Retired Design *
Designed by: Charles Wittholz
The Cape Cod Cat is offered in both a centerboard and a keel version. Although the centerboard version has slightly better upwind performance, the keel version is a wonderful compromise for more cabin space without the centerboard trunk. Both versions can have an optional outboard bracket and the keel version has an optional inboard engine.
The Cape Cod Cat offers a perfect combination of day sailing cockpit space for four adults and overnight accommodations for two in the cabin. The cats beam provides a substantial amount of room overall. She sails best in light air with her full sail but can be easily reefed for windy conditions. Teak trim and aluminum spars allow for easy yearly maintenance and her trailer ability makes off season storage simple.
The Cape Cod Cat is offered in both a centerboard and a keel version. Although the centerboard version has slightly better upwind performance, the keel version is a wonderful compromise for more cabin space without the centerboard trunk. Both versions can have an optional outboard bracket and the keel version has an optional inboard engine.
The Cape Cod Cat offers a perfect combination of day sailing cockpit space for four adults and overnight accommodations for two in the cabin. The cats beam provides a substantial amount of room overall. She sails best in light air with her full sail but can be easily reefed for windy conditions. Teak trim and aluminum spars allow for easy yearly maintenance and her trailer ability makes off season storage simple.
Price
Cape Cod Cat (less sails) - $43,800 Mainsail 250 sq. ft, - $1,463 • Click for New boat options |
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Specifications | |
Length Overall | 17’ 0” |
Beam | 7’ 11” |
Draft-Board Up | 20” |
Draft-Board Down | 58” |
Freeboard Forward | 3’ 4” |
Freeboard Aft | 2’ |
Cockpit Length | 6’ 5” |
Cockpit Width | 5’ |
Bunk Length | 6’ 6” |
Headroom | 48” |
Sailing Displacement | 2200 lbs. |
Ballast Lead | 500lbs. |
Mast Length | 25’ 9” |
Sail Area | 360 sq. ft. |
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* RETIRED DESIGN NOTE Retired Cape Cod boats were built at one time, but due to a lack of owner support have been removed from regular production. The fiberglass molds to build these boats remain at Cape Cod Shipbuilding Co. but custom replacement parts may not be readily available. A retired boat could be built, but a fleet order would need to be placed to bring the molds into the shop.