For sale

A.C.E
US 2

Etobicoke Yacht Club
OD US 2
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1928
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Not Measured

History

A.C.E US 2

A.C.E. or Ace of Kings was one of 11 Starling Burgess designed, Abeking Rasmussen built Eight Metres. They were all together designed and built for the New York Yacht Club as Olympic Contenders. Out of these 11 Eights, 4 still exist, 2 still race and 2 are for sale as a restoration project layed up in Ontario.By an E-mail from Doug Peterson to John Lammerts van Bueren July 8th 2001JohnCall me about the Burgess eight. They were going to cut it up next week.I sent my lawyer to buy it (probably for free? ) and start paying for storage.Send phone number and email addresses of the Toronto lake customers so we can find an owner.I have lots of digital photos to send them.Doug2024 - She is still alive and for sale as a restoration project.Yard - Abeking & Rasmussen (Bremen, Germany)Designer - Starling BurgessBuilt For - New York Yacht Club - 11 were built 4 survied A.C.E. - Aurora - Wyvern - JackeenOlympic ContenderOriginal Name - A.C.E First Owner - Adrian Iselin (NY)Needs Full RestorationComes with original wood mastCradle Included.Lying - Caledon, Ontario

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History

Build Year:
1928
Designer:
Starling W. Burgess
Yard:
Abeking & Rasmussen - Lemwerder
Build in:
Germany
First Name:
A.C.E. II
First Owner:
Adrian Iselin II - New York
First Country:
U.S.A.
First Sail no.:
OD US 2
Previous Names:
A.C.E. II, A.C.E.

Current

Division:
Not Measured
Designer:
Condition:
Layed up
Fleet:
North America
Yacht Club:
Etobicoke Yacht Club
Country:
Canada

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Website:
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Specs

A.C.E US 2

‍Sail Area: The total surface area of all sails on the yacht, determining its power and speed.
Main Sail: The large sail attached to the main mast, providing most of the propulsion.
Fore Triangle: The area between the mast, deck, and forestay where headsails are rigged.
LOA (Length Overall): The full length of the yacht from the tip of the bow to the end of the stern.
LWL (Length at Waterline): The length of the hull where it meets the water, affecting speed and stability.
Beam: The yacht's widest point, which impacts stability.
Draught: The vertical distance between the waterline and the bottom of the keel, affecting how deep the yacht sits in the water.
Weight: The overall mass of the yacht.
Construction: The materials and method used to build the yacht, such as wood, steel, or fiberglass.
Rig: The configuration of the yacht’s sails, masts, and rigging.

Technical Specs

Sail Area:
Main Sail:
Fore Triangle:
LOA:
1.432
LWL:
901
Beam:
260
Draught:
190
Weight:
Construction:
Mahogany on oak
Rig:

Other Info

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Other Names:
Clyde Based:
Yacht on the sea near the port with houses in the background
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