Glory's Details

Hi. I’m Buddy. I do not live aboard Glory but I sure wish I did.

Standard Horizon GX1700 VHF radio
Icon IC-M1V handheld VHF radio
Raymarine ST60+ individual speed and wind instruments, i50 depth mounted on cabin bulkhead
Batteries: 4 Odyssey 100 amp-hr AGM arranged in two banks
Battery Charger: Xantrex 3-bank Smart Charger
Inverters: StatPower 1500 watt with remote switch (for galley appliances, etc.), XPower 750 watt for computer and nav station
Shore Power: 110 volt 30 amp 50 ft cord with stern connection
50 watt flexible solar panel and charge controller

Cutter rig; mainsail, staysail and high-cut jib (Yankee)
Kenyon spars
Single spreader keel-stepped mast rises 52’ above the water
3/8” 1x19 stainless steel wire cap shrouds and upper portion of backstay
1/4” 1x19 stainless steel wire double lower and intermediate shrouds, babystay, and double lower split backstays
Hyde Streamstay oversized roller furling on jib
Telescoping whisker pole mounted on mast
Sheets, traveler control lines, boom vang and jib furling lines led to winches and custom stoppers at cockpit
Two single-line mainsail reefs with lines run to the cockpit
Spar mounted sail covers with lazy jacks for mainsail

Fresh Water: Two 60 gallon gel coated fiberglass tanks under port and starboard settee seats
Fuel: One 50 gallon diesel epoxy/fiberglass aluminum construction tank under salon floor
Holding: Two 15 gallon tanks under forward and aft berths with pump out fittings on deck
Seaward 6 gallon stainless steel water heater with both 120v and engine heat exchanger connections

Primary: 40 lb bronze Barnacle with 150 ft HT galvanized chain and 200 ft of ⅝ in braid on braid black nylon rode
Secondary: Fortress FX 16 aluminum with 35 ft HT galvanized chain and 200 ft braid on braid black nylon rode
Backup: extra Fortress anchor stored in lazarette
Windlass: Lofrans 1000 watt power up / power down with control buttons on foredeck and a remote switch at helm station
Dock Lines are ⅝ in braid on braid; two stern lines, two bow lines, and two extra-long spring lines
Extra dock lines for storm conditions

Lifesling mounted to stern rail
One type IV throwable horseshoe w/man overboard pole and strobe light and whistle mounted on stern rail
PFDs
Four 2A-10BC dry chemical fire extinguishers mounted in plain sight in forward cabin, saloon, galley, and aft cabin
One 4A-60BC dry chemical fire extinguisher stowed in starboard cockpit locker
Air canister horn and manual mouth-blow horn mounted at companionway
Fog bell
Smoke flares mounted at companionway
Signal flag mounted at companionway
Rule 2000 primary bilge pump in salon bilge
Rule 3000 secondary bilge pump mounted above primary pump
Whale manual backup bilge pump mounted in cockpit
Dual radar reflectors mounted to upper shrouds above spreaders
Emergency tiller under engine hatch
Aluminum telescoping boat hook

Force 10 four burner stove and oven
Remote propane solenoid valve control
Double stainless steel galley sink with flexible hose
Shure water pressure pump mounted under galley sink provides pressure water to galley, head sinks and showers
Kentiger Bluetooth stereo/radio powers two cockpit speakers
Top-opening refrigerator/freezer
Hot and cold pressure water throughout the vessel
Two overhead LED lights above galley counter and stove
Interior cabin lights have been updated to LED
Outlets for both shore power and inverter power above galley counter
Cookware, utensils, flatware, and dinnerware
Kitchen knives in bulkhead mounted hardwood rack

Permanently mounted 12v fuel polishing system
Permanently mounted oil change pump and evacuation hoses for engine and transmission
6-step aluminum swim ladder.
Custom teak folding cockpit table
Original teak wood cap rail has been replaced with Plasteak
Original bronze thru hulls and valves for galley, heads and engine cooling water intake have been updated to Marelon thru hulls and valves. Forward head intake which was replaced with a new bronze thru hull
Last hauled out for bottom antifoulding paint and maintenance in November 2023