[Sean F]

My latest sailboat, a Triangle 20 has not seen the water for many years, possibly 30 or more despite that, she still seems in good condition. I can see a scrub brush and bucket in my future for long periods of time, primarily moss that needs to be scraped. She is a significant upgrade from the14 foot pintail we have had the last two years but hits a niche I’ve wanted for some time, a small trailerable cabin boat for weekend and longer exploring. She is reminiscent of a Hurley Felicity I owned in the late 80’s/early 90’s on the BC coast and SE Alaska. She’s a heavy boat but strikes me as stable, safe and seaworthy.
Does anyone have any experience with this particular sailboat model? I’d love to hear from you.

 

[JohnBPrice]

Nice. The head has a fold down sink? Or maybe sliding? I also saw this which had a copy of a sales brochure.

Amphibicon- Grampian Triangle 20.

She is a shrunk Amphibicon, 20 foot Grampian Triangle 20, and I intend to own her. Price is free, includes boat, motor, sails and trailer. I can't stand keel hung rudders and generally don't like stub keels, but for the price and the opportunity to own a piece of Grampian history she is...

www.sailnet.com

 

[Sean F]

Yes it does have a sink over the head. I have yet to see how exactly it works. I like the idea of a sink and a head on a boat this size. It’s really a nice compromise between a day sailor and a bigger boat…….