The Mariah carries the quality of Pacific Seacraft Construction and traditional design. This high quality classic boast of sturdiness and seaworthiness. Though not fast in light air she will make ground in 5 knots of breeze. Caramelo is a Mk 2 model. The main difference in the Mk 2 is the bowspirit; Pacific Seacraft extended it an additional 1' for a total length of 6'. This provides for extra sail area that helps in light air. A good 15 knot wind wakes the Mariah up. She finds her sweet spot and feels smooth and fast.
1979 Pacific Seacraft Mariah Mk 2
LOD: 31’LWL: 25’8”
LOA: 36’-39' w/ monitor
Beam: 10’9”
Draft: 4’11”
Displacement: 16,000 lbs.
Ballast: 6,000 lbs.
Hull: solid, hand-laid fiberglass, full-keel with cutaway forefoot. Canoe stern with aft and keel hung rudder.
Accommodations: Double Vee-berth forward, enclosed head aft of Vee-berth to port, hanging locker starboard. Main salon has double berth port and single settee berth starboard. Aft of double salon berth is Galley with double stainless sink, pressure water and Hillerange two burner propane stove with oven. Holding plate refrigeration is located starboard aft.
Engine: 1990 Yanmar 3-cylinder diesel, 3GM30F, 100 amp alternator
Rig: Cutter sloop with new standing rigging 2004. Tanbark sails are hung on rollers. We also have a cruising spinnaker we like to fly under 15 knots of wind.
Electronics: Autohelm ST4000 tiller autopilot, VHF, SSB, Radar, Chart Plotter.
Ground tackle: 35 lb. CQR, 100’ chain, 200’ rope rode and a 35 lb. Delta, 50' chain and 300' rode. Wildcat power windless
Equipment: Monitor, Kubota geni, wind geni, 6 person life raft, dodger, 8' foot dinghy, Honda 4 horse outboard, H2O maker.
