Information on the Elysian 27 Model

Elysian 27 Information

This craft was a true Fenland design. Designed and built in Ely, Cambridgeshire, this was a very successful design with a shallow V bottom and long keel. Lincoln and co built the firtst of over 1600 Elysian 27s in 1963. The hull design was later developed and stretched into the Princess 32 hull.

Early production started in 1963 and several versions were produced. In the early 1970s the craft was re-branded the JGM Madeira 27 with a glass fibre interior mouldings. Latterly Bounty Boats took over the moulds and produced the Bounty 27 with a redesigned superstructure.

In the late 1960s, F.W. Carrington made some boats with a wooden centre cockpit superstructure. This was then put into production with a GRP moulding and an aft cabin version was also available. Many mouldings were shipped to boatyards to fit out and many of them were used as hire boats.

The popular engine was the BMC Vedette, petrol BMC and Perkins diesel usually shaft driven. There are also some outdrive versions

Elysian 27 Typical Specifications

(Specifications may vary between boats)

• Length: 26ft 10ins/8.18m
• Year: 1963-1970
• Berths: 4
• Beam: 9ft 7ins/2.92m
• Draught: 2ft 2ins/0.66m

Useful Links

• Elysian Boats
• Purchase Elysian 27 Boat Test Report

Elysian 27 Documents & Original Brochures

• Elysian Boats
  
• Elysian 27
  
• Elysian 27 aft Cockpit
  
• Elysian 27 and 32