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Rudder and prop - a little dirty, but not enough for a power wash.
We had her name repainted by hand - nicely done by Jim Noonan from the "dot" paintedwallmurals "dot" com in Everett. Her rudder that you can see here looks alot different than the elevations you see for the Islander 27 online. It's big!
august 2009 we finally had repairs done to the seacocks, new depth sounder, ventilatoin for cabin and engine well. This time she was lifted gently with a crane rather than a fork lift like at Dagmars.
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The original wiring diagram. Shws the layout of the boat. The cabin layouts I've seen on line aren't the one we have - a dinette with the outboard in a well.
The boats plaque. It says hull #15.
Up out of the water waiting to come home to Seattle. The fin keel is not raked back and there is a little short extension. A firend of ours says it looks like it was made to have an optoin to have an inboard engine.
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mehitabel - islander 27 1970
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