| Boat Name | Voyager 14 | |
| Manufacturer | Kings Lynn / Juxtamare Marine, Ltd. | |
| Hull Type | Pocket Cruiser | |
| LOA | 13'4" | (4.06m) |
| Beam | 5'1" | (1.55m) |
| Weight | 750 | (340.88kg) |
| Ballast | 150 | (68.18kg) |
| Keel Type | twin keel | |
| Berths | 2 | |
| Draft Up | 1'6" | (0.46m) |
| Draft Down | (m) | |
| Year Start | 1970 | |
| Year End | ||
| Number Made | ||
| Country | England, Essex | |
| MIC | ||
| Shortypen ID | 11 | |
| Clone | ||
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2016-08-07 by: Ian
I had a Redstart - very similar to a Voyager - back in the 1970s. Redstarts were 14'6' long - the additional 1'6' was for a stern locker aft of the cockpit. Redstarts, up to about sail No 84, were fin keel; after that, some were built with bilge keels.Voyagers were bilge keel, and I have never seen a fin keel Voyager.
Some time ago, the name Redstart seems to have been dropped; there was a boat for sale at Ludham Bridge, Norfolk, a couple of years ago that was said to be a Voyager 14,...read more
2016-09-26 by: DaveB
I've currently got the Redstart version of this, as Ian says its slightly longer with an aft locker for fenders, warps etc. It is a bilge keeler.
I kept and sailed it for a few years in the water at Walton and Frinton yacht club, however it is back home in the Midlands at the moment about to have a refurb.
Its hull is painted dark green, but wear patches show that it was red originally, befitting its name, so after a sand down that is what it will be resprayed.
Deck is...read more