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1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop Sold Boat in Lewiston, ME US
Built in 1963
Sloop
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32 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Total Power: 30 HP
Max Speed: 6.5 knots, 2 GPH
Tanks
Fuel: 30 gal + 5 gal can
Holding: bladder style
Accommodations
Sleeps 5 with 6'1" headroom. V berths fwd are 6'1" long with blue vinyl cushions. Storage below berth and in fore peak. Storage hammocks along hullsides, cabinet and hanging locker aft and to stbd. 12V bulkhead mounted lights to port and stbd. Overhead opening hatch lets in natural light and fresh air, as do 2 screened opening ports in the cabin trunk.
Aft and to port of the v berth is the head. Single basin stainless steel sink with manual fresh water. Manual toilet is plumbed overboard and to a bladder-style holding tank. White laminate counters with mirror above sink. Storage under counter, next to sink, and in cubby behind head. Screened opening port in cabin trunk and 12V bulkhead mounted cabin light.
Traditional salon with 6'2" settees to port and stbd. Interior is painted gray with optional custom rug. Spare berth pulls out from under port settee. 12V bulkhead mounted cabin lights to port and stbd plus large fixed ports offer plenty of light. Storage on fiddle hullside shelves, behind flip-down doors below settees, and in 2nd hanging locker aft and to port.
Nav station is aft and to port with storage behind a flip-up counter and behind a slider below.
- 12V cabin lights
- Blue vinyl cushions
- Sleeps 5
- (4) screened opening ports
- (2) large fixed ports
Galley
Galley is aft and to stbd with single basin stainless steel sink and manual fresh water. 2-burner gimballed alcohol stove is outboard with flip-up counter cover and storage behind. Counters are white laminate with large ice box underneath. Storage behind sliders above stove, in cabinet below sink. Pots & pan storage behind flip-down door under stove.
- Stainless steel sink
- Manual fresh water
- 2-burner gimballed alcohol stove
- 3-burner gimballed propane stove and oven available, but not installed
Electrical
- 12V electrical system with fuse panel
- Volt & Ammeters
- (2) Energizer deep cycle batteries, below port cockpit settee
- Engine driven battery charger
- 12V cabin lights
- Masthead light
- Steaming light
- Deck light
Electronics
- Tillerpilot autopilot
- Steamgauge-type speedo - a very cool classic!
- Raytheon flashing depth with audible shallow-water alarm
- ICOM MC-I55 VHF
- Ritchie compass w/red light - mounts in nav station and in cockpit
- Loran with owner's manual
Mechanical
- Atomic Four 30 HP gas engine and owners manual, runs well
- Automatic fire extinguishing system - needs to be recharged
- 3/4" stainless steel shaft
- 2 blade propellor
- Spare propellor
- Solid fuel cabin heater - Newport by Dickinson
- Manual bilge pump in cockpit
- Manual fresh water
- Manual head
- Bronze thru-hulls
Hull & Deck
Large cockpit with tiller steering. Cockpit settees are 6'3" - long enough to lay out comfortably. Gray vinyl cushions and awning that rests over boom. Tons of storage below port & stbd settees and under helm settee.
- Solid fiberglass hull, deck, and headliner
- White gelcoated hull with white gelcoated deck and molded anti-skid
- Large barn-door rudder
- Stainless steel folding swim ladder on transom
- Stainless steel bow pulpit and stanchions
- Vinyl coated lifelines
- Bronze cleats at bow and stern
Additional
- Charts for New England and FL
- Air & manual horns
- Ship's bell
- (2) fire extinguishers
- Boathook
- Docklines
- PFDs
- Fenders
- Horseshoe Buoy
- 20lb Danforth anchor w/rode
- 40lb Herreshoff folding stock anchor w/300' of 5/8" nylon line
- Sea-anchor/drogue
- (5) jackstands
- 8' pram, fiberglass over plywood dinghy
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Total Power: 30 HP
Max Speed: 6.5 knots, 2 GPH
Tanks
Fuel: 30 gal + 5 gal can
Holding: bladder style
Accommodations
Sleeps 5 with 6'1" headroom. V berths fwd are 6'1" long with blue vinyl cushions. Storage below berth and in fore peak. Storage hammocks along hullsides, cabinet and hanging locker aft and to stbd. 12V bulkhead mounted lights to port and stbd. Overhead opening hatch lets in natural light and fresh air, as do 2 screened opening ports in the cabin trunk.
Aft and to port of the v berth is the head. Single basin stainless steel sink with manual fresh water. Manual toilet is plumbed overboard and to a bladder-style holding tank. White laminate counters with mirror above sink. Storage under counter, next to sink, and in cubby behind head. Screened opening port in cabin trunk and 12V bulkhead mounted cabin light.
Traditional salon with 6'2" settees to port and stbd. Interior is painted gray with optional custom rug. Spare berth pulls out from under port settee. 12V bulkhead mounted cabin lights to port and stbd plus large fixed ports offer plenty of light. Storage on fiddle hullside shelves, behind flip-down doors below settees, and in 2nd hanging locker aft and to port.
Nav station is aft and to port with storage behind a flip-up counter and behind a slider below.
- 12V cabin lights
- Blue vinyl cushions
- Sleeps 5
- (4) screened opening ports
- (2) large fixed ports
Galley
Galley is aft and to stbd with single basin stainless steel sink and manual fresh water. 2-burner gimballed alcohol stove is outboard with flip-up counter cover and storage behind. Counters are white laminate with large ice box underneath. Storage behind sliders above stove, in cabinet below sink. Pots & pan storage behind flip-down door under stove.
- Stainless steel sink
- Manual fresh water
- 2-burner gimballed alcohol stove
- 3-burner gimballed propane stove and oven available, but not installed
Electrical
- 12V electrical system with fuse panel
- Volt & Ammeters
- (2) Energizer deep cycle batteries, below port cockpit settee
- Engine driven battery charger
- 12V cabin lights
- Masthead light
- Steaming light
- Deck light
Electronics
- Tillerpilot autopilot
- Steamgauge-type speedo - a very cool classic!
- Raytheon flashing depth with audible shallow-water alarm
- ICOM MC-I55 VHF
- Ritchie compass w/red light - mounts in nav station and in cockpit
- Loran with owner's manual
Mechanical
- Atomic Four 30 HP gas engine and owners manual, runs well
- Automatic fire extinguishing system - needs to be recharged
- 3/4" stainless steel shaft
- 2 blade propellor
- Spare propellor
- Solid fuel cabin heater - Newport by Dickinson
- Manual bilge pump in cockpit
- Manual fresh water
- Manual head
- Bronze thru-hulls
Hull & Deck
Large cockpit with tiller steering. Cockpit settees are 6'3" - long enough to lay out comfortably. Gray vinyl cushions and awning that rests over boom. Tons of storage below port & stbd settees and under helm settee.
- Solid fiberglass hull, deck, and headliner
- White gelcoated hull with white gelcoated deck and molded anti-skid
- Large barn-door rudder
- Stainless steel folding swim ladder on transom
- Stainless steel bow pulpit and stanchions
- Vinyl coated lifelines
- Bronze cleats at bow and stern
Additional
- Charts for New England and FL
- Air & manual horns
- Ship's bell
- (2) fire extinguishers
- Boathook
- Docklines
- PFDs
- Fenders
- Horseshoe Buoy
- 20lb Danforth anchor w/rode
- 40lb Herreshoff folding stock anchor w/300' of 5/8" nylon line
- Sea-anchor/drogue
- (5) jackstands
- 8' pram, fiberglass over plywood dinghy
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Overview from around the web 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop
The 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop has garnered a dedicated following among sailing enthusiasts, with many praising its timeless design and craftsmanship
Customers often highlight the sloop's exceptional sailing performance, noting its stability and responsiveness in various wind conditions. Owners frequently comment on the spaciousness and comfort of the cockpit, making it ideal for both day sails and longer journeys. The classic lines of the hull and the elegant interior finish are appreciated for their aesthetic appeal, drawing compliments from fellow sailors and onlookers alike. Moreover, the vessel's robust construction has earned it a reputation for durability, allowing it to withstand the test of time. Many sailors also speak to the ease of maintenance, with straightforward systems that keep the boat in great sailing condition with minimal effort. Overall, the 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop is celebrated not only for its sailing capabilities but also for the strong sense of community and nostalgia that surrounds this classic model.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop: Pros and Cons
Pros
Classic Design: The Tripp Galaxy Sloop features a timeless, elegant silhouette that is a testament to traditional sailing craftsmanship, making it a standout in any marina.
Sailing Performance: Known for its excellent performance on the water, the sloop is designed for both cruising and racing, providing a satisfying sailing experience with good speed and maneuverability.
Durable Build: Constructed with high-quality materials, the Tripp Galaxy boasts strong durability, ensuring it can withstand various marine conditions while maintaining its beauty and integrity.
Spacious Interior: The layout of the cabin offers ample space for comfort, with well-planned living quarters that cater to both short trips and extended cruising.
Historic Value: As a classic yacht from 1963, the Tripp Galaxy holds historical significance, appealing to collectors and sailing enthusiasts alike.
Customizable Options: Many older models present the opportunity for customization, allowing owners to make modifications according to personal preferences and modern conveniences.
Cons
Maintenance Costs: As an older vessel, the Tripp Galaxy may require more upkeep and maintenance to keep it in optimal condition, which can incur higher costs compared to newer boats.
Limited Modern Technology: While the classic design is appealing, the interior may lack some modern amenities and technological advancements found in contemporary yachts, affecting comfort and convenience.
Performance Limitations: Though it has good performance, it may not match the speed and agility of newer high-tech models, potentially making it less attractive for competitive racing enthusiasts.
Availability of Parts: Depending on the model and condition, sourcing replacement parts for systems or features can be challenging due to the boat's age.
Insurance Considerations: Depending on the vessel’s age and condition, securing insurance may involve additional considerations or costs for owners due to its classic status.
Weight and Balance: Classic designs like the Tripp Galaxy might not have the same weight distribution and balance as modern yachts, which could influence handling in certain conditions. The 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop presents a unique blend of charm and sailing performance, ideal for those drawn to the allure of classic yachting, while also considering the responsibilities that come with owning a vintage vessel.
Made For
The 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop is ideal for sailing enthusiasts who value classic design and enduring craftsmanship. This vessel appeals to both seasoned sailors and novices alike, thanks to its user-friendly rigging and stable performance on the water. With its sleek lines and versatile capabilities, the Tripp Galaxy is well-suited for weekend cruisers looking to explore coastal waters, as well as those seeking a reliable racer with a strong lineage. Whether you’re navigating tranquil bays or tackling more challenging conditions, the Galaxy Sloop provides a balanced sailing experience. Its spacious deck layout and comfortable cabin make it a perfect choice for family outings and social gatherings, allowing you to enjoy every moment at sea. With its timeless charm and robust construction, the 1963 Tripp Galaxy Sloop is not just a boat; it’s a connection to sailing history and an opportunity for unforgettable adventures.
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