Spacesailer 27 Association of Western Australia (inc)

 

 

Welcome to our website!

The Spacesailer 27 is a 27-foot (8.3 metre) long fibreglass yacht designed by local naval architect Kim Swarbrick in the 1970s. It is one of the more popular sized yachts in the 'Spacesailer' range which include 18, 20, 22, 24 and 27 foot models.

The SS27 was designed for racing whilst at the same time providing spacious accommodation for cruising at a reasonable cost.

Today, there are at least 43 Spacesailer 27's still in active use in WA, including 15 at South of Perth Yacht Club.  SS27 yacht ages range from 15 to 30 years old but as of October 2006 there were two new SS27s being constructed using the SS27 moulds.

 

The SS27 is an ideal short to medium range cruising yacht.  The yacht is easily sailed by a skipper and one crew when cruising or even by a skipper alone when just going for a quiet sail.   The interior layout varies from boat to boat but typically includes up to six berths, dinette, sink, ice box, head (marine toilet) and hanging storage space. There is full headroom over most of the cabin area. An inboard diesel engine of 10-18 HP is commonly used for auxiliary propulsion.

Find out more about SS27


Our Sponsor

Our major sponsor, Amanda and David Watson of Perth Timber Floors have kindly agreed to continue their support of the SS27 Association again this year.



All the info & forms for the 08-09 season   CLICK HERE !!!


Download:

SS27 Racing Rules
and specifications


Download the latest newsletter:

SEPTEMBER 2008   NEWSLETTER
NUMBER 16


Download State Championship Results

07 - 08 STATE CHAMP FINAL RESULT

07 - 08 STATE CHAMPS FINAL
CONSISTENCY POINT SCORES


Download:

SS27 Association
Constitution


 

2008 Salty Dog match racing
champion for the SS27
Carrageen II - Gary Manners


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11-May-2009