Vente Voilier Traditionnel Petan à Vigo, Espagne

Willian Fife designed Petán, which was built at the Sagredo Sons shipyard in Bilbao, Spain.

Her hull design is said to be the most recent First Rule 8m boat and is acknowledged to be as hydrodynamically sound as a yacht could be at the time. She does not ride waves, but rather rides through them, producing no wake until she is close to her maximum hull speed.

One of its speed secrets is thought to be the distinctive Fife motorhome.

Petán's deck design was the most inventive of any First Rule boat. She is dressed in a Marconi Bermudan platform. It has 1,248 square feet of sail on a 42-foot mast and a 35-foot boom as depicted.

It was built for a Spanish aristocrat named Zubira Marquesa, who gave it the unique original name Sogalinda VII. Petan competed in several historic boat races in his area, including some against King Alfonso XIII of Spain.

Accommodation :

Inventory :Electronics & Navigation

•          Portable VHF radiotelephone,
•          depth sounder,
•          some charts for local area. Compass,
•          GPS,
•          VHF 
  
  Equipment  
•          Electric bilge pump,
•          fire extinguisher,
•          dingy,
•          inflatable

Electrical:

•          12V lighting and 12V starting systems,
•         two 12V batteries.

Ground Tackle: 

• CQR and Danforth anchors with 50 m. chain.

 Mechanical :

•          Length on deck: 45 feet
•          Max Passenger 8
•          Mast Material: aluminum winder
•          Mast Length: 42 feet
•          Boom Length: 18 feet
•          Sails: Beige dacron main Furler