2 heads, shoal keel, Ragtime, J-40 hull number 49, is a fast, commodious cruiser with many extra features and easily sailed by two people. She is currently berthed in Mamaroneck, NY on Long Island Sound. Ragtime was built during the winter of 1987-88 and launched that spring. She has navy blue awlgrip topsides, a white deck and cockpit and is all wood below, except for the galley workspace, which is white.

Description

UFO (shoal) keel (5.5 feet)
Navy blue topsides – awlgrip
Maxprop (2 bladed)
Hydraulic backstay and vang adjustment
Oversized destroyer wheel – 44” diam.
Dodger w/zip-in front and side curtains
Bimini which covers helm area
Navtec rod rigging
Spartite mast wedging
Full spinnaker gear
Harken mast track w/ball-bearing battcars for full batten main
Continuous tether attachment (walk around boat, no unhooking)
Running backstays (unusual for J-40, but useful)
Bruce 44-lb anchor
Raytheon radar on backstay Questus mount
B&G Quatro instrumentation (depth, speed, wind and loran
interface) 4 repeaters in cockpit
VHF radio
Loran (linked w/radar and B&G instruments)
GPS - Garmin
Newly-installed refrigeration (Seafrost)
Full batten main (new Spring 2004, Doyle)
Triple lazy jacks, updated to handle full batten main
110% genoa (new Spring 2004, Doyle)
Spinnaker w/sock (very lightly used)
152% genoa (UK Sailmakers)
Jib (moderate use, UK Sailmakers)
New upholstery (2005)
Newly-chromed ventilators
New 7/8” vent guards
Fitted Fairclough canvas winter cover
Cockpit cushions, very lightly used
Volvo engine, professionally maintained (+/- 1200 hours)

Asking price – $137,500