Pearson 43: Sojourner

Perfectly maintained, Sojourner is a lovely, classic sailing yacht. The Pearson 43 was designed and introduced in 1968 by William Shaw as a replacement for Pearson’s then Rhodes 41. Originally intended as a large offshore racer, this exceptional design has retained its popularity because of its good deep-sea keeping characteristics and excellent accommodations. Sojourner’s current owner has upgraded her systems and made modifications to both her deck and her spacious interior.

ACCOMMODATIONS
2 SINGLE BERTHS IN MAIN CABIN, 1 DOUBLE BERTH, 1 SINGLE BERTH IN AFT CABIN, 1 OFFSET
DOUBLE BERTH IN FORWARD CABIN
1 head with shower; pressurized hot and cold water; Seafrost engine-driven refrigeration, 3-burner propane stove with oven, complete galley gear and linens; 4 opening hatches, 10 opening ports with screens.

SAILS AND ACCESSORIES
Roller furling with 135% genoa, roller-furling staysail, mainsail with 2 reefs, self-tailing winches; dodger; wheel steering; swim ladder; Delta anchor on bow roller, Fortress anchor, windlass; inflatable dinghy with outboard; safety equipment as required by the US Coast Guard for coastal cruising.

ELECTRONICS
VHF radio; knotmeter with log, depth sounder, wind instruments; Radar, GPS; autopilot; AM/FM stereo with CD; 12-volt power with inverter, 120-volt shore power with battery charger.

	Specifications Built 1969 (total rebuild 1995) LOA 42 ft. 9 in. Beam 11 ft. 9 in. Draft 6 ft. 6 in. Engine Westerbeke diesel engine Fuel Capacity 50 gallons Water Capacity 100 gallons