A compact and capable pocket cruiser, the Peregrine 16 by Paceship is a small sailboat designed with accessibility and ease of sailing in mind. Paceship Yachts, a Canadian manufacturer that gained a strong reputation throughout the mid-to-late twentieth century for producing well-crafted fiberglass production boats, built a range of vessels suited to a broad audience of sailors, and the Peregrine 16 fits comfortably within that tradition. Well-suited to sheltered coastal waters, lakes, and calm inland sailing, this boat appeals to beginners looking to develop their skills as well as experienced sailors seeking a manageable daysailer or weekend cruiser. Its modest size makes it easy to trailer, launch, and maintain, lowering the barriers to getting on the water regularly. While detailed specifications are limited, the Peregrine 16 carries the general Paceship hallmarks of solid fiberglass construction and practical design. For a prospective buyer, its appeal lies in its simplicity and affordability, making it an attractive entry point into sailing or a rewarding second boat for those who enjoy relaxed, low-pressure time on the water.
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How much does a Peregrine 16 Paceship weigh?
The Peregrine 16 Paceship has a displacement of 425.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 15.58 ft.
Who designed the Peregrine 16 Paceship?
The Peregrine 16 Paceship was designed by G. William Mcvay, first built in 1963.