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Westerly Pembroke |
Brief Notes
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Builder |
Westerly Marine, Hampshire |
The Pembroke
is the fin-keel version of the bilge-keeled Centaur, one of
the most popular British yachts ever. They are strongly built,
offer excellent headroom and accommodation for their size,
and sail well. |
Length OA |
26' 0" |
Sail Area |
294 sq ft with working jib, 401
sq ft with genoa
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Length WL |
21' 4" |
Rig |
Sloop |
Beam |
8' 5" |
Cabins |
2 |
Draught |
4' 3" |
Berths |
5/6 |
Displacement |
5,000 lbs |
Engine type |
Volvo Penta MD1 or MD11C |
Ballast |
2,800 lbs |
Engine bhp |
13 or 25 |
Keel type |
Iron fin keel and spade rudder |
The Westerly Pembroke was built between 1976 and 1979,
as a replacement for the slightly smaller Westerly
Tiger, the change probably having more to do with rationalising
production lines than anything else. The hull and deck, and
most interior mouldings, are almost identical to those of
the much better known bilge-keeled Westerly
Centaur, of which thousands were built from 1968 onwards.
As with all other Westerly Marine yachts the Pembroke was
massively built. This was partly a result of previous building
experience within the company and also a reflection of the
state of GRP technology at that time. All Centaurs were built
to Lloyds specifications which meant that the building processes
were rigorously monitored and all materials had to be approved
by Lloyds in order that a certificate could be issued.
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