1948 Sparkman & Stephens LOKI
gyllgaLoki was commissioned to Olin Stephens from his owner the medician Pinchot. She was built by Albert Lemos yard on 1948. She is THE FIRST of the series. Pinchot and his wife with a couple of friends in the early 50’s decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean and arrived in UK where they partecipated at the Fastnet and finished third.

The incredible history was told in a book (Loki and Loon)written from Pinchot himself and available on Amazon. The boat was founded in 2000 from a French owner and COMPLETELY REFITTED in a US yard. You can find all the work made in this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5T02SvFokk  

She partecipated to several regattas and now sails in Maddalena Island 

COSTRUCTIONS AND ACCOMODATIONS: LOKI is completely built on wood. She has a galley, bath, bow cabin, ward room.Deck and cockpit with NEW TEAK (2017), mahogany deckhouse,.

DESCRIPTION: LOKI is the first of a series of succesfull boats. The original (Loki and Chang) are the two original yawl built in US from Albert Limos Yard. This two models constructions have been continued in Germany, in different boat yards, for example Abeking and Rasmussen, H.Heidtmann Yacht Yard in Hamburg and others, for a total of 12 boats built until 1953. Loki is an excellent boat. Perfect for cruise and CIM Regattas.

EQUIPMENTS: 

2 mainsails (2014 and 2015) Genoa (2016) 2 Jibs (one 2015) Mizzen Staysail (2017) Spinnaker.

 2 selftailing winches for Jib/Genoa and one for the Mainsail

2  Original Winches for running back stays  with original winch handles

1 Original whinch on mast with original winch handle

Still windlass with electric engine

Yanmar Engine (2000) 40 hps

2 Tanks that can keep 80 litres each (one for water, one for diesel fuel)

Complete Raymarine Instruments with plotter

VHF

Radio/Stereo with two speakers in the cockpit

4 service batteries 

1 new battery (2017) for the engine

Exterior and interior pillows completley new.

New awnings for the mainsail

Sparkman & Stephens

Sparkman & Stephens LOKI 38'