The 22-foot Santana was Gary Mull's very first sailboat design and is still one of the best boats in its size-range, especially for sailing in heavy air. The basic design sprouted from sketches on a cocktail napkin at the Chart House in Alameda. (Tools of the trade were much more basic in those days.)
The Santana 22 quickly became one of the most popular one-design sailboats on San Francisco Bay and soon found its way to other windy venues such as Monterey, Oklahoma, the Columbia River, Houston, Dallas, and Lake Dillon, Colorado. A total of 747 boats were built in the first production run, and many of them still sail actively today.
"Que Apel" is a much newer Santana 22 than the other boats in our fleet. WD Shock, the builder, rereleased the 22 in 2001 and built a significant number. Updated cockpits, decks and interiors were incorporated into this design. These are the best Santana 22's ever built.
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LOA
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Beam
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Draft
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Displacement (lbs)
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Ballast (lbs)
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Sail Area (sq ft)
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Designer
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22'
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7'10"
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3'6"
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2,600
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1,230
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217
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Gary Mull
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RATES
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Cap
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3hr Wkday
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4hr Wkday
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5hr Wkday
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4hr Wkend
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5hr Wkend
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Skippered
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4
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$600
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$750
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$890
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$775
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$950
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RATES
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Cap
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Type
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1/2 Wkday
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Full Wkday
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1/2 Wkend
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Full Wkend
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Bareboat
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4
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Mem/NonMem
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$190/na
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$230/355
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/na/na
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$285/440
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