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The 20-foot Cruising Cat is built to the highest standards
of wood construction. The hull consists of strip planks
over a plywood mold, sheathed in a layer of Xynol
cloth and epoxy.
The Cruising Cat is based on Charles Mower’s 20-foot
cruising catboat featured in The Catboat Book. The
special appeal of this design lies in its interior
space, which allows for overnight accommodations while
keeping the boat’s overall size small enough for easy
handling.
This design was very popular on Nantucket at the turn
of the 20th century and into the early 1900s. Its
sweeping sheer and wide beam give it the combination
of traditional good looks and great stability.
The 20-foot Cruising Cat comes with custom finish,
sitka spruce spars, strip planked hull sealed in Xynol
and West Epoxy, teak coaming and rails, bronze fittings
including portholes, laminated tiller, traditional
oak mast hoops, spun Dacron halyard and sheets, 4.5
oz. Dacron sail, cuddy cabin with berths, cushions,
shelves and hanging locker, and Porta-Potti. Yanmar
8 HP inboard diesel recommended for auxilary power.
Major Features of APBY Cruising
Catboats
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Superior stability with shallow water
capabilities.
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Serious Cruising Capabilities.
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Traditional lines, bronze fittings, sitka
spruce spars have attracted world-wide
recognition.
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Boats custom built by master craftsmen
to individual owner specifications.
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View Available
Options Price Sheet.
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Read article in Sail Magazine March 2005 Issue on Catboats.
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