The Witchcraft Details
LOA: 66'
LOD: 59' 6"
LWL: 36' 6"
Beam: 12' 11"
Draft: 6'
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Construction
Carvel white cedar planking bronze fastened to white oak frames, backbone, and floor timbers. Teak deck with mahogany trim. Self-bailing cockpit, teak with mahogany, varnished trim, worm-gear steering to keel-hung, rudder. Outside lead ballast. White topsides with blue boot top and red bottom.
Engine
1990 Volvo Penta 2003T 43-hp 3-cyl. fresh water-cooled diesel. Morse engine controls. 617 hr. as of spring 2007.
Tanks
40 gal. stainless steel fuel tank, 70gal. water in 40-gal. stainless steel and 30-gal. stainless steel tanks, no holding tank.
Electrical
12V system, two 12V batteries, circuit-breaker panels, 30-amp shore-power, 2 master switches, volt-andampmeters.
Accommodations
(See layout drawing.) Headroom: 6'. Storage right forward and a pipe berth, followed by 2 transom berths. The galley is next aft with 3-burner gimbaled Luke propane stove with oven and double galley sink. Aft to port is the enclosed head, with a stateroom opposite, to starboard. The main salon is next aft, with pilot berth and settees port and starboard and stowage just forward.
Sails & Rigging
WITCHCRAFT is currently rigged as a yawl and has Dacron main, mizzen, staysail, jib, and jib top, all with very few hours. Stainless steel standing rigging to bronze turnbuckles, keel-stepped varnished hollow spruce spars. Nevins and Merriman sheet and halyard winches.
Equipment
75-lb. fisherman anchor with 250' of 3/8" BB chain, 45-lb. CQR with 400' of 7/8" nylon with chain lead, manual windlass, bell, horn, flares, bilge pumps, docking lines, boathook, 5 fenders, cockpit awning, cockpit cushions, 1930s wooden rowing dinghy, winter cover frame.
Electronics & Navigation
Clock, barometer, compassinbinnacle, VHF radio, Magellan hand-held GPS, AM/FM cassette player.


