Drawings for all Perry designs are available.

We are in an age where most design work is now being done on the computer in Auto CAD. The hand drawn drawings will soon be a relic. I’m proud of my hand drafting. I’ve been working at it since I was 15 years old. I think most of my drawings approach a level of "art" in their sensitivity to detail and drafting technique. My drawings have been bought as decor items for several restaurants and I know many of my clients have framed my drawings for personal gifts and to decorate the walls of their homes.

Sail Plans are probably the most graphically satisfying and popular of my drawings although I have been know to turn a rudder gudgeon drawing into art. If you are interested in purchasing any of my sail plan drawings, interior drawings, structural layouts or deck layouts I would be happy to sell them to you. Unfortunately due the proprietary nature of hull lines drawings hull lines are only available for designs done before 1995.

I think every owner of a Perry design should own a set of plans for their boat.
Full sets are available to boat owners. These can provide a valuable reference tool in the care and maintenance of your boat. A folded set of plans for your boat belongs in your chart table. These are not the oversimplified add agency rendering you see in magazines. These are the actual large format designer’s working drawings and can be a great help in communicating with remote boat yards.

If you would like to order drawings I charge as follows:
Sail plans and other misc. drawings...............$45.00 per drawing, blue line print or Xerox print

Order 3 or more drawings and prices drop to $40.00 for blue line
We will need to discuss over e mail or the phone the exact drawings you are after.

I will also do custom hand drawn original sail plans for specific boats . These make very special, exclusive gifts and I’m certain they will have lasting value. I will quote custom original drawings separately but a typical sail plan would be $1,500. Availability depends on the press of current design work.

Brown line prints are on heavier paper stock and will stand up better to sunlight than a blue line print. Xerox prints hold up very well but you do loose a bit of the line sensitivity quality due to the Xerox process compared to an ammonia developed blue line print. I would choose blue line or Xerox for reference.

You can also have the full sized drawing reduced to a smaller size through the Xerox process. For an additional $25 we can reduce the drawing onto Mylar or even make blue line prints from the Mylar print if you want a smaller sized sail plan for framing. Add $25 if you want a half size print. Most full sized prints are around 30" by 40".

Mailing is by first class mail unless arranged otherwise and the drawings will be rolled in a tube.

Buy a sail plan. Hell, buy them all.

Bob Perry