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- Pearson_Triton abstract "The Pearson Triton is a fiberglass sailboat that was manufactured by Pearson Yachts.The Triton was introduced at the 1959 New York National Boat Show and was an immediate sales hit. An estimated seven hundred examples of this conservative, deep-water 28.5 foot auxiliary cruising sailboat were built between 1959 and 1970.The Triton was designed by Carl Alberg, with a strong influence from Scandinavian sailboats such as the Folkboat and also the CCA race rules of the day. The Triton was first built by Pearson Yachts in Bristol, RI. Approximately 200 West Coast version Tritons were built under license by Aeromarine Plastics in Sausalito, CA. The east and west coast versions differ somewhat in a number of minor construction details while retaining the same basic hull shape. One obvious difference was an all-fiberglass coaming around the cockpit on the WC models versus a traditional wood coaming on the East Coast models. Early East Coast versions also featured cast bronze frames for all of the port windows. The West Coast boats had frameless ports. All were originally powered by a Universal Atomic 4 gasoline auxiliary engine.Single-handed sailor James Baldwin successfully circumnavigated his Triton \"Atom\" twice in the 1980s. Spanish sailor Fernando de Oleza, has successfully completed three transatlantic crossings, single-handling his 1963 Pearson Triton \"Pájaro\". Many Tritons have made numerous Pacific and Atlantic crossings.".
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- Pearson_Triton wikiPageLength "2976".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageOutDegree "20".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageRevisionID "688518217".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Alberg_35.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Albin_Vega.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Bristol,_Rhode_Island.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Carl_Alberg.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Category:1950s_sailboat_type_designs.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sailing_yachts.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Circumnavigation.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Coaming.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Fiberglass.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Monohull.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Nordic_Folkboat.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Pearson_Ariel.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Pearson_Renegade.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Pearson_Vanguard.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Pearson_Wanderer.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Pearson_Yachts.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Sailboat.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Sausalito,_California.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLink Universal_Atomic_4.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pearson Triton 28".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pearson Triton".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageWikiLinkText "Triton".
- Pearson_Triton construction Fiberglass.
- Pearson_Triton designer "Carl Alberg".
- Pearson_Triton hull "6900.0".
- Pearson_Triton hull "–".
- Pearson_Triton keel "Fixed -".
- Pearson_Triton name "Triton".
- Pearson_Triton olympic "no".
- Pearson_Triton type Monohull.
- Pearson_Triton updated "2013-02-05".
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Convert.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Sailboat_Specifications.
- Pearson_Triton wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Pearson_Triton year "1959".
- Pearson_Triton subject Category:1950s_sailboat_type_designs.
- Pearson_Triton subject Category:Sailing_yachts.
- Pearson_Triton hypernym Sailboat.
- Pearson_Triton type Ship.
- Pearson_Triton type Type.
- Pearson_Triton type Type.
- Pearson_Triton comment "The Pearson Triton is a fiberglass sailboat that was manufactured by Pearson Yachts.The Triton was introduced at the 1959 New York National Boat Show and was an immediate sales hit. An estimated seven hundred examples of this conservative, deep-water 28.5 foot auxiliary cruising sailboat were built between 1959 and 1970.The Triton was designed by Carl Alberg, with a strong influence from Scandinavian sailboats such as the Folkboat and also the CCA race rules of the day.".
- Pearson_Triton label "Pearson Triton".
- Pearson_Triton sameAs Q7158362.
- Pearson_Triton sameAs m.0b6nf9.
- Pearson_Triton sameAs Q7158362.
- Pearson_Triton wasDerivedFrom Pearson_Triton?oldid=688518217.
- Pearson_Triton isPrimaryTopicOf Pearson_Triton.