1980 Skipper 20

Fin, iron keel (no centerboard), encapsulated-not bolted on

Conventional mainsail (age unknown but crisp and clean)

Mainsheet traveler location at stern

Mainsail cover

Furling genoa, 110%, with UV stripe (age unknown but crisp and clean)

Second jib, size and age unknown

Aluminum deck stepped mast

Single spreader

Single backstay

Tiller steering

Tiller handle cover

Bow rail

Synthetic teak cockpit floor

Tohatsu outboard rests in outboard engine well

Navigation lights

Anchor light

Galvanized road worthy / launching trailer, single axle

In hull form, the Skipper 20 is like a Scandinavian "Spitzgatter," a double ender meant for heavy wind and heavy weather on the Baltic Sea.  

The build quality is as good as anything I've seen. Very high quality glass and wood. This one has 4 high-end opening, double dogged screened ports plus a quality forward hatch. Not sure of the brand, but looks like a Lewmar. Perfect for hot nights at anchor.

The boat is extremely clean. All cushions have been recovered in heavy white marine vinyl with piping. The previous owner added tasteful synthetic teak flooring and trim in various places.