Cape Dory Typhoon Weekender with trailer

Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

• Removal of all hardware and wood trim
• Sandblasting of the hull to bare fiberglass
• Fastidious refinishing and repainting with Pettit two-part epoxy of the deck, hull, mast, and boom
• Deck resurfacing with KiwiGrip in a medium nonstick pattern
• Seven coats of InterProtect 2000 antifouling paint
• Replacement of all external trim with African mahogany by a professional cabinetry craftsman
• Hatch cover fabricated of alternating strips of mahogany and maple (striking and gorgeous)
• Replacement of all thru-hull fittings with new bronze valves
• Refurbishment of classic bronze hardware: cleats, winches, chocks, etc.
• Replacement of tracks, blocks, tiller shift, and other hardware with modern gear
• Reinstallation of hardware with backing plates using “West System” technology for superior strength

Outfitted with Top-of-the-Line Sails, Sheets, and Sail-Handling Systems:

• Rolly Tasker fully battened main, 100% jib, and 150% genoa all in excellent condition and all new in 2008 with very light use
• Storm jib, 120 genoa, drifter, and spinnaker all in very good condition
• Whisker pole
• 2 original bronze sail winches
• Halyards replaced in 2010
• Danforth anchor with plenty of chain & 200' line

Easiest Outboard You’ll Ever Own:

• Featherweight air-cooled 4-stroke Honda with internal fuel tank
• Drives the boat at hull speed at half throttle with a range of 7-10 nautical miles between refills
• Mounts conveniently on the original outboard cradle (which still looks virtually new)
• When not in use, stores easily below the cockpit sole in a custom-built cradle

• One 12v battery, new 2010
• Running lights
• Cabin light
• 12v outlet
• Depth meter

• Like-new interior cushions for v-berth, quarter berth, and interior seating area
• Like-new over-the-boom style cockpit awning
• Mainsail cover
• Whisker pole, fenders, dock lines
• Manual bilge pump
• Stands for dry-docking/repairs
• 2009 bottom paint is in like new condition
• 1987 single-axle Conroy Boat Trailer with spare tire

• Originally built 36 years ago at the Cape Dory yard in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts
• Previous owner restored the boat in 2008 to 2010 in his shop in Texas.
• Fall of 2010 current owner purchased from previous owner in Texas
• Used Four Times by Current Owner Since the Restoration/Delivery in the Fall of 2010:
• Current owner never has had it in the water for more than 3 days
• Current owner stores on a trailer in a climate controlled, fully-enclosed workshop

• 'Sequoia' is one of the finest examples of a Cape Dory Typhoon Weekender you will find anywhere.
• She has been lovingly restored to better-than-factory condition.
• Her classic design and stunning custom woodwork garner more attention than boats costing ten times as much – and she is more fun to own and to sail!