Sundancer

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Sundancer is the name of a yacht designed and built by Len Last in Exeter in 1971. The vessel is a 104' steel schooner designed for fast ocean cruising. With only a 12' beam, the craft sacrifices luxury for speed, and on trials was able to plane. The Sundancer has a centreboard on hydraulic rams which double as a fuel tank, twin rudders and identical sets of sails for her three masts.


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