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RAGAMUFFIN 54' 0" TA CHIAO 1979 PRICE ON APPLICATION

Specifications

Accomodations:
4 staterooms
Length:
54' 0" (16.46 m)
Beam:
15' 3" (4.65 m)
Draft:
8' 0" (2.44 m)
Year Built:
1979
Builder:
TA CHIAO
Category:
Cruising Sailboat
Engines:
1 engines Ford Lehman
Cruise Speed:
7 Kts. (8 MPH)
Max Speed:
10 Kts. (12 MPH)
Location:
CaribbeanUnited States Virgin Islands
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Basic Information

Builder:
TA CHIAO
Category:
Cruising Sailboat
Model Year:
1979
Year Built:
1979
Country:
United States Virgin Islands

Dimensions

LOA:
54' 0" (16.46m)
LWL:
45' 0" (13.72m)
LOD:
52' 0" (15.85m)
Beam:
15' 3" (4.65m)
Max Draft:
8' 0" (2.44m)
MFG Length:
54' 0" (16.46m)

Speed, Capacities and Weight

Cruise Speed:
7 Kts. (8 MPH)
Max Speed:
10 Kts. (12 MPH)
Water Capacity:
320 Gallons
Holding Tank:
50 Gallons
Fuel Capacity:
320 Gallons

Accommodations

Total Berths:
3
Total Heads:
2

Hull and Deck Information

Hull Material:
Fiberglass

Engine Information

Engines:
1
Manufacturer:
Ford Lehman
Engine Type:
Inboard
Fuel Type:
Diesel

Overview

Ragamuffin is a crewed charter yacht in the Virgin Islands and has been since 2004.   Previously she was on Lake Champlain for over 10 years, as the yacht “Dash”.  From 1980 to about 1990 she was a crewed charter yacht in the Virgin Islands under the name of “Bagheera”. 

Ragamuffin has been extensively remodeled and upgraded in the last eight years.  Complete aft cabin remodel; aft head; complete galley remodel, to increase storage and add new appliances; all exterior plywood walls removed and replaced with teak. The forward head has been remodeled creating 2 heads each head with an en suite shower. New generator; cockpit enclosure; sun awning; chain plates; standing and running rigging replaced; new halyards; oversize winches; complete electrical upgrade with added circuits and more. The teak decks are in the process of being removed and tread master to be installed.

Ragamuffin appears at first to be a CT54 but is considerably bigger than a 1975 model and is noticeably different and slightly larger than a 1983. She had a lead extension of 18 inches added to her keel, making her much better going to weather.  The owner operators have raced her with good results in many classic yacht races.

Accommodations

“Ragamuffin” has a 4 staterooms and 3 heads each with en suite shower.

Starting forward there is a “V” berth with two single berths. There is shelving port and starboard for books and sliding storage lockers as well. The cabin is nicely appointed with teak joinery.

Moving aft is the guest shower, which is centrally located with separate access for each of the guest staterooms. There is a linen closet to port, shower center, and the head to starboard. The head has a marine toilet, sink, mirror, vanity and storage.

Two guest staterooms lie to port and starboard.  The port guest stateroom features a comfortable double bed with storage beneath and  12 drawers with storage. There is a large opening hatch and 2 opening ports for light and ventilation.

The starboard guest stateroom features over and under berths with the lower berth larger of the two. There are 11 drawers with storage. There is a large opening hatch and 2 opening ports for light and ventilation here as well. Both guest staterooms have doors for added privacy.

The large main salon area is next with light and views provided by the pilothouse design. There is a pullout futon (sofa/bed) to port and chairs to starboard. The joinery work is all in fine teak. CT’s all have a tremendous amount of storage room in various drawers and opening lockers. There are bookshelves galore, as well. Beneath the flooring in the main salon is the engine room. There is a 120hp Ford Lehman diesel engine and a Next Generation 5.5k diesel generator in a sound shield.  The main electrical panel is built into the forward bulkhead.

In the aft section of the main salon is the nav station featuring an opening chart table.

A large sweeping companionway of solid teak completes the salon.

The galley lies behind the companion to port and is well designed and equipped. Opposite to starboard is the dining table with 2 opening ports for ventilation. 

Finally all the way aft is the owners stateroom, not as originally built but custom remodeled, with a huge athwartship Queen berth, 6 opening ports and large hatch, numerous lockers and drawers. There is a large hanging locker for clothes as well. To port and forward is the owner’s head, which features a marine toilet, mirror, vanity and shower.

Galley

The galley is accessed from behind the companionway with a large counter facing the main salon.

  • Large double sinks with mixing faucet
  • 4 burner Kuppersbusch propane cook top with Waring electric half-sheet commercial oven below (2011)
  • Large GE microwave / convection oven (2005)
  • Panasonic Infrared toaster oven (2008)
  • 8 cu. ft. refrigerator with 12V BD50 compressor / flat plate
  • 4.5 cu. ft. freezer with 12V BD50 compressor / flat plate and 120V AC compressor with holdover plate
  • Hot and cold pressurized water
  • Numerous drawers and lockers for storage, not as original, custom remodeled  for additional storage (2010)
  • Good counter space for meal preparation
  • 2 Opening ports for ventilation

Deck Equipment

  • Isomat aluminum masts and booms ,double headsail ketch rig
  • Teak deck forward, aft deck has had teak removed
  • 1.25’ SS pulpit and pushpit with double lifelines and SS stanchions
  • 50lb Delta anchor with 200ft 3/8 chain,
  • 70lb Barnacle anchor with 20ft ½ chain and 200ft  line.
  • 77lb Fluke anchor with 50ft ½ chain and 200ft line
  • 500 feet of hurricane line
  • Lofran Tigress 1200 watt electric windlass (2004)
  • 3 large teak deck boxes
  • 6 opening hatches/ 5 with screens
  • 5 dorade vents
  • Dodger/Bimini  (2010) – Cockpit fully enclosed with screens
  • Aft deck Sun awning (2010)
  • Genoa on Profurl roller furler
  • Staysail on Furlex roller furler
  • Main and mizzen have Custom Stackpacks
  • All sails are in very good condition made by Hood Marblehead loft
  • Chainplates have been replaced along with most of the rigging with Stalocs (2007)
  • 10 winches of which 8 are self tailors
  • Dinghy davits
  • BBQ

Navigation Equipment & Electronics

  • Raytheon chartplotter
  • Raymarine depth, wind and speed
  • Raymarine autopilot
  • VHF radio

Cockpit

  • Pedestal with wheel, engine controls and instrument pod
  • Cockpit cushions
  • Winches 6 all self tailors
  • Teak boxes for storage
  • Raymarine depth, wind and speed (2004)
  • Raymarine autopilot (2004)
  • Raytheon chartplotter
  • VHF RAM mic

Electrical Equipment

  • Four 4D AGM batteries, 800 amps (2009)
  • Magnum 2000 Inverter/charger (2008)
  • 2 Blue Sea electrical panels, complete electrical upgrade with added circuits (2005)
  • Hot water heater

Engine Room and Mechanical Equipment

  • Ford Lehman diesel engine 120 hp with rebuilt transmission (2005)
  • Heat Exchanger and hoses replaced 2006
  • 5.5 Next Generation Diesel generator with 300 hours (2011)
  • 2 Racor 500 fuel filters

Safety

  • 6 person Life Raft
  • Horseshoe ring / MOB pole

Remarks

Ragamuffin is a crewed charter yacht in the Virgin Islands and has been since 2004.   Previously she was on Lake Champlain for over 10 years, as the yacht “Dash”.  From 1980 to about 1990 she was a crewed charter yacht in the Virgin Islands under the name of “Bagheera”. 

Ragamuffin has been extensively remodeled and upgraded in the last six years.  Complete aft cabin remodel; aft head; complete galley remodel, to increase storage and add new appliances; all exterior plywood walls removed and replaced with teak. The forward head has been remodeled creating 2 heads each head with an en suite shower. New generator; cockpit enclosure; sun awning; chain plates; standing and running rigging replaced; new halyards; oversize winches; complete electrical upgrade with added circuits and more. The teak decks are in the process of being removed and tread master to be installed.

Ragamuffin appears at first to be a CT54 but is considerably bigger than a 1975 model and is noticeably different and slightly larger than a 1983. She had a lead extension of 18 inches added to her keel, making her much better going to weather.  The owner operators have raced her with good results in many classic yacht races.

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