1966 Concordia 40' (12.19 m) R.D. "Pete" Culler
Friendship, Maine, United States
Gallant
The 2-masted schooner Gallant was built in 1966 by the Concordia Company in South Dartmouth MA. Designed by R.D. "Pete" Culler, she represents traditional sailing and a beautiful cabin below. She and her systems have been extensively restored throughout by her current owner. A stunning stable hull.
Flag of Registry: United States
- Schooner
- Sail
- Used
- Diesel
- Wood Hull
Description
Gallant was built in 1966 by the Concordia Company of South Dartmouth, MA. Currently owned by a life-long traditional sailor, for the past ten years he has stored her inside a boat shed and performed an extensive restoration, which is described in the following specifications. Designed by R. D. "Pete" Culler to replicate a pilot schooner with a clipper bow, round bilge, full keel with attached rudder, and external iron ballast having a transom stern. Gallant is a very attractive tops'l gaff-rigged schooner sailing with stability and comfort.
Hargrave Custom Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Newman Marine Brokerage. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel
Specifications
Official Number: 505733
In Stock: Yes
LOA: 40' 4'' (12.29 Meters)
Type: Sail- Used
Year: 1966
Beam: 12' 1''
LWL: 33'
Draft Max: 6' 0''
Fuel Type: Diesel
Super Structure Material: Wood
Hull Material: Wood
Fuel Tank: 80 Gallons (302.83 Liters)
Fresh Water: 120 Gallons (454.25 Liters)
Dry Weight: 26000
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Westerbeke
- Engine Model: 4DE1
- Engine Year: 1984
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Stern
- Power HP: 52.00
- Power KW: 38.78
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours: 30.00
- Serial Number: 133CA
- Engine Location: Middle
Full Details
CONSTRUCTION
Built in 1966 by the Concordia Company of South Dartmouth, Massachusetts for Pennsylvania State Representative and Senator Richard Tilghman. Carvel planked cedar over 2" x 3 1/4" steam-bent oak on 12" centers. Bronze screw fastened. Oak keel, stem, 3" oak sided floor timbers. External iron keel. Deck beams are 2" x 3" oak on 12" centers. Decks are caulked white eastern pine finished with pine tar and oil. Bronze deck hardware. The trunk cabin is hard pine. The interior is a thick ceiling of native pine for additional strength.
The current owner of Gallant has performed an extensive restoration throughout. The hull timber heads have been replaced and capped with cedar. The cockpit coaming has been rebuilt with vertical fir, capped with fir, and the traditional and butterfly cabintop hatches have been rebuilt. The entire bulwarks and inner cleats from the deck up are new.
ENGINE
1984 Westerbeke 4-cylinder diesel, bought by current owner with 900 hours. After rebuild, her owner estimates 30 hours currently. Fresh water cooled. Oak bed. ZF 25A transmission. 12v alternator. Dual Racor filters 500 series. Bronze shaft log for stainless steel shaft swinging a 3-blade bronze propeller, Rubber cutlass bearing, 2024 Flex Flax stuffing box. 2024 single-lever SeaStar CH 2100P sail engine controls. Wheel steering with worm gear.
Bilge pumps (2) are high-capacity Johnson 2200, 12v. Bronze thru-hull seacocks.
SAILS & RIGGING
Masts, Main and Fore Booms, Gaffs, and Main topmast are varnished pine, white tipped.
The fir Bowsprit and Jibboom are painted white.
Standing Rigging: New 7x19 Stainless wire with Nicro press ends. A pair of ratlines are mounted on both masts.
Running Rigging: New Vintage 3-strand polyester rope
The tanbark sails were built by Gambell & Hunter and are recent: Main, Foresail, Staysail, Jib, Main Gaff Topsail
Extra Dacron Main white topsail.
ELECTRICAL
12v Two G31 maintenance-free lead acid batteries, 2022 in fiberglass-lined plywood box
Wiring: Multistrand PVC jacketed copper wire
12v DC circuit breaker panel
New electrical panel and master switch 1-2-Both, located on the aft cabin port bulkhead
Navigational lighting and interior lighting throughout
ACCOMMODATIONS
Below and aft of the forward chain locker is the forward cabin with 6' headroom that has a starboard berth with a new cushion and a port settee, both with storage below and are 5' 10" long. Next aft is a starboard hanging locker with door and a port enclosed head with a manual marine flush.
Next aft is the main cabin with single port and double starboard settees/berths with new cushions. The starboard pulls out to make a double berth and the port settee makes into a single. Water tanks are below and a custom drop-leaf table between. Bright outboard lockers and shelving on both sides with white painted ceiling and bulkheads. Aft to port is the galley consisting of a large stainless steel sink with fresh water hand pump set in a bright woodwork counter with drawers and lockers outboard and below. Aft is a Jotul solid fuel stove with a copper and galvanized stack, Concordia's design. The insulation aft of the stove is copper over a fire-proof board. The large top loading insulated ice box is starboard. Next starboard is a quarter berth, and the starboard side engine room with excellent space. Up the steps into the cockpit, there is good access to the port side of the engine as well through a trunk cabin. The entire cabin has two port holes, six opening port lights, with four cabintop hatches, one being an opening butterfly hatch. Very good natural light and ventilation. The headroom is 6'2 1/2" in the main cabin.
Above starting at the fore deck is the main mooring bit that supports the bowsprit and jiboom along with the bob and whisker stays. The chocks are carved into the bulwarks. Her trailboards and name plates are new, carved and painted by the current owner. The windlass is aft of the bit. The side decks with hand rails on the cabin top lead to the aft cockpit with a newly built fir coaming and cap. The wheel steering and pedestal are aft in the cockpit . Seating with new cushions accommodates several people. New galvanized and painted iron davits for the tender are fitted into the exterior coaming.
2025 UPDATE ON WORK
All seacocks have been removed, serviced, and re-installed
Approximately 30 hours on a major overhaul of the Westerbeke engine
The owner emptied the fuel in both tanks and polished the inside of the tanks before adding fresh fuel.
All blocks were serviced in 2024
All new boat cushions, interior and exterior
In the hull three planks were removed and replaced.
A repair and update to a scarf joint was made to the bottom section of the main mast.
"Over the past ten years this vessel has had some major work. She has been in her boat shop during that time where she had some plank replacement: the bottom was fully stripped, re-caulked, refastened, and painted. The decks were reefed and re-caulked, and the bulwarks were replaced along with the timber heads. During this time the chainplates were replaced and the wire rigging was replaced along with the running rigging." Paul Haley, 2022 of Capt. G.W. Full & Associates
EQUIPMENT
Navigation
6" Compass mounted on aft port cabin bulkhead
Garmin GPS installed, 2024
VHF radio
Simrad AP 22 Autopilot
Datamarine CD400 Depthsounder
General
New interior and exterior boat cushions
Dock lines
Fenders
Fire extinguishers
2 Bilge Pumps
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