This Concordia Sheila type yawl - 'Design No. 14', originally commissioned by George Cheston, was completed in 1951 by Abeking & Rasmussen of Germany and christened Moorea. The original order and design specifications for this vessel are archived at the Mystic Seaport Museum. Copies are available for viewing in person at our office.

Now named Never Again, this well maintained classic sailing yacht has always been winter-stored indoors in a dirt floor shed that holds many classic wooden boats. It's last survey was in 2006 and it was a very good one. All recommended items have been addressed since then. The survey and recent visual inspection indicate that the vessel is in very good structural and mechanical condition.

Concordia yawls not only turn heads on the water, their owners become a part of American sailing history. Inspections available by appointment.

• New cushions Throughout

• Decks and cabinhouse are in excellent condition

• Main 1992 - Very Good
• Jib 1992 - Good
• Mizzen StaySail - Very Good
• Mizzen 1992 - Very Good

• Engine rebuilt in 1991
• 1" Bronze Shaft
• Grey 4-112
• 14D x 10p 2-blade prop

• 12 volt DC system
• 3 Group 24
• No Shore Power system
• 35 Amp Alternator

• Datamarine Depth
• Datamarine Speed
• Pioneer CD Stereo
• Northstar Loran
• Raytheon Ray 53 VHF

• Cockpit Cushions
• High Bilge Alarm
• Concor Wood Stove

Please contact Jonathan smith, central agent for further information and full specifications on this vessel. Jonathan would be delighted to give you a first hand personal description of the vessel and its features.