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Wing 25

Brief details

Builder

Moulded by Tylers, fitted out by A. V. Robertson

The Wing 25 is an attractive little cruiser with the hull designed by Colin Mudie and the deck layout by Ricus van de Stadt. The design dates from 1964, and production continued, with various alterations along the way, running up to a Mk IV version before the last boats were built in 1981. Most of the Wing 25s built were originally fitted with a 6.5 hp air cooled Lister diesel, but most yachts will by now have been re-engined

LOA

25' 0"

Sail area

260 sq ft

LWL

18' 0"

Rig

sloop

Beam

8' 0"

Cabins

2

Draught

3' 7"

Berths

4

Displacement

6,610 lbs

Engine

Albin petrol or Lister diesel

Ballast

2,380 lbs

BHP

6.5

Keel type

Long encapsulated iron fin keel with spade rudder


The example illustrated here is understood to be hull no 1 from 1964, and is unusual in having had the keel-hung rudder removed, and a separate spade rudder fitted - the plan here shows the original standard arrangement. This modification was apparently done to improve the handling.

Wing 25s were originally built with a standard keel-hung rudder. The example illustrated here was apparently modified by having a spade rudder fitted as shown here.

The accommodation consists of a vee-berth forecabin, seen above with the saloon table stowed at the port side, with the heads compartment separating this from the saloon. The saloon has two settee berth, with a small galley to starboard with sink and cooker.

Photographs Yachtsnet

Below left: The original Albin engine in this yacht has been replaced with a new Yanmar 1GM10 diesel

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