1983 Pacific Seacraft 20' _{(6.10 m)} Flicka

DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A RARE 1983 PACIFIC SEACRAFT FLICKA 20 Carolina Calm is a rare 1983 Pacific Seacraft Flicka 20, sailed and professionally maintained by her discerning owner. She is a tough well founded pocket sized blue water sailboat, designed by the widely recognized Bruce P. Bingham with a strong pedigree for ocean crossings. The Flicka 20 has been dubbed by many as a "Pocket Cruiser" because with only a 3'3" draft, she can easily tuck into any of the most picturesque and remote anchorages. Carolina Calm is a sloop rig with a traditional full keel, with a transom hung rudder. With her 1999 model 1GM10 10 hp diesel engine with less than 760 hours. She sips fuel @ nominal 0.25 gallons/hour at cruise speed. Her accommodations includes a traditional forward "V"-berth along with a quarter berth to starboard aft. The galley is situated amidships with a two-burner alcohol stove, a deep stainless steel sink, a deep icebox and a convenient hinged table. As plus, she has an enclosed head with a holding tank, so no need for a cumbersome porta- potty. The cabin is appointed with teak trimmed and a holly sole, offering standing headroom of 5'11". As a sloop rigged vessel, she is fitted with a roller furling jib, two jib sheet winches in the cockpit with sheets running to aft. Her sail area is a nominal 250 square feet with a mast clearance of 30'11'. Bronze deck hardware are provided with an anchor roller mounted on the bow supporting her anchor, Her design heritage is a recreational keelboat, but with tough spirt, predominantly of fiberglass and with limited wood trim.