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Plans Doug PETERSON,
Plans Doug Peterson à la Quarter Ton Cup:
QTC 75: ?e Hobnail, ?e Shark.
QTC 76: 4e Star Eyed Stella, 16e Rio de Sur.
QTC 78: 1er Magician, (Est-ce un plan Peterson?), 10e Black Arrow III, 14e Paradice, 15e St Goliah,
QTC 79: ?e Czarny Kon,
QTC 84: 23e Klif,
QTC 89: ?e Algol, ?e Tom Bombardil,
QTC 95: 17e Klif,
Liste des bateaux,
Algol BUL 707 Conrad
25R, 1989 QTC Falmouth: ?e/24;
Black Arrow III KZ 2211 design #72 ?, Lightweight (2800#), daggerboarder,
fractional rig, wide stern, 1978 QTC, Japon: 10e/32 L.A. Bouzaid;
Picture
from Peterson Design Facebook 2018, could be this Quarter!
Brave Suzanne US 197?, 1976 June, US Quarter, Hilton Road: 6-8-7-11-?=
8e/24, John Rumsey;
Blitz US 57489 1977, 1977 North
America Championship: 2e/??, Dave Ullman;
Cajesa I 7766 ?, 2016 Pictures from Dutch QT Facebook,
Czarny Kon III PL 957 Peterson 1979, 1979 QTC: 49-48-25-41-32= ?e/56;
Dusty Mauch CAN 19967 Peterson
25 1973;
El Principio US
47171 Peterson design #12 ?;
Flying
Circus US Peterson 25 197?;
Kelly US Peterson 25 1976, ex
"Wild Hair Jr"?!;
Kinkabou G Peterson 1978;
Klif PZ 1455 Peterson 1983, 1984 26 August, Quarter Ton Cup, Nieuwpoort:
18-22-dnf-dnc= 23e/26, Gosieniecki, 1995 4 September, Quarter Ton Cup, Gdansk:
16-dnf-14-12-17-17 = 17e/20, Krysztof Dumara;
Magician V, Japon 1er QTC 78, rééllement un Peterson??
Meschef USA 18898 Peterson ?, 1997, Three Bridge Fiasco, San Francisco:
DNS/31 Class 4;
Oliver US Peterson ?, 2017 From Dutch QT Class Facebook:
"Bob De Moss: This is "Oliver" still
owned by the son of original owner, it is hull CTE25001275.......mine is hull
CTE25001175 so they were built about month a part CTE/Plastrend Peterson 25...";
Picture from
Dutch QT Class Facebook 2017
Para
Kaleo IR Peterson 198? built in Poland,
1986 Irish Quarter Ton: champion, David O'Connell, Was optimised for the QTC
in Cork;
Paradice J 2297 Peterson
26 197?, 1978 QTC Japan: sank
= ?e/34, Ryozo Tanaka;
Pumpkin Eater US Peterson 197?, 1975 Quarter Ton NAs: ?e/??, fastest
boat, Peterson’s Pumpkin Eater, was 1st until losing a protest;
Pusillanimous US Peterson 197?, 1975 Quarter Ton NAs: 2e/??, 1978 Pacific
International Ton Championship (PITCH): 1er/?? QT;
Rambunctious US 20190 Peterson 25 1975 built by Composite Technologies/Andy
Green. White gel coat hull/Navy blue stripes, 1976 June, US Quarter, Hilton
Road: 10-7-5-8-7= 6e/24, Dodd, 2017 Picture from Dutch QT Class Facebook;
Rat Race Jr US Peterson 1977;
Rio de Sur JPN 197?, 1976 QTC: 16e/36
Shadowfax US Peterson ?, 1977 Quarter-Ton
North American Championship, San Diego: 8-7-10-10-5 = 9e/14, J. McLaren;
Smiles Of Fortune US Peterson 197?, 1976 June, US Quarter, Hilton Road:
12-3-6-dnf-?= 9e24, Charles Scott;
Smogen US Peterson 197?, 1977 Quarter-Ton North American
Championship, San Diego: 12-12-dnf-13-dnf = 14e/14, J. Lewienn;
St Goliath J 2308 Peterson 26 design #72 ?, 1978 The third sister,
ST. GOLIATH, had already sunk before the Worlds and was refloated and competed.,
QTC, Japan: 15-13-7-14-dnf = 15e/34, Takao Ninomiya;
Star Eyed Stella US 18826 Peterson
#39 197?;
Tickled Pink US Peterson 197?;
Valkirye USA 47105 Peterson
197?, 2004 Three Bridge Fiasco, San Francisco: DNS/34 Class 4
Wild Hair Jr US Peterson 197?, renamed
"Kelly"?;
?? Doug Peterson 1/4 tonner was
built at the Burmester Yard in Germany in 1976. A sister ship to 'Star Eyed
Stella', info and pictures from Dutch QT Facebook, March 2018 ;
2023 7 juillet "Le Bon
Coin", A Vendre Quarter tonner de 1980. Très belle construction.
Plan doug Peterson. 3 couchages. Coin cuisine. Table à carte. Vhf. Électricité
12 et 220. Eau 50 l. Moteur hb 4ch. A voir ! Saint-Raphaël, 6 900 €,
photos de l'annonce,
Petersen 25 design #14?, built in USA, From Facebook 2021 "Probably the first of Doug's designs to go into production. First as the Petersen 25, then as the Poseidon Yachts 25 (after some re-capitalization of the company). The tooling eventually went through a few more hands before finally being cut up by Teel Brothers Boatworks when they closed. So there are fully finished production racer/cruisers, fully finished flush deck racers, and various kit boats out there from this tooling."
Kelly US Peterson 25 1976,
ex "Wild Hair Jr"?!;
Mint Milk BUL 1 Peterson 25/ Odessos 25 ?;
River Horse Peterson Quarter Ton, Design #14, From Facebook 2021
"Probably the first of Doug's designs to go into
production. First as the Petersen 25, then as the Poseidon Yachts 25 (after
some re-capitalization of the company). The tooling eventually went through
a few more hands before finally being cut up by Teel Brothers Boatworks when
they closed. So there are fully finished production racer/cruisers, fully finished
flush deck racers, and various kit boats out there from this tooling. It looks
like Diane Beeston was hired for a shoot, either by the builder or by a magazine
that was doing a story on the boat. So we have more than 30 images from that
shoot.";
Tight Squeeze US Peterson 25 1973, info and pictures from
Dutch QT Facebook 2021: From in San Franciso long ago. Thanks for sharing
Craig Ryan Montague!;
1980 January,
"Latitude 38", For Sale in California,
Seaway 25, design #56, built by Stevenson Sailboats Pty Ltd (Australia), 7,87 x 2,49 x 1,52m, disp: 1270kg, from 1978 to ???, (60 builts??);
?? ? Seaway 25 ?, 2019 May, from
Sailing Anarchy: "Originally drawn by the Late/Great
Doug Peterson as a trailerable dumbed down version of his 1/4 Ton Design, Star
Eyed Stella. About 60 built in Australia by Tom Stephenson as a Seaway 25. Tom
won the 1/2 Ton Cup in 1975 in Foxy Lady, one of Dougs designs.Tommy went on
to become Peterson’s agent in Australia. Originally had 500kg of internal
ballast,and I put about 200 kg of that back on the lengthened Centreboard. Found
an old Carbon 18ft Skiff Mast and Boom.Bringing recycling to a waterway near
you. It should be a good thing under IRC.
We finally worked through all the formalities and got my boat out of Singapore
off the docks, towed into Malaysia,then out of Malaysia and finally into Thailand
where we are now working around the clock trying to get the thing finished for
Koh Samui Regatta that starts Monday week. Some Singapore copper sent me down
the car lane at Customs.I told him the thing would not fit but he did not listen,
the dopey prick. Sure enough the boom gate comes crashing down on the boat and
WWIII has started. The whole exit lane is blocked. No one can get out of Singapore
by car. I am surrounded by 20 coppers yelling at me in their native tongue .Car
Keys and Passport confiscated. Plenty going on. No guns drawn, but I might tune
up the story a bit to include some fire power! One hour or so later I am cleared
to go". – Anarchist Michael
MG 26, built in the Netherlands by Jachtwerf Lewin in Vianen, brochure:
El Principo 47171 MG26 ?, seen
on MG26 brochure
Jeanne NED MG 26 ?, 2013 Joost Leo Kerke
has planned to participate to Dutch QTC: DNS;
Kaizen NED MG 26 ?, 2013 Clemens Rolink
has planned to participate to Dutch QTC: DNS;
Move te Groove NED 7118 MG26 ?, 2013 Dutch QTC: 17e/25, 2014 On
Dutch Quarter List, Fred Pul;
Seawinds NED MG26 ?, 2015 Information and picture from
Dutch QT Facebook, Schipper: Lein Sturm, Ligplaats: Kamperland;
Contessa
25, design #12(?), chantier Jeremy Rodgers, de 1975 à
1979?, 10 bateaux construits (Sailboatdata) (Popcorn is hull #18!)...
25' 2" x 21' 0" x 9' 6":
Odessos 25,
The modern classics tribute to the legendary yacht designer Doug Peterson, fully
licensed for serial production by “Doug Peterson’s Trust”!
For us “Odessos25” is a Mission!
Inspired by the 1976 ¼ tonner design, and after many years of racing
on the “Peterson25” class in Black Sea, one of the owners of Odessos
Rigging, Kalin Georgiev, decided to re-produce this beauty with modern and the
best available materials!
The result is absolutely light, stiff and fast boat which hull #1 is winning
constantly Romanian regattas with her first owner!
Hull #2 already won almost all regattas in Bulgaria for 2020!
PRINCIPLE DIMENSIONS
LOA: ………………………………
25.00 ft / 7.65 m
LWL: ………………………………
20.01 ft / 6.10 m
BEAM: ……………………………..
8.66 ft / 2.64 m
DRAFT: …………………………….
5.12 ft / 1.56 m
BALLAST: ………………………………………
570 kg
DISPLACEMENT: …………………………
1,220 kg
SAIL PLAN
GENOA (OVERLAPPING 150%): ……. 17.14 m2
MAINSAIL: ……………………………………..
18.11 m2
SPINNAKER: …………………………………
39.00 m2
SAIL AREA UPWIND: …………………….
35.25 m2
SAIL AREA DOWNWIND: ……………….. 57.11 m2
I: ………………………………………………….
8.22 m
J: ………………………………………………….
2.64 m
P: …………………………………………………
9.20 m
E: …………………………………………………
3.30 m
TPS: ……………………………………………..
2.65 m