1969 Tucker Landamore TL90 - Offers Invited - NOT FOR SALE

Lying : Afloat Norfolk Broads - Viewing strictly by appointment through Topsail

General Specification

Designer : Robert Tucker
Builder : E.C. Landamore, Wroxham
LOA : 9.37m (30ft 9in)
LWL : 6.4m (21ft 0in)
Beam : 2.49m (8ft 2in)
Draft : 1.14m (3ft 9in)
Displacement : 1,780kg
Ballast : 545kg
Keel : Fin

Construction

• GRP construction
• Fin and bulb keel
• Large self-draining cockpit
• Cockpit lockers port and starboard plus large lazarette locker aft
• Varnished wood cockpit sides
• Hull interior repainted spring 2016
• Antifouled spring 2016

Rigging & Sails

• Bermudan sloop rig
• Alloy mast/spars
• Mast stepped in tabernacle
• Mainsail
• Jib

Mechanical & Electrical

• Volvo 2001 saildrive diesel engine (last serviced spring 2016)
• Tiller steering

Accommodation

• 4 berths in 1 cabin
• Large double V-berth forward
• 2 x single berths to port and starboard
• Separate heads compartment with sea toilet (no holding tank)
• Forward escape hatch
• Carpeted cabin sides
• Berth cushions

Equipment

• Boat Safety Scheme certificate (expires 2017, but could potentially be renewed prior to sale if required)
• Mudweight
• Various ropes
• Various fenders
• Cockpit cushions

Remarks

Designed by Robert Tucker in 1966 as a racing yacht, and built by Landamores as a production cruiser-racer until the mid 70s, the TL90 has a good turn of speed and performance, and despite her traditionally narrow beam, she makes for a surprisingly spacious and comfortable cruising boat too.

This TL90 has been used as a regatta 'accommodation' boat during the 2016 season, and whilst her diesel engine is understood to be a good runner, she is otherwise in need of some further tidying and TLC. Her interior is basic but vast, and has been stripped out to an open plan layout with alloy supports and a new main roof beam to support the roof and rig. Although open plan at present, privacy curtains could quickly and easily be added to revert back to the original two cabin layout for family use.

An ideal winter project! A quick sale is desired, and offers are invited! It's understood that a mooring may also be available.