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Excerpts from Classic 1973 Brochure By popular demand Columbia Yacht Corporation is proud to offer the Columbia 50 as a standard model. This model should not, however, be confused with the Custom Columbia 50 wherein the owner has the option to design the interior arrangement to his particular requirements, thus giving the flexibility notheretoforeavailable in a fiberglass 50 foot ocean racer. The Standard Columbia 50 is offered in one interior arrangement and with a minimum of equipment. The owner can therefore select only the equipment that he needs to Satisfy has particular requirements without paying for the many custom features that are standard on the Custom Columbia 50. 1. One piece molded hull with color permanently molded in. 2. A recessed molded-in cove strip 'n your choice of colors. 3. One-piece molded deck and trunk cabin with molded-in non-skid surfaces, sandwich construction for strength and lightness. 4. Ballast - 14,600 lbs. lead. 5. A 70 HP Universal Engine with 2:1 reduction gear turning an 18" solid, thin blade sailor prop - on center - no aperture - 60 amp. alternator. 6. Engine room blower. 7. A Monel propeller shaft. 8. Morse shifting and throttle controls. 9. A zinc "Perry" nut on propeller shaft. 10. A laminated fiberglass and foam rudder with Monel rudder shaft. 11. Pedestal steering and a 32" destroyer wheel. 12. Teak cockpit seat hatches. 13. All through-hulls are bronze and are set in flush with hull and have valves on them. 14. A fifty-six gallon fuel tank with shut off valve. Tank located below cabin sole (most advantageous for rating under CCA.) 15. Two fifty-two gallon water tanks located below waterline. 16. Hiller three burner pressure alcohol stove on gimbles with oven. Two and one-half gallon remote tank. 17. All berths are of 4" foam, upholstered in Naugahyde, in your choice of colors. 18. A large top-load ice box, well insulated with 3" foam and capable of carrying over 200 lbs. of ice in the ice compartment alone. 19. Ten cabin lights located in strategic places such as; over ice box, over navigator's table, etc. All lights are situated so that they won't interfere with the helmsman's night vision. 20. Port and starboard running lights, stern light and bow light mounted on mast. 21. Two 105 amp. batteries (one for main engine and the other for the accessories) with selector switch so that either or both batteries may be used for any function. 22. All circuits run to a master panel and are protected by individual circuit breakers, includes battery condition indicator. 23. A satin smooth molded headliner extends throughout the yacht. This not only finishes off the overhead beautifully, but it also provides enough insulating qualities to stop the age old problem of condensation. 24. The interior is finished in the traditional manner by painting out bulkheads in oyster white and trimming them with solid teak. (Natural teak bulkheads are used to close off head compartment.) All doors and drawers are solid teak faced and are of raised paneled construction; this, along with turned spindled sea railings, adds that i ttle tou'ch of beauty appreciated by knowledgable yachtsmen. 25. A full "chart Size" navigator's table with chart drawer under. 26. Head compartment includes: a. Medicine cabinet. b. Large mirror. c. A round stainless steel sink in the vanity. d. Towel and paper holders. e. Two lighting fixtures, both equipped with an intensity switch. f. Two large storage cabinets below the vanity. g. And, of course, the marine toilet. 27. Formica covered dinette table with sea rails. 28. Two large, deep, stainless steel galley sinks. 29. A stainless steel stem fitting. 30. Genoa Gear consisting of: a. 22 feet of 1- 1/4" stainless steel track port and starboard through-bolted encompassing rail, deck and hull. b. End stops and four adjustable cars. c. Two Number 4 snatch blocks. 31. One No. 16 Barlent top-action jib halyard winch. 32. One No. 3 Barlent wire reel main halyard winch with handle. 33. Tapered aluminum mast with spruce spreaders. 34. Aluminum boom. 35. All exterior joiner work is teak, beautifully fitted in the best Yachting tradition. 36. Dead light located over head compartment. 37. A 12-volt automatic electric bilge and sump pump, protected by a circuit breaker. Discharge through fitting in transom eliminates back'siphon problem. 38. Grounding for lightninglprotection. 39. Stainless steel stand~flg rigging with Swage marine eyes. 40. Stainless steel jib halyard with a rope to wire splice to a braided dacron tail. 41. Stainless steel main halyardL 42. Braided dacron main and jib sheets. 43. Forged turnbuckles with forged rigging toggles. 44. A complete cold pressure water systemsupplying the galley and head sinks. OPTIONAL .EXTRA EQUIPMENT LIST 1. Geared Roller Reefing with a Special worm gear outhaul arrangement operated at the mast 'end of the boom ............. $400.00 2. A second head' compartment including: a. Medicine cabinet. b. Large mirror. c. A round stainless steel sink in the vanity. d. Towel and paper holders. e. Two lighting fixtures. COLUMBIA 50 STANDARD AND CUSTOM INTERIOR MODELS OPTIONAL EXTRA EQUIPMENT (these prices are not current, just included to retain integrity of original brochure) 1. Westerbeke Diesel Four 107 with 2.5:1 reduction gear (47 H.P.) $1,500.00 2. Starrett Diesel with 2.5:1 reduction gear (No. 121D 55 H.P.) 1,000.00 3. Spinnaker Gear consisting of: a. An aluminum spinnaker pole with custom end fittings and a topping lift bridle attached. b. Quick release deck mounted spinnaker pole chocks. c. Braided dacrort spinnaker halyard with swivel snap shackles. d. Barient #16 top-action spinnaker halyard winch. e. Braided dacron spinnaker pole topping lift, with swivel snap shackle. f. Braided dacron foreguy with swivel Snap shackle. g. Two braided dacron spinnaker sheets with swivel snap shackles. h. Two No. 4 snatch blocks and two adjustable cars mounted on the Genoa track that extends to the stern. Two No. 7 cleats for spinnaker sheets. i. All cleats on mast labeled to correspond to the spinnaker pole topping lift, spinnaker halyard, etc. j. A uniquely designed spinnaker pole hoist. The stainless steel slide designed for two poles, can be moved to the proper position by the use of a continuing braided dacron line running through a cheek block mounted at the end of the stainless steel mast mounted track and secured on a cleat 1,000.00 4. Helmsman Saddle Seat 50.00 5. Cockpit Cushions, 2" vinyl in modern decorator colors (closed cell foam $100 extra) 100.00 6. Spreader lights connected to master switch with circuit breaker and cockpit accessible push-pull switch 75.00 7. Masthead light connected to main switch panel with own breaker switch 55.00 8. Insulated backstay (Barient) 190.00 9. Bow pulpit of 1" stainless steel 185.00 10. Stern pulpit of 1" stainless steel 195.00 11. Single lifelines and stanchions with plastic coated stainless steel wire and fourteen each one-inch stainlesmJsteel stanchions, equipped with gates, port and starboard, with forward ends equipped with Pelican Hooks so it may be lead from pulpit to deck. Single 405.00 Double 455.00 12. Throttle and clutch control assembly mounted on pedestal steerer rather than on cockpit bulkhead 95.00 13. Shipping cradle 400.00 14. Docking lines (four each) of 5/8' braided dacron 65.00 15. Contrasting non-skid colors on deck 100.00 16. Commissioning within 10 miles of plant (plus freight) 600.00 17. Hinged drop-leaf dinette table that opens toward the aisle for port side berth use 45.00 18. Forward hatch opening forward or aft with double hinge and extractable pin 50.00 Chrome hardware 200.00 20. Butane installations (mounted under helmsman seat) one tank 75.00 a. Extra butane tank 35.00 21. Painted mast, boom, and spinnaker pole. (No Warranty) 300.00 22. Manual hand bilge and sump pump mounted in starboard cockpit seat hatch with discharge lead aft to transom through-hull 75.00 23. Varnished teak exterior 250.00 24. Varnished teak interior (Teak bulkheads $100.00 extra) 350.00 25. Additional stainless steel water tankage, complete with own cut-off valve and venting, Per gallon 6.00 26. Additional galvanized fuel tankage, complete with own cut-off valve and venting, Per gallon 5.00 27. Dodger with window, vinyl, with 1" stainless steel tubular frames $230.00 28. Interior hand grab rails, under main cabin windows 75.00 29. Additional salt water hand pump for galley sink 65.00 30. Additional fresh water hand pump for galley sink 45.00 31. Lee boards on all berths mounted with chrome piano hinges 175.00 32. Reaching strut of aluminum with custom end fittings and mast mounted stainless steel pad eyes with deck mounted chocks 180.00 33. Flag staff and holder 25.00 34. Mast pulpits, port and starboard, of stainless steel 275.00 35. Aluminum spinnaker pole end fitting by IRarient 200.00 36. Additional spinnaker halyard including a masthead block, a No. 3 top-action winch, and a No. 7 stainless steel cleat and a swivel snap shackle 198.00 37. Additional spinnaker pole with deck chocks 240.00 38. Additional topping lift complete with mast block, cleat, swivel snap shackle, and double ring pole track car 55.00 39. Sea hood for companionway hatch- of fiberglass 110.00 40. Additional lights in the forward sail locker and engine room 40.00 41. 110-Volt shore power to hot water heater and six duplex outlets in cabin with own safety breaker switch 185.00 42. Chafing gear on all shrouds 115.00 43. Battery charger, 20 Amp. capacity (12-Volt Lewco) 187.00 44. Dual alternators 210.00 45. Martec folding propeller, 20" 375.00 46. Two South Coast latching type foot blocks for Genoa leads 210.00 47. Double jib halyard, complete with stainless steel wire to dacron tail, swivel snap shackle, mast mounted No. 3 halyard winch and No. 7 stainless steel cleat 281.00 48. Five-inch Danforth/White portable steering compass with double mounting, yacht bracket, built-in correction units and night light 290.00 49. Electric refrigeration: Magna Kold, 12-volt and shore power 110-volt 695.00 50. Mechanical refrigeration 950.00 51. Electric head, "Groco K' 145.00 52. Removable teak chocks and hold-down straps for dinghy. 345.00 53. Additional 3" snatch blocks, South Coast 45.00 54. Additional 4" snatch blocks, South Coast, each 55.00 55. 3" Name and port painted on transom 55.00 a. Numbers 10.00 56. Additional Genoa swivel eye tack shackle for ease in headsail changes 18.00 57. Starboard masthead flag halyard with sheave and pincher clips 15.00 58. Starboard spreader flag halyard with sheave and pincher clips 15.00 59. Extra Batteries, 105 Amps 90.00 60. Teak bulkheads, per sq. ft 1.90 61. Double headsail rig including the following: a. Stainless steel tack fitting b. Stainless steel mast tang c. Two three-foot sections 1-1/4" stainless steel track mounted on deck d. Two 1-1/4" cars e. Two No. 3 snatch blocks f. One Barient #16 staysail halyard winch with handle g. Rope to wire staysail halyard 500.00 62. Barient Backstay Adjustor 325.00 Net 63. Binnacle Guard 75.00 (For additional types of wind instruments, see Master Electronic List) NOTE: The above prices on instruments include installation Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. EFFECTIVE: 6-1-69 |
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