elaborated the ideas of a lighter displacement level class , with short overhangs and long floating line . He dedicated a long time to the study of the lead keel and rudder blade and to a strong and easy building. Peterson at the age of 28 builds on a budget his first racer with the plan of taking part to the American selection for the One Ton Cup. Ganbare was built in the shipyard of Carl Eichenlaub , famous for building the best Star racers. The limited budget allowed only 4 winches .The boat looked a lot smaller than the other one tonners, but the real difference is in the hull design . She won the selections and was shipped to Italy to take part to the One Ton Cup at that time the display window of the best racers in the world. Unfortunately the crew misunderstand the race instructions in the long race and Ganbare collected a DNF .She won all the other 5 races of the race week, but it was not be enough to win the Cup, that will be won by Admiral Tino Straulino on Hydra a Dick Carter design . Straulino however has always declared that Ganbare was the real winner and the fastest boat.
Olin Stephens, who followed the races on a motor launch had to admit: “I never saw a boat that impressed me more”. Ganbare was sold immediately after the Cup to a famous Italian yachtsman who kept on winning every race for long time. Doug Peterson returned home with the order of 5 new designs!
Engine Count
1
Propeller Type
3 Blade, Bronze
HULL
Ballast
2313.32
Designer
Doug Peterson
Hull Material
Fiberglass
Hull Type
Monohull
OTHER
Displacement(kgs)
4898.8 kilograms
Drive Transmission Description
Direct
Engine Type
Inboard
Engine Year
1977
Fuel Tanks Capacity
45.42 liters
No of Heads
1
Keel Type
Fin Keel
Water Tanks Capacity
68.14 liters
The Peterson 34 is a 34 feet long that boasts a 11 feet beam. and a draft of 1.91 meters.The Peterson 34 is made of fiberglass.