Sea Nymph II

1946 Ed Monk Sr. Classic, Displacement Hull,

Fly Bridge, Bridge deck Cruiser

46’ X 13’ 10" X 3’ 10"

Built by: Grandy Boat Works, Seattle Washington

1st Owner: Unknown (1946 to 19 _ _)

Originally named MARGO

2nd Owner: Robert Burfitt

(19_ _ to 1968) The boat was named MIRAMAR II

MIRIMAR II was cruised extensively and kept in the Queen City

Yacht Club.

3rd Owner: Carl G. Wilhelm

(1968 to 2003) Carl re-named the boat

SEA NYMPH II.

The boat was kept in the Bremerton Yacht Club for 35 Years. Carl

Re-powered in 1976, removing the Chrysler gas engines and

Replaced them with new ISUZU diesel engines. Carl was an avid

Cruiser, Predicted Log Racer, and Power Squadron Member,

Logging over 4000 hours of run time since 1976.

4th Owner: Daniel and Lynda Mason

(2003 to Present)

The boat name of SEA NYMPH II has been retained out of respect

For the previous owner and his family. The boat is being kept

at the Bremerton Yacht Club. Present plans are to

Refurbish and up grade the boat to be followed with extended

Cruising.

ARRANGEMENT

Starting at the bow you find the chain locker, followed by a head with room for sink and dressing space, next the forward state room with Port and starboard captains bunks with drawers and storage under, a hanging closet is aft, next up 3 steps to the bridge deck with helm to port and room for two recliners and foot stools, aft follows a U shaped galley to port with large dinette to starboard, large windows surround giving good visibility and light. Continuing on aft and down 3 steps you find a double berth followed with dresser to starboard is a large head with stall shower following a hanging locker, up 3 steps to the aft deck. The aft deck is large and open with two large hatches to gain access to the engine compartment and the two 6-cylinder diesel engines, battery banks, and generator. Topside is a large Fly bridge designed by Ed Monk Sr. at a later date, and installed by the 3rd owner.

BOAT PARTICULARS

Hull: Caravel planked (1 1/2" Port Orford cedar) on Oak steam bent frames (1 1/2"X2" on 9" centers

Displacement: Gross weight 26 tons/Net weight 24 ton

Fasteners: Galvanized Boat Nails on planking, Bronze screws on Butt Blocks

Propulsion: Twin 1976 ISUZU, D-500, 105 HP, Diesel engines with Borgue Warner 2:1 V Drive transmissions driving 1 1/2" SS shafts with 20" x 20" x 1 ½" Three Bladed Props

Speed: Cruise, 8.4 Knots @ 4 GPH total or 9.0 Knots @ 5 GPH total

Tankage: Fuel, 400 Gallons, Water, 300 Gallons, Holding 38 Gallons