Fleet 1 Rock Around the Bay – Saturday, August 17
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To register, find the event at harbor20.org > Fleet 1 – Newport > Calendar and click the “More Info…” link .
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$40,000
C-87
Up to 40′ boat
City Fee of $133.60/month
Valid for lifetime of buyer
Outside mooring perfect for oversize yachts
Available now
2024 Harbor 20 Fleet 1 Championship – September 21-22, NHYC
Important Reminders
So, this year those criteria must be met by July 23.
Class Bylaws Updated
The class board of directors is working to keep our boats one-design with fair competition for all sailors. We are making a series of bylaw updates to specify the Harbor 20 more precisely. The latest update adds Section IV with a full set of design drawings for the boat. It also adds approved upgrades III.B.1.q, allowing the backstay adjuster line to be led forward, and III.B.1.r, allowing fleets to approve alternatives to the standard motor mount.
These updates are NOT intended to put any existing unmodified boat out of compliance. Their purpose is to ensure that modifications to boats maintain the one-design character of the Harbor 20.
Click the links below to view or download the bylaw text, the sail drawings and the boat drawings.
I purchased this 2002 Harbor 20 in 2012, sailed it in 2013, changed jobs, and didn’t sail again until 2022.
I kept the boat in a slip in 2013, 2022, and 2023. In 2018, I purchased a custom Triad trailer [$5k], which has been used four times to tow the boat to and from the marina in 2022 and 2023.
Other than the sails showing their age, the boat’s in good shape and ready for another season. The stainless steel standing rigging has only three season’s use and while you could probably get another season or two out of the sails, I’d find someone who races their boat and buy their practice sails; racers routinely change sails and usually offer their last set of very good condition sails at attractive prices.
The Harbor 20 sails exceptionally well. It’s wonderfully responsive and the roller furling and self-tacking jib makes single-handing a joy. The cockpit is deep, comfortable, and spacious enough to bring along a few friends.
I receive many compliments on the Harbor 20. It’s stable, fast, and fun – just splash and sail.
Price: $12,500
Located in Brick, NJ
Contact: Paul MeyerComPacPaul001@gmail.com
732.771.6203