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Past NYR Projects
Below please find a
sampling of some of the work completed by Tim Lackey and Northern
Yacht Restoration over the past several years.
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The Daysailor
Project
A signature
conversion project! Beginning with a derelict sailboat,
I removed her deck and interior and rebuilt her from scratch,
including a new wood-framed deck, Herreshoff-style interior,
and all-new systems, rigging, and canvas. She was
launched for sea trials on August 26, 2005.
Please visit our detailed construction
website for this boat at
this link. She was sold in October, 2005 and
will be sailing the Maine coast with her new owner.
Click
here for recent photos and commentary.
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1963 Pearson
Triton Glissando
Comprehensive rebuild and
complete refitting, including new rigging, interior, engine,
mechanical systems, cosmetics, and significant structural repairs.
This is Tim's personal boat.
Click here for a
detailed project website>>>
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1967 Pearson
Ensign Silent Running
Awlgrip on hull and deck, and
complete stripping/revarnishing for the mahogany cockpit. This
project, completed in 1998, is still looking great today!
Click here for more details>>>
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30' Etchells
One-Design Sloop
New Awlgrip on the hull
in 2004
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17' O'Day
Daysailer Sloop
New Awlgrip on the hull in 2004. This boat returned in 2006
for minor structural repair.
Click here for more>>>
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22' Herreshoff
Eagle Traditional Sloop
Refinishing of the decks and
nonskid areas, and a variety of electrical work.
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28' Pearson
Triton
Alexseal Yacht Coatings finish on hull and deck in
2005.
Click here for more>>>
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1959 24' Crosby
Striper
Over the winter of 2005-2006, this
venerable classic received a significant cosmetic upgrade, including
new hull and deck paint, re-waterproofing the cabin trunk with Dynel
set in epoxy, and replacement and refinishing of her existing
mahogany trim.
In addition,
we removed the original Gray Marine V-8 engine and installed a new
Volve Penta 4.3l fuel-injected V-6 in its stead. In
conjunction with the repower, we replaced the engine controls and
overhauled the electrical system.
More info is here>>>
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1983 O'Day 17'
Daysailer
In early January 2007, we completed a structural and cosmetic
repair on this boat--a boat that we first saw several years ago for
the Claret paint job.
More details here>>>
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1960 Pearson
Triton
From December, 2006 to April,
2007, we completed Phase I of a major 2-part project on Kaholee.
Phase I centered around repairing and repainting the decks,
rebuilding and refinishing the interior, and several related
projects; Phase II centered around installing all new systems
(electrical, plumbing, sanitation, and mechanical), along with final
trim and detail work. The final phase, now complete,
saw trial launching, rigging, and completion of sailing hardware
installation, with a final highway delivery to Maryland.
Click here for details on Phase I>>>
Click
here for details on Phase II>>>
Click here for details on the Final Phase>>>
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1967 Pearson
Ariel
During the month of May, 2007, we completed a partial recore and
refinishing of the decks on this vintage 26' Pearson Ariel, giving
her a structural clean bill of health and providing a much-needed
cosmetic facelift in the process.
Click here for details>>>
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1965 Allied
Seabreeze
During June and July, 2007, we
stripped old topsides and bottom paint from this classic design, and
repainted with Alexseal flag blue and new green bottom paint.
Click here for details>>>
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1963 Pearson
Triton
During the winter of 2007-2008, we completed a deck recore and then
repainted both the hull and deck with Alexseal LPU. In
addition, we installed new mahogany cockpit coamings and sea hood,
and installed a new forward hatch and chainplates.
Click here for details>>>
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Alberg 30
During June 2008, I completed a variety of wiring and plumbing
jobs on this venerable classic, and also installed a new forward
hatch.
Click here for a project summary.
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Shields Class
Conversion Project: Bolero
Between November 2007 and July 2008, I rebuilt this aging Shields
Class sailboat, and reconfigured the deck design to incorporate a
small cuddy cabin. Conceived by a customer on the west coast,
Bolero has been getting rave reviews!
Click here for details. >>>
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