Hello Lenny,
She is a 1974 M17, Hull #025 and has the conventional keel with a cast
iron centerboard and a small winch inside just below the companionway
sill. I assume the ballast is iron rather than lead. She has a cutout
in the transom, port side, that looks like it is original as Jerry built
her. Large cockpit locker to port and small locker aft starboard- not
really lockers as both open directly to the hull. By going headfirst
into the starboard quarterberth I can access the single cockpit drain
and fittings. Do you think your '77 was original or modified? Jerry
wrote in his history that a few fixed keel boats were built but I don't
recall hearing about a swing keel model.
Ron
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