LM 24 Motor Sailer - Cockle

A sweet Scandinavian designed motor sailer. Storngly built with a long encapsualted keel Cockle offers great stability and seaworthiness. In mast main and furling genoa with all lines aft to cockpit ensures easy short handed sailing. Sleeping four in a suprsingly spacious interior. Whatever the weather you can helm from cockpit or wheelhouse. A cracking couples or family cruiser for coastal hopping. Ideal entry vessel. Plenty of love and attantion in current ownership with a smorgasbord of upgrades in 2021.

[@geofffleming12]

That is a lot of boat in 24'. In some ways reminds me of a Pacific Seacraft Dana. I expected the Pilothouse to be little more than a hard Dodger, but WOW! With that canoe stern, I'll bet she handles a sea state well.

[@philgray1023]

Such a wonderful music background.

[@biggles494]

Its called Delicate Attention by BERTYSLO

[@ArmwrestlingJoe]

Nice covered cockpit from sun and rain

[@jerryschwimmer8559]

There was a gentleman that had a day charter business in Tortola with a boat like this. He would take out couples and family's in the 70's and 80's. A long white beard, his nickname was Santa Claus. Does anyone remember the name of his boat. He would visit our beach club on Copper Island in the B.V.I.

[@giuseppeconte5817]

Adorable, I'm looking for this boat but in Italy it's very difficult

[@captlarry-3525]

I can't see any reason why a couple could not cruise from The Uk and Ireland through scandinavia, down the danube or Dnieper to the med in a nice little boat like this...on a modest budget. Hmm.

[@philgray1023]

Having read about a couple that crossed the channel in a canal long boat. Narrow Dog to Carcassonne was their book, this would do it in a heartbeat. Brighton to the Black Sea anyone? I just noticed it has a tabernacle on the mast foot. Dropping the mast would be a doddle .

[@geofffleming12]

Deck stepped mast. And yes, they'd have to drop it on such journeys but absolutely doable. The Pacific Seacraft Dana 24 (which is comparable in many regards ) has done numerous circumnavigations - with no Pilothouse like this. The most popular of the production run on the LM sailboats had twin keels, like an English Macwester.

[@geofffleming12]

@@philgray1023 you might want to hold off a bit in that Black Sea voyage. Just sayin'.

[@philgray1023]

@@geofffleming12 My last trip over there was in a large grey coloured ship. I think I'll give it a miss for now.

[@dereksuddreth8672]

Shower?

[@tonybell8752]

I wonder how much they want for it?

[@robertparkinson6919]

There is never an approximate price?.

[@mariajosemorenoguerrero8638]

¿Tiene imbornales la bañera o cokpit?

[@jimmyjames7941]

I haven't sailed but why is there a switch for a compass?

[@geofffleming12]

It's got a light. Compass is not much good to ya at night, if ya can't read it.

[@yvonferland3801]

The worst video ever see