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The San JUAN 24 is a masthead sloop designed by Bruce Kirby, built by Clark Boat Co. from 1973 to the present, and derived from an IOR 1/4 ton prototype. It has a fin keel with a spade rudder, measures 7.3 meters LOA, 2.4 meters beam, 1.2 meters draft, and displaces 1451 kg. Aboard *Life is Like Sailing*, the owner recalled his sailing origins in 1996 after seeing a yellow San JUAN 24, the same model and color as his first sailboat.9:45 For first-time sailboat buyers, the San JUAN 24 is considered a trailerable option that simplifies storage and insurance.5:16 When inspecting a San JUAN 24, buyers should check keel bolts for rust, the bilge floor for cracks, the deck for soft spots, and chain plates, bulkheads, and the transom for solid attachment.2:20
