62ft Classic Timber Gaff Rigged Ketch "Ron of Argyll"

Located:  Perth, Western Australia

Step aboard 'Ron of Argyll', a timeless masterpiece crafted in 1928 for Colonel Charles L. Spencer, esteemed Commodore of the Clyde Cruising Club. Meticulously designed by the renowned John A. McCallum, this vessel boasts a beamier design, showcasing the epitome of luxury and elegance. Built by the esteemed Alexander Robertson and Sons (Yacht Builders) Ltd of Sandbank, Dunoon, Argyll, 'Ron of Argyll' features a majestic hull crafted from teak, complemented by Oregon mast and spars.

Her illustrious history spans continents and decades. In the glamorous 1960s, she graced the azure waters of the West Indies, hosting Hollywood's elite, including the iconic Marilyn Monroe. In the vibrant 1970s, she set sail for Australia, where she has resided since.

In a testament to her enduring beauty, 'Ron of Argyll' underwent a comprehensive restoration from 1991 to 1994, culminating in her triumphant participation in the prestigious 50th anniversary of the Sydney to Hobart race. In 2006, she underwent further enhancements, including the replacement of standing and running rigging, a new engine, sails, and rewiring, ensuring she remains a paragon of maritime excellence for generations to come

• Long RANGE Timber Cruising Yacht

• LOA: 62ft   BEAM: 13ft   DRAFT: 8ft

• 3 Cabins, 10 Berth. 1 Shower and Toilet

• Large Galley and Saloon area, with Separate Navigation Station

• Yanmer 100HP Diesel Engine

• Decks replaced in 2010 with Ply/ Glass

• Teak Planking over solid timber frames. Ribs are closely spaced steam bent solid oak

• Completed dry docking and antifoul (Oct 23)

For a full list of specifications, photos and an inspection contact:

Adrian Seiffert -  0418 783 358
Email: adrian@marineauctions.com.au

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