1980 PACIFIC SEACRAFT FLICKA

Accomodations:
From aft you notice the comfortable cockpit. It is large enough to relax in without taking up valuable cabin space. The engine panel is at the aft end of the cockpit and the throttle and clutch are on the starboard side. Stepping down you notice the amazing amount of room that there is for a 20 footer. Looking aft and to port you notice a quarterberth. Along the port side of the cabin is the galley. There is a large stainless steel sink and well insulated icebox here as well as a Force 10 two burner propane stove. A fold up table provides seating for two to dine comfortably. There are several storage spaces around the galley to keep you well fed at sea. Of particular note is the beautiful woodwork. Pacific Seacraft spared no expense on the construction of their boats and this owner has kept her interior wood in Bristol fashion. Forward of the galley is the v-berth. The starboard side has a large settee that could be used as a berth. This boat has a porta-potti with a privacy curtain. The whole interior was recently redone in a Palm Tree motif. Two very nice features are the 12 volt ventilation fans and the 6 New Found Metals Bronze portlights. 1 V-Berth * 1 Head with Porta Potti * Sleeps 4 * 2 Crew Berths

Mechanical Equipment:
Single Diesel Yanmar YSM-8 Engine (8 HP) 1980 * Engine Room * Fresh Water Cooling * Groco Fuel Filters * Fuel Shutoff Valve * Groco Internal Sea Strainers * Engine Alarm * Engine Hour Meter

Galley:
A nice upgrade on this size boat is the six pound propane tank for the Force 10 two burner stove. It sits in a propane locker and has a solenoid safety system. The galley has two drawers, a cabinet and several cubbys. A large insulated icebox keeps the soda and steaks cold for that perfect cookout at your favorite anchorage. Dinette * Large Amount of Stowage * 2 Burner Stove: Force 10 LPG with Contain & Safety Solenoid * Molded in Icebox *

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Kokopelli is electronically well equipped. She carries a large bulkhead mounted compass and a Standard Horizon Depth gauge in the cockpit as well as a Standard Horizon VHF radio and an AM/FM/CD player in the cabin. An added bonus is the Autohelm Tillerpilot to make longer voyages and single handed sailing much easier. Standard Horizon Eclipse Radio: GX124OS * Standard Horizon VHF Radio * Standard Comm. Depth Sounder: DS10 * Mast Head Mount Antenna * Auto Helm Auto Pilot *

Electrical System:
12 Volt Power * Fire Extinguisher (Needs to be checked) * Breaker Panel * 2 Batteries: Group 24 Marine Deep Cycle * Mast Lights * Mast Head Tri Color

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Fiberglass Deck Material * Danforth 30 lbs. Anchor * 10 ft. of Chain and 200 ft. of Rode * Anchor Davit: Bow Roller * 1 Hatch: Bowmar * Steel Rub Rail * Canvas: Green * Sail Cover * Solar Powered Deck Vent * Stainless Steel Bow Rails * Ladder * Self Bailing Cockpit

Sails and Rigging:
Kokopelli comes equipped with two suits of sails as an added bonus to her new captain. She carries a suit of North Sails consisting of a main and a roller furled jib; as well as, a suit of Vector sails consisting of an extra main and a 130 genoa. 4 Dacron Sails * Types of Sails: (2) Main, (1) #1 Genoa and (1) #2 Genoa * Manufacturer: North and Vector * Lewmar Winches * Sail Area: 250 Sq. Ft. * Stainless Standing Rigging * Mast Head Rigging * Cruise Equipped * Harlen Roller Furling * 4 Regular Winches * Aluminum Spars * Spars Stepped On: Deck

Additional Equipment:
Kokopelli has many of the features that a serious cruiser could want in a 20 footer. Her owner put on a barrier coat in 2005 and there were no blisters at that time. There is a high output alternator to keep the batteries topped up. She has been fresh water sailed and is ready to take you on any adventure that you could dream of. Bottom Painted in 2005 - Barrier Coat VC-17 * Teflon Bottom Paint * Hull Color: Bone * Canvas Color: Green * Trailer Included: No *