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Sailboat Freedom 21 with trailer and 2022 6hp Tohatsu Sailpro - $3,400 (cohasset)
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Great boat for beginners and sailing enthusiasts!
Very good condition for her age. The gel-coat shines when polished.
This is the full keel version giving it better upwind performance.
Complete with lifelines AND stern rail. This makes the deep cockpit a very secure place.
This boat does not have the cabin sides painted like most Freedom 21s. I think this makes her look a bit more traditional.
This Gary Hoyt design is a modern-day catboat. She has a keel mounted carbon fiber mast set well forward. This means she is designed to sail well with the mainsail only. If you want more you can set the optional head sail, the modest size makes it easy to tack. Lastly this boat has the unique Gary Hoyt designed gun mount spinnaker. Once set up, this is the easiest way to sail with a spinnaker I have ever seen. All spinnaker lines are lead to the cockpit. Raise, sail, jibe and lower the sail while never leaving the safety of the cockpit.
Sails
Main, full batten – good to very good, new batten pockets
Head sail- very good, little use
Spinnaker – good, has a few stains
Sail cover - good
Outboard: 2022 Tohatsu 6HP sailpro with long shaft (paid 1,700.00)
Road worthy trailer.
Battery to run lights, new 2024
Compass
Solar panel to trickle charge battery
USB ports
swim ladder on stern
Lifting strap attached to the keel with opening port on the cabin top. She can be lifted off the trailer and launched. Many clubs have an appropriate lift.
normal safety gear.
She does have some crazing and dings, normal for her age.
Interior cushions (not pictured). Appear to be original, old but usable.
From Sailboatdata.com
Hull Type: Fin w/transom hung rudder
Rigging Type: Frac. Sloop (Free standing)
LOA: 21.67 ft
LWL: 17.67 ft
S.A. : 200.00 ft²
Beam: 8.00 ft
Displacement: 1,800.00 lb
Ballast: 500.00 lb
Max Draft: 3.80 ft
Construction: FG
Ballast Type: Lead
First Built: 1982
Last Built: 1997
Builder: Tillotson Pearson Inc, (USA)
Designer: Gary Hoyt