2000 Gozzard 44 Mark I13m

Calypso has the innovative Gozzard  44 interior incorporating the convertible forward dinette area with the small table fixed and the large dining table stowed.  These settees easily swing together to make a walk around queen berth with privacy provided via the hinged door and lift-able bulkhead section.

Aft to port is a designated deep freezer compartment and then head with separate shower stall.  Next is the aft stateroom with a king-size berth, hanging lockers, and drawers.

To starboard is the small settee then huge u shaped galley with 10 cubic ft 2 section refrigerator (DC5000 compressor and water pump electric motor in 2007), 3 burner gimbaled Force 10 stove, double SS sink, and microwave. Aft of this is the nav station with a large interior storage area behind with cabinetry and separate cockpit lazarette storage aft.

Custom built with 6'11" headroom thru out and new ultra-leather upholstery in 2006. 

New curtains 2021

- 2500 Watt inverter
- 190 amp alternator rebuilt 2008
- 4D start battery  
- 1400 amp deep cycle house battery bank
- Horizon VHF with 2007 cockpit ram mic
- Autohelm ST50 tri data and wind instruments
- Raymarine color chart platter & radar with repeater at nav station
- Autohelm ST6000 autopilot and Octopus linear drive autopilot
- Stereo  AM/FM CD/AUX input with cabin and cockpit speakers
- Shore power connections at bow and stern
- Masthead anchor light
- Steaming light

- Brightwood finished in Awlwood by Gozzard in 2021
- Topsides Awlgripped in 2003
- New Interprotect 2000 barrier coat 2013
- Dodger, bimini & center section with Eisenglass windshield 2007 all professionally cleaned in fall of 2021. Eisenglass is rarely used and in like-new condition. 
- Lighthouse 1501 electric reversible  windlass w/ cockpit and foredeck controls
- 65# CQR with 330' chain new in 2012
- Bulwagga secondary anchor with 250' of chain and rope rode
- Foredeck washdown
- New lifelines in 2008
- Lifesling rescue system
- Highfield C310 RIB with aluminum bottom 2021
- Mercury 20 hp 2-stroke outboard 2004
- Dinghy davits built into aft rail
- Outboard motor crane
- Force 10 BBQ
- Fresh and seawater washdown system
- Four dorades with cowl vents
- cockpit shower with hot and cold water
- Fairclough full winter cover with frame 2011

- Mack furling Main, genoa, staysail 2017 
- Charleston anodized aluminum Furling Mast with built-in storm tri-sail track and boom
- Deck stepped with rated 96,000 pound GRP compression post
- Double spreaders with through-bar spreader roots
- Electric main halyard and primary winches
- Dutchman boom brake
- Whisker pole

- Side-Power bow thruster|
- Westerbeke 7.6kw generator 806 hours
- Ocean Air reverse cycle AC
         9000BTU in aft cabin
        160000BTU for main and forward cabin
- Plumbing prepped for watermaker
- Shorepower connections at bow and stern
- Sanitary hoses and holding tank replaced in 2021
- Four Nicro solar vents
- Six 12v cabin fans

The hull is molded from female production tooling. The laminate as with all Gozzard Yachts is a “sandwich” cored construction. The “SP Systems” Corecell foam core increases panel stiffness, strength, impact resistance, and sound/thermal insulation while maintaining an excellent weight to strength ratio. Most of the weight saved by designing the cored laminate is then re-applied in extra skin thickness on either side of the core, making the laminate schedule, in the words of the SP engineers, “robust in the Gozzard tradition”. Only marine grade Vinyl-ester laminating resins are used in the hull laminate.

The hull laminate is constructed of knitted double bias E-glass RM (0-90) and XM (45-45) cloth. Additional reinforcing is utilized in the bow, trail-board, chain plate, mast step, and transom areas.  The core material measures ¾” in thickness, and has a density of 6 pounds per cubic foot. The core is installed using both vacuum bagging and hand-laid techniques. The core runs from the cove stripe to approximately 10” from the centerline. The coring material is eliminated and replaced with a solid glass laminate in the areas of the sheer line, centerline, keel, rudderpost, and thru-hulls.

The deck, like the hull, is finished with Cook “Buffback” Off White gelcoat and is a molded FRP sandwich construction with ½”, ¾” and 1” SPS Corecell. In areas where equipment is to be installed, the coring material is eliminated created a solid laminate. The outer and inner skins are built up to a thickness of approximately 1/4”. The deck flange is solid and built up to ½” in thickness. Extra reinforcing is added to the cleat, mast step, and winch attachment areas as well as high-stress areas and corners.  The hull deck joint is bedded in 3M 5200 and bolted on 6” centers with 5/16” Stainless Steel machine screws with ny-lock (aircraft) nuts.

All main or structural bulkheads are constructed using cored FRP laminates for superior strength, low relative weight, and total rot resistance. All bulkheads are glassed to the hull and later the deck before the interior trim work is installed.
While some manufacturers install a grid-like structure with the cabin sole screwed down onto the tops, we prefer to use a closed grid structure by combining the floor and the stringer surfaces into assemblies. This not only makes the floor nice and solid underfoot it also compartmentalizes the areas you can not easily access normally. The center section is accessed with removable bilge panels to provide access to tanks and pumps.