Baileywick Sailboat Charters
PO Box 710, Solomons, MD 20688
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Pot of Gold [Rainbow 24]

LOA . . . .24' 2"
LWL . . . .17' 3"
Beam . . . . . 6' 3"
Draft . . . . . 3' 6"
Sail Area . . . 218 sq ft
Genoa . . . . . 164 sq ft
Ballast . . . 1,120 pounds
Auxiliary . . 5 hp Yamaha outboard
Navigation. . . Garmin GPS plotter
Canvas. . . . . Bimini

This handsome masthead sloop, designed by Sparkman and Stephens, is an excellent day sailor. Because of her fin keel, capsizing is not a concern as is with many centerboard day sailor designs. Stability and safe sailing are the Rainbow's strong points! Her equipment includes a roller furling genoa jib, mainsail, bimini for shaded cockpit, port-a-potty, running lights, VHF marine radio, Garmin GPS plotter, and swim platform/ladder. No water system or cooking facilities are installed. However, for those that are used to camping, the Rainbow can be cruised in limited comfort as she has a cuddy cabin that gives sleeping space for two. A portable stove can be used and water can be brought in jugs for cruising.

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Pot of Gold

Pot has a 150 percent roller furling genoa. She sails very well in 15 knot or more winds on just the genoa. Note the bimini for shade protection, outboard motor, and swim platform with ladder.

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