Bermudas

BermudaCoverShot.jpg (30429 bytes)

We have Bermuda Shirts and Gifts at our online store,  Click Here to view

$
"Typhoon" sailed by James Geil

The Bermuda was the first model introduced by Cheoy Lee and the year was 1963 according to Practical Sailor although we have one owner whose Bermuda was built in 1961
Text from original brochure

The Bermuda 30 is a boat that commands instant admiration from "old salts" and "newcomers" alike. You will marvel at the wealth of detail thought that has gone into her. An adaptation of the well-known Herrshoff H-28 offshore ketch, she is a true family boat with plenty of room and livability both above and below. A single-hander if need be, she's to be reckoned with in any race. 

Although the Bermuda 30 slides through the water effortlessly, she is built also for cruising enjoyment. Her roomy forward and main cabins, storage areas, toilet room and galley are brightly lighted and well aired, and a six-footer can roam erect throughout her spacious interior without bumping his head. As many as ten adults can be accommodated in the cockpit of the Bermuda 30. She sleeps four. Optional equipment is available as desired, including sloop rig and Diesel engine.

Fiberglass Model

Reinforced Plastics hull with Lloyd's moulding certificate or built to Lloyd's 100A1 classification is also available for the Bermuda 30 to take the place of teak hull, while decks, cabin sides and interior remain in teakwood

Production Years: At least from 1962 to 1967 from data sent in by 27 owners.

Orient Star Bermuda 30 Ketch1.jpg (37776 bytes)
"Orient Star"
 

Sorceress1.jpg (24775 bytes)
"Sorcoress" 
Nancy Foster & Bob Boudreau

bermudacamp2.jpg (39403 bytes)
Denis Camps "Orient Express

 

Specs

LOA - 29'7"
LWL - 24'
Beam - 8'9"
Draft - 3'8"
Sail Area -343 sq ft
Displacement - 10,1200 Lbs

Available as Ketch or Sloop


Click for full size image

Following Line Drawing submitted on original brochure by Andrew Williamson aboard "Aeolus"


Click for full size image

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

3/4" teak planking, lpol steambent frames, Yacal stem, sternpost, horn timber, Teak cabin, cockpit, trim Fiberglass deck and cabin top,
Self bailing cockpit, Select spruce hollow spars,
Terylene (Dacron ) main jib and mizzen sails Stainless steel standing rigging,   Bronze propeller and shaft, Rubber stern bearing, Sea cocks on  all underwater fittings Complete storage area in cockpit seats,  Walk-around decks Teak cockpit deck, Chromed bronze turnbuckles,  Enclosed toilet room Universal 30 hp. engine, direct drive.   Foam rubber mattresses, Bronze Navy- type bilge pump,  Stainless steel or bronze' deck and spar fittings, Stainless steel sink and galley pump, Two tinned copper water tanks, 40 gallon total, Tinned copper fuel tank, 25 gallons, Sheet winches Halyard winches, Heavy duty 12 volt battery, All sheets, halyards and blocks, Stainless steel halyards
with vinylon tails, Running lights, Copper rivet or bronze fastenings,
Opening ports, Formica galley, Bronze bow anchor fairlead

Optional Extra Equipment

Teak decks, 3" foam rubber cockpit cushions, Sail covers: main, jib, mizzen, Volvo-Penta MD2 15-12HP diesel engine with 1.87-1 built- in reduction gear and self-adjusting
revere gear. Chromed Bronze pulpit, stanchions, and  plastic covered lifelines.

Listing of Bermuda Owners - Click Here
 

BACK to MODELS PAGE

To navigate our site choose links below click "Search Cheoy Lee Site Radio Button" to use Googles search engine  to search our site by key words
only search Cheoy Lee Association Website

 Site Map | Models | Owners | History |  Links  | Parts & Address's
News | Forum |  C.L. Power Boats  |  Restoration Issues
  |  HOME |