Verified listing
1988 Pa Yeng
$124,000
Anacortes, Washington · 42 ft · 3,100 hrs
A junk-rigged ketch is the most single-handed-friendly rig there is, and almost nobody builds them. You reef from the cockpit in about fifteen seconds and never leave the helm.
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Specification
- Year
- 1988
- Builder
- Custom, junk rig
- Category
- Classic sail
- Accommodation
- 6 berths in 3 cabins
- Length overall
- 42 ft
- Beam
- 12 ft 8 in
- Draft
- 5 ft 1 in
- Hull
- Red topsides, carved transom detail, timber
- Power
- Yanmar diesel auxiliary, junk-rigged ketch
- Engine hours
- 3,100 hrs
- Lying
- Cap Sante Marina
- Registration
- USCG documented, hailing port Anacortes
What we checked
- Photographed ashore at intake, hull and keel fully visible
- Junk rig: no winches, no headsail changes, reefs from the cockpit
- Hauled and surveyed 2025, report on the listing
