AUS-014

Essentials

Table of details and specifications of AUS-014
	Designer	Alfred Edward "Bill" Luders Jr. (USA)
	Builder	Jeff Clist (AUS)
	Material	Mahogany, carvel planked
	1st certificate issued	1963
	Original boat name	Barranjoey
	Original country	AUS
	Original sail number	014
	Current location	Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney (AUS)

5.5 KA-14 "Barranjoey" - and its GRP derivate - 28.11.2017 by Kaspar Stubenrauch: Mark Hunter reports on the Pittwater 30:
"...there is a GRP construction derived from KA-14, the Pittwater 30..."
So, in addition to the Columbia 5.5 (USA), the DARING (GBR), the Safir (SWE), the Mustang (SWE), we now know of an Australian GRP construction made based on the lines of a 5.5mR.
Barranjoey at Australian National Maritime Museum - 25.07.2010 by Hugh Ferrar: Barranjoey is now on exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney.
Information - 09.10.2007 by Warren Muir: Barranjoey was built by Jeff Clist in Sydney, Australia. Warren Muir was a boatbuilding apprentice, learning the art at that time
Information - 17.09.2007 by Sebastien Schmidt: Gold medal (1st/15) at the XVIII Olympics 1964 Tokyo, Japan, William Herbert (Bill) Northam / James Fred Robert Sargeant, Peter Joseph O'Donnell, Barranjoey, KA-14, Alfred E. Luders Jr. 1964, 1-6-2-1-dsq-1-4, 5981p.
Information - 17.09.2007 by Sebastien Schmidt: 7th/14 at the XIX Olympics 1968 Acapulco, Mexico, William 'Bill' Robert Solomons / James Gilbert Hardy, Gilbert Scott Kaufmann, Barrenjoey, KA-14, Alfred E. Luders Jr. 1964, 5-4-6-6-12-12-5, 69.4p.

Table of the history of sail number, name and ownership of AUS-014
Sail#	Boat name	Owner name
AUS-014	"Barranjoey"	Sydney Heritage Fleet (1963-?)