New rod standing rigging

For sale is a Baltic 55 DP modified for exploration from 1989 GRYNING is hull #9 and as such, the last of the popular Baltic 55's built. GRYNING was expertly outfitted for short handed passage making when built. She has primarily been captain maintained and constantly upgraded.  In 2015 she was converted/upgraded for Polar Explrations and sailed into the most difficult weather conditions in the North Sea, Med and North Atlantic Ocean, without any issues. With her shoal draft wing keel and user friendly deck layout, she is a perfect world cruiser. GRYNING was extensively refit during winters 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2003/2004, 2005/2006 and 2013 at the BALTIC YACHTS SHIPYARD. During the winter of 2013 she was at a Baltic yard where a lifecycle service was done.  GRYNING is a truly fast and comfortable passage maker. A lot of the upgrades, such as larger engine with matched propeller, carbon fiber rudder, carbon fiber pocket boom, carbon fiber mast and other sail handling equipment she has received over the past few years have further enhanced her speed and ease of handling.Under power she has a cruising speed of 8 knots at 2,200 rpm and 9+ knots at 85% engine power. At 6 knots she has a range of 1000 Nm under engine.She was 1st in class and second overall in the Marblehead-Halifax Ocean Race 2003, 3rd in class and third overall 2005 and 2nd in class in the Newport-Bermuda Race 2008. IRC measured weight 45,930 Ibs (20,834 kg). She is compliant with OGR 2023 specifications, with minor parts to be replaced. While from 1989, she is a unique yacht in several ways and has a number of features that are usually found on much more modern yachts. Main of these unique features are: Teak deck removed and filled with Epoxy and International paint (2023) Hull repainted (2023) New Rod Standing Rigging (2023) New Hydraulic Ram for Autopilot (2023) Mainsail Hydranet by Incidence Sails (2022) Carbon fiber mast, Carbon fiber “canoe” boom, Carbon spinnaker pole and bowsprit (2006) Carbon fibre rudder redesigned to provide 16% improvement in effort needed for steering (2005) Higher horsepower diesel engine with low engine hours and high torque Wing keel with only 2.18m draft Hydraulic Reckmann roller furler for the Genoa driven by a Lewmar Commander power pack which has spare parts; new Hydraulic motor, more powerful, has been fitted in 2018. This plant also power the windlass and the port halyard winch Electrical Powered primary and mainsheet winches Very sheltered central cockpit with rigid hood professionally build in 2016 by Loïc BAYZE in Bandol, France All ceilings insulated with TRI Wool system REFLEKS stove/heater with independant 25l diesel tank EBERSPÄCHER D8L diesel cabin heater (new 2019) New WEBASTO dual energy 50 litre water heater (2021) AGM 24 V/DC service batteries 500 Ah (2019) - 10 batteries AGM 12 V/DC starting battery 120 Ah (2019) B&G forward scan sonar with 8’’ Hercules screen (2018) New 2018 B&G Autopilot fully connected to instruments with hydraulic drive and course computer. Wired to sail to wind functions (2018) CENTRAL AGENT Full exposé on request. For further information do not hesitate to contact us. Your judel/vrolijk & co – brokerage team.

This Nautor's Swan 82 FD /"Grey Goose/" is the perfect combination of performance cruising, easy and safe boat handling with a shorthanded crew and blue water sailing capability. While mostly being used as a fast cruiser, Grey Goose can be easily converted to an aggressive Maxi Cruiser Racer and perform in any race, inshore and offshore. As the current owner is very competitive, he started to improve Grey Goose soon after participating in his first Transatlantic and Swan Maxi regattas. German Frers, the designer of the Swan 82, was tasked to design a new keel, which brought down the center of gravity, improved acceleration, pointing angles and slot keeping dramatically, balancing the boat perfectly in the water. A new rudder was fitted, and the hull was faired with long boards to have the perfect hydrodynamics. The rod rigging was replaced by Future Fibres PBO, standing rigging, which has been replaced by EC6standing rigging in 2012. In 2016 a new Hall Spars high modulus carbon fibre mast (same dimensions as her original mast) has been installed with four low profile spreaders, giving more strength and reducing weight by approx. another 350 kg. Increasing the righting moment significantly, the new mast has made a considerable improvement in upwind and overall performance. To improve safety and performance, the new mast was fitted with easy to operate halyard locks for all headsails and the Main. In September 2017 her mast was stepped down for the 5 year service of the EC6 rigging and fully serviced. The sail wardrobe has been designed and developed in close cooperation between the North Lofts in Spain and the UK, taking advantage of the deep knowledge of the sailmakers sailing on board. Grey Goose is now a totally different boat, outperforming any other Swan 82 ever built. She demonstrates the real Swan DNA by accomplishing her missions in a perfect manner being comfortable, sea worthy and very fast. She has proven her outstanding performance in several racing events and in numerous family holidays cruises. Grey Goose is undoubtedly in outstanding mint conditions. Although many upgrades were made to improve the performance, most of them enlarge the fun factor as well in cruising like less pitching, fast acceleration and direct steering. At the end of the 2012 season, Grey Goose underwent a second extensive refit at Hinckley Yachts, Portsmouth, RI/USA. This included upgrading the standing rigging to Southern Spars EC6 continuous carbon rigging, painting the hull topsides and aft cockpit, upgrading to VSAT satellite communications, a new, fuel saving generator, as well as many other significant upgrades and improvements, including the interior, the audio- and entertainment and navigation systems. Grey Goose has been rigorously maintained by her owner to keep pace with the numerous technological advancements in luxury yacht construction since her launch. Outdated equipment has been replaced and only top of the line gear has been fitted. This gives her a modern, contemporary feel, comparable to the very latest generation of Swan yachts. Grey Goose has always been maintained by a highly professional, experienced and dedicated crew, insuring that she was always ready to take her whenever the owner wanted to sail. Her safety equipment has been updated this season, new life rafts, have been bought. There are several EPIRBS on board as well as Personal EPIRBS and PLB’s for a full racing crew, as the owner never compromises on safety. The boat comes with a 40Ft Container with workshop and storage capacity, a matching 30ft Dariel Tender with 600HP Mercury outboard engines can be purchased separately.

The Nautor's Swan 82 FD /"Grey Goose/" has been built for two defined missions. One is a luxurious and short handed family cruising with performance but without any stress on deck. The second mission is competitive racing in all conditions inshore as well as offshore and even transatlantic racing. She is not a pure race boat even more. She demonstrates the natural Swan DNA by accomplishing both missions perfectly, being comfortable, seaworthy, and very fast. She has proven her outstanding performance in several racing events and numerous family holidays cruises. Even if she seems to be quite racing oriented in some aspects, Grey Goose has spent roughly 85% of the owners sailing time in Family Cruising mode. An extensive upgrade program of several hundred thousand Euros in Winter 2008 added a lot of value to the boat. Complete retrofit to Futures Fibres PBO standing rigging combined with fitting a carbon fibre head stay foil represents a total weight saving of 300kg out of the rig. Consequently, fitting a new high-performance racing T-keel designed by Frers brought down the centre of gravity and dramatically improved acceleration, pointing angles and slot keeping. The sail wardrobe is complete both for racing and for Cruising. Grey Goose is undoubtedly in outstanding mint conditions. Although many upgrades came out of racing needs most of them to enlarge, the fun factor in Cruising like minor pitching, fast acceleration, and direct steering. In the summer of 2012, Grey Goose underwent a second extensive refit. This included upgrading the standing rigging to Southern Spars EC6 continuous carbon rigging, painting the hull topsides and aft cockpit, upgrading to VSAT satellite communications, a new generator, as well as many other upgrades and improvements. Her owner has rigorously maintained grey Goose to keep pace with the numerous technological advancements in luxury yacht construction since her launch. This gives her a modern, contemporary feel, comparable to the latest generation of Swan yachts. In the winter/spring of 2016, a new Hall Spars high modulus carbon fibre mast (exact dimensions as her original mast) has been installed with four low profile spreaders, giving more strength and reducing weight by approx. Another 350 kg and use of halyards slots. EC6 standing rigging (2012) checked. The new mast has made a considerable improvement in upwind and overall performance. In September 2017, her mast was stepped down for the five-year service of the EC6 rigging and fully serviced. Winter period 2017/18; primary generator service (5000 hrs.) and 2/18 haul-out for new antifouling.

Melges 32 in very good condition with new Quantum sail pack, B&G H5000 + performance + wifi module, New rudder bearings, New running rigging etc General Other: Rigging Standing rigging 2018 good condition Hydraulic pump new upgrade New running rigging Spare standing rigging + running rigging Carbo flex back stay New head foil Sails Quantum J1 new Quantum J2 new Quantum Mainsail new A2.5 Quantum new North Sails J1, J2, J3 used Mainsail used A1,5 used A2,5 used North 3dl J1 3dL J2 3dl used Deck and Cockpit soft deck, 1 season. Electronics and Navigational Gear Hércules 5000 + performance + wifi module New wind station Additional New rudder bearings Road trailer...Read full description

GREEN DRAGON is the most perfect Volvo 70 Class boat to combine serious racing, race charter, cruising and conversion project. There are several features making her preferable to other Volvo 70s, such as: · contemporary Carbon C6 Rigging not having any expiry date like Kevlar or PBO · large spare rigging inventory · engine Saildrive transmission fitted (reliable and safe - no further hassle with retractable shaft) · no hydraulics for trimming · extremely weel built hull, no structural problems during the Volvo Ocean Race and since · very little use and almost no serious racing after the Volvo Ocean Race · thanks to her interior layout and original structure, she is very well suited for an interior conversion project General Builder: MC CONAGHYS Naval architect: REICHEL PUGH Type: VOLVO 70 Year: 2007 – some new interior accommodation in 2015/2016 Flag: Austria Displacement: 14.50 tons Construction hull: Carbon composite superstructure: Carbon composite deck: Carbon composite Keel: canting keel with hydraulic rams Dagger boards: 2 (+ 2 spares) Engines 75 HP VOLVO PENTA D2-75 - approx. 1,600h (March 2016) VOLVO PENTA Saildrive 150S transmission 3 blades VOLVO PENTA folding propeller Generator VOLVO PENTA D1-30 Electrics Batteries Service Batteries 14 x Optima YT S 4,2 55Ah (new in 2016) Start Battery 2 x 12V (new in Oct 2015) Tankage Fuel: 350 L plastic main tank 130 L spare plastic tank Electronics B&G WTP 2 B&G 5 x 20/20 Mast Displays, 8x MFD-Displays sounder B&G Autopilot/Smart Pilot S3G 1 x ST7002 + 2 x ST6001 controllers + Type 2 linear drive AIS Class A: AIS Transonder with own GPS Antenna Comar CSB200 computer: Beta Version of Transas Tsunamis ’99 Program with world wide maps on Board PC LAN network Netgear Serial server Moxa nPort 4 channels NMEA WiFi Comar NMEA-to-WiFi NMEA Buffer 2 units of SB1324 Fleet 500 (powers up, ready to work but without SIM Card). Satcom C (condition unknown) VHF radio: Silva S15 DSC (= Nexus NX2500) VHF/FM Antenna Splitter NAVICO Emergency VHF Antenna NAVTEX receiver Nexus NX2600 (display on VHF and/or PC) NAVTEX / VHF Silva S15 (= Nexus NX2500) NASA Meteoman Barograph GPS: FURUNO GP-90 (Furuno GP-31 in spare) RAYMARINE Raystar 130 SeaTalk / NMEA Plotter Raymarine E80 Raymarine 2kW Colour radar Epirb DECK AND COCKPIT HARKEN winches (all Carbon Series): 2 x Primary 1 Main 2 Runner 3 Halyard 2 Traveller 3 pedestals Various blocks, clutches, jammers, etc. Complete set of ropes (sheets, tack Lines, halyards, runner tails, spares, etc.) Dagger Boards: 2 fitted + 2 in spare Electric anchor windlass (new on board but not fitted yet) Bow roller for anchor (new on board but not fitted yet) Anchors: 30 kg stainless BRUCE anchor 2nd FORTRESS aluminium anchor Anchor lines: Wrap approx. 60 m Anchor Lead Rope 50m (new) ACCOMMODATION Salon with 2 upholstered benches (retractable for serious racing) 2 removable tables L-shaped Galley with 2 sinks (retractable for serious racing) One burner cocker with canting system (additional spare cocker) 2 refrigerators Electric head Electric fresh water pump Aft ballast tank of approx. 1,000 L, can used as fresh water tank TV HD LCD, connected to board PC Media Box Maxell Board- PC Mini ITX Hercules Monitor Domestic equipment (Nespresso Coffe machine, Water Heater, Toaster, etc. Galley fitted with cutlery, pots, pans, etc. Rigging SOUTHERN SPARS carbon mast: · 31 m of height · completely rebuilt in July 2015 · Hydraulic Jack System (electric pump) SOUTHERN SPARS carbon boom Carbon bowsprit Standing rigging: SOUTHERN SPARS Running rigging: SPECTRA Furlers: HARKEN & KARVER SOUTHERN SPARS C6 rigging with Titanium fittings Spare rigging (same as above) SOUTHERN SPARS C6 forestay with Titanium fittings Spare forestay (same as above) SOUTHERN SPARS C6 runners with Titanium fittings, each 1 pair Top, Frac, upper Checkstay Spare Runners (same as above, TBC weather set is complete) Luff cables for MH Code-0, FRO, J4, SJ Various Spare Luff cables Furlers: · 1 x KARVER racing, · 1 x HARKEN Sails Numerous sets of sails Sail area *upwind: 375 m² *downwind: 675 m² Main sail max.: 175m² Code-0 max.: 350m² Genoa 1 max. 200m² Gennaker max.: 500m² Sails inventory Racing set Code type of sail material hoisting type condition MN-A main 3Di cars on track excellent MH0 masthead Code 0 3Di furled very good FRO fractional Code 0 3Di furled excellent G1 Genoa 1 3DL hanks on forestay very good G2 Genoa 2 3Di hanks on forestay excellent G4 Genoa 4 3Di furled excellent G5 Genoa 5 3DL hanks on J5 stay very good SJ Storm Jib Spectra hanks on J5 stay good TS Trysail Spectra cars on track dood A1 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A2 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A3 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled very good A4 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A9 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled excellent Training, cruising, delivery, spare MN-2 main 3Di cars on tack good MH0 masthead Code 0 3DL furled fair FRO fractional Code 0 3DL furled good G1 Genoa 1 3DL hanks on forestay good G4 Genoa 4 3Di furled fair SJ Storm Jib Spectra hanks on J5 stay good TS Trysail Spectra cars on track good A3 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled very good Further there are many additional unchecked sails in various conditions partly like new. ELECTRICITY VOLVO PENTA D1-30 Auxiliary Engine Service Batteries 14 x Optima YT S 4,2 55Ah (new in 2016) Start Battery 2 x 12V (new in Oct 2015) Additional 24V/140A Alternator on Main Engine with Balmar Charger Controller Sinus Inverter 2kW Charger 24V 30A Sterling Power Monitoring Systems for Batteries SAFETY AND SECURITY 2 Life Rafts 16 persons each (serviced in October 2015, next service in October 2018) 20 Life Jackets with lifelines (new in 2015) 2 Jon buoys (serviced in Jan 2016), one of them includes AIS Jackstays (new) 2 Floating Flash lights EPIRB (new) Flares (Parachute, Hand Flares, Orange Smoke Pots) Anchor Ball Motor Cone 2 Fog Horns plus Spare Can 3 Fire Extinguishers (new) Fire Blanket Search light Emergency Nav. Lights MISCELLANEAOUS EQUIPMENT Boarding ladder (telescopic, new on board but not fitted yet) Rope bags (original ones repaired + a completely new set made Jan 2016 to be fitted) Covers for pedestal and winches (new in Jan 2016) Boom cover (new in Jan 2016) Hardware and Tools: Bag with deck equipment (soft shackles, loops, blocks, etc.) Toolbox with var. hand tools for hardware jobs Toolbox with var. hand tools and bits & pieces for electric jobs Toolbox with var. hand tools and bits & pieces for electronic jobs Toolbox with var. bits & pieces for plumbing jobs Box with var. electric tools (drill, lamp, hot air gun) and cables & spares Box with var. bits & spares for rigging jobs Box with var. hardware bits & spares, tapes, sealants Box with var. lubricants, cleaners, etc. Box with var. thinners, paints and tools for paintjobs Several Diesel 20 litres Canister Boathook Bowman Chair Climbing Harness Container (located in Galway, Ireland): Boat Cradle (dismounted) Spare Rudder Spare Dagger Boards Satellite Systems, some Media Hardware, Wireless Cams, etc. Loads of sails Spares for winches, rigging, deck hardware Carbon spares Sail bags Covers Detail given in good faith with no guarantee nor warrant for accuracy or conditions. A Buyer should instruct his surveyor to investigate such details as he desires validated. This is NOT a contractual document....Read full description

GREEN DRAGON is the most perfect Volvo 70 Class boat to combine serious racing, race charter, cruising and conversion project. There are several features making her preferable to other Volvo 70s, such as: · contemporary Carbon C6 Rigging not having any expiry date like Kevlar or PBO · large spare rigging inventory · engine Saildrive transmission fitted (reliable and safe - no further hassle with retractable shaft) · no hydraulics for trimming · extremely weel built hull, no structural problems during the Volvo Ocean Race and since · very little use and almost no serious racing after the Volvo Ocean Race · thanks to her interior layout and original structure, she is very well suited for an interior conversion project General Builder: MC CONAGHYS Naval architect: REICHEL PUGH Type: VOLVO 70 Year: 2007 some new interior accommodation in 2015/2016 Flag: Austria Displacement: 14.50 tons Construction hull: Carbon composite superstructure: Carbon composite deck: Carbon composite Keel: canting keel with hydraulic rams Dagger boards: 2 (+ 2 spares) Engines 75 HP VOLVO PENTA D2-75 - approx. 1,600h (March 2016) VOLVO PENTA Saildrive 150S transmission 3 blades VOLVO PENTA folding propeller Generator VOLVO PENTA D1-30 Electrics Batteries Service Batteries 14 x Optima YT S 4,2 55Ah (new in 2016) Start Battery 2 x 12V (new in Oct 2015) Tankage Fuel: 350 L plastic main tank 130 L spare plastic tank Electronics B&G WTP 2 B&G 5 x 20/20 Mast Displays, 8x MFD-Displays sounder B&G Autopilot/Smart Pilot S3G 1 x ST7002 + 2 x ST6001 controllers + Type 2 linear drive AIS Class A: AIS Transonder with own GPS Antenna Comar CSB200 computer: Beta Version of Transas Tsunamis 99 Program with world wide maps on Board PC LAN network Netgear Serial server Moxa nPort 4 channels NMEA WiFi Comar NMEA-to-WiFi NMEA Buffer 2 units of SB1324 Fleet 500 (powers up, ready to work but without SIM Card). Satcom C (condition unknown) VHF radio: Silva S15 DSC (= Nexus NX2500) VHF/FM Antenna Splitter NAVICO Emergency VHF Antenna NAVTEX receiver Nexus NX2600 (display on VHF and/or PC) NAVTEX / VHF Silva S15 (= Nexus NX2500) NASA Meteoman Barograph GPS: FURUNO GP-90 (Furuno GP-31 in spare) RAYMARINE Raystar 130 SeaTalk / NMEA Plotter Raymarine E80 Raymarine 2kW Colour radar Epirb DECK AND COCKPIT HARKEN winches (all Carbon Series): 2 x Primary 1 Main 2 Runner 3 Halyard 2 Traveller 3 pedestals Various blocks, clutches, jammers, etc. Complete set of ropes (sheets, tack Lines, halyards, runner tails, spares, etc.) Dagger Boards: 2 fitted + 2 in spare Electric anchor windlass (new on board but not fitted yet) Bow roller for anchor (new on board but not fitted yet) Anchors: 30 kg stainless BRUCE anchor 2nd FORTRESS aluminium anchor Anchor lines: Wrap approx. 60 m Anchor Lead Rope 50m (new) ACCOMMODATION Salon with 2 upholstered benches (retractable for serious racing) 2 removable tables L-shaped Galley with 2 sinks (retractable for serious racing) One burner cocker with canting system (additional spare cocker) 2 refrigerators Electric head Electric fresh water pump Aft ballast tank of approx. 1,000 L, can used as fresh water tank TV HD LCD, connected to board PC Media Box Maxell Board- PC Mini ITX Hercules Monitor Domestic equipment (Nespresso Coffe machine, Water Heater, Toaster, etc. Galley fitted with cutlery, pots, pans, etc. Rigging SOUTHERN SPARS carbon mast: · 31 m of height · completely rebuilt in July 2015 · Hydraulic Jack System (electric pump) SOUTHERN SPARS carbon boom Carbon bowsprit Standing rigging: SOUTHERN SPARS Running rigging: SPECTRA Furlers: HARKEN & KARVER SOUTHERN SPARS C6 rigging with Titanium fittings Spare rigging (same as above) SOUTHERN SPARS C6 forestay with Titanium fittings Spare forestay (same as above) SOUTHERN SPARS C6 runners with Titanium fittings, each 1 pair Top, Frac, upper Checkstay Spare Runners (same as above, TBC weather set is complete) Luff cables for MH Code-0, FRO, J4, SJ Various Spare Luff cables Furlers: · 1 x KARVER racing, · 1 x HARKEN Sails Numerous sets of sails Sail area *upwind: 375 m² *downwind: 675 m² Main sail max.: 175m² Code-0 max.: 350m² Genoa 1 max. 200m² Gennaker max.: 500m² Sails inventory Racing set Code type of sail material hoisting type condition MN-A main 3Di cars on track excellent MH0 masthead Code 0 3Di furled very good FRO fractional Code 0 3Di furled excellent G1 Genoa 1 3DL hanks on forestay very good G2 Genoa 2 3Di hanks on forestay excellent G4 Genoa 4 3Di furled excellent G5 Genoa 5 3DL hanks on J5 stay very good SJ Storm Jib Spectra hanks on J5 stay good TS Trysail Spectra cars on track dood A1 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A2 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A3 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled very good A4 Gennaker Nylon free flying excellent A9 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled excellent Training, cruising, delivery, spare MN-2 main 3Di cars on tack good MH0 masthead Code 0 3DL furled fair FRO fractional Code 0 3DL furled good G1 Genoa 1 3DL hanks on forestay good G4 Genoa 4 3Di furled fair SJ Storm Jib Spectra hanks on J5 stay good TS Trysail Spectra cars on track good A3 Gennaker Cuben Fibre furled very good Further there are many additional unchecked sails in various conditions partly like new. ELECTRICITY VOLVO PENTA D1-30 Auxiliary Engine Service Batteries 14 x Optima YT S 4,2 55Ah (new in 2016) Start Battery 2 x 12V (new in Oct 2015) Additional 24V/140A Alternator on Main Engine with Balmar Charger Controller Sinus Inverter 2kW Charger 24V 30A Sterling Power Monitoring Systems for Batteries SAFETY AND SECURITY 2 Life Rafts 16 persons each (serviced in October 2015, next service in October 2018) 20 Life Jackets with lifelines (new in 2015) 2 Jon buoys (serviced in Jan 2016), one of them includes AIS Jackstays (new) 2 Floating Flash lights EPIRB (new) Flares (Parachute, Hand Flares, Orange Smoke Pots) Anchor Ball Motor Cone 2 Fog Horns plus Spare Can 3 Fire Extinguishers (new) Fire Blanket Search light Emergency Nav. Lights MISCELLANEAOUS EQUIPMENT Boarding ladder (telescopic, new on board but not fitted yet) Rope bags (original ones repaired + a completely new set made Jan 2016 to be fitted) Covers for pedestal and winches (new in Jan 2016) Boom cover (new in Jan 2016) Hardware and Tools: Bag with deck equipment (soft shackles, loops, blocks, etc.) Toolbox with var. hand tools for hardware jobs Toolbox with var. hand tools and bits & pieces for electric jobs Toolbox with var. hand tools and bits & pieces for electronic jobs Toolbox with var. bits & pieces for plumbing jobs Box with var. electric tools (drill, lamp, hot air gun) and cables & spares Box with var. bits & spares for rigging jobs Box with var. hardware bits & spares, tapes, sealants Box with var. lubricants, cleaners, etc. Box with var. thinners, paints and tools for paintjobs Several Diesel 20 litres Canister Boathook Bowman Chair Climbing Harness Container (located in Galway, Ireland): Boat Cradle (dismounted) Spare Rudder Spare Dagger Boards Satellite Systems, some Media Hardware, Wireless Cams, etc. Loads of sails Spares for winches, rigging, deck hardware Carbon spares Sail bags Covers Detail given in good faith with no guarantee nor warrant for accuracy or conditions. A Buyer should instruct his surveyor to investigate such details as he desires validated. This is NOT a contractual document.

Briand at his best, with CNB's know-how and, the CNB 66 provides plenty of space, excellent voyaging capabilities and first class elegance, all within a manageable 20 metres. She is an ideal vessel for couples and families alike, and already as popular in the big yacht charter market as she is in the elite of performance cruiser regattas. The hull is designed for speed, making for quick passages, whilst the vertical stem, aft chine and good weight distribution makes the 66 easy to manoeuvre and a joy to helm. Down below, Jean-Marc Paiton has once again created a bright and airy space that is not only luxurious, but superbly practical too. The 270 degree panoramic windows and in hull glazing reveal incredible vistas over the ocean and a magical brightness throughout this spacious interior Inventory DECK GEAR HATCHES, PORTLIGHTS, WINDOWS Eight (8) opening flush tinted acrylic deck hatches in the foredeck Two (2) opening flush tinted acrylic deck hatches in the coach roof Two (2) opening hatches in the cockpit Two (2) opening portlights for the galley Eight (8) fixed portlights 700 mm x 250 mm Two (2) fixed portlights 900 mm x 250 mm Eleven (11) linear meters of windows in pilothouse Teak covered deck hatches for windlass access and lazarette access x 2 SAILING HARDWARE Primary winches - Harken ST 70 Performa Secondary winches - Harken ST 60 Performa Mainsheet winch - Harken ST 60 Performa Halyard/Reef line winches - Harken ST 60 Performa Option to upgrade all winches to Electric Navtec multi-function hydraulic panel Hydraulic boom vang, backstay cylinders, transom hatch TWIN HELM STATIONS Composite steering wheels laquered in black (options for carbon & teak or all carbon wheels) Composite pod with compass CANVAS Sprayhood at companionway TRANSOM Large hatch door opens for access to the tender garage and to create an expansive swim platform (2,90 x 1,30 meters), integrated foldable stairs for cockpit access, detachable swim ladder and access to 3.2m tender storage Gangway hatch to port (hydraulicly deployed gangway or carbon fibre folding gangway are Optional) Engine exhaust and shorepower connection behind louvers to starboard The tender garage is a waterproof monocoque constructed box with no penetrations. So there is no chance of water from the garage entering the boat. ANCHOR 40 kg CQR anchor with 100 meters of 12mm galvanized chain Anchor roller integrated in fixed bowsprit Windlass control in sail locker GALLEY APPLIANCES Miele induction cooking hob Miele Oven/Microwave combined Vitrifrigo 157 liter refrigerator and 75 liter freezer Stainless steel sink w/ tap Bridge LOA: 20,61 m 67.61 ft Hull Length 19,86 m 62.20 ft Length w/ bowsprit 21,36 m 70.07 ft LWL 18,45 m 60.53 ft Max Beam 5,51 m 18.07 ft Draft (standard keel) 2,95 m 9.67 ft Displacement (Light) 31,100 kg 68,500 lb Ballast (standard keel) 9,350 kg 20,600 lb Fresh Water 1,000 liters 132 gallons Fuel 1,200 liters 158 gallons The low profile pilothouse, off center companionway, large cockpit with twin wheels, twin rudders, plumb stem, and powerful hull with chine all reflect the Phillipe Briand and CNB heritage. Built with the exacting process and tolerances of CNB's world class standards the 66 is configured for owners who do not want to sail with professional crew. The CNB 66 is a semi-custom build with a multitude of options available to allow you to configure the boat so it best suits you and your family. The yacht features flush teak decks, only one 12 cm step from the cockpit to the weather decks, gel coat finish topsides and house, flush deck hatches, large hull portlights, large sail locker that can be converted to a crew cabin. Keel Options Standard Option 1 Cast Iron "L" shaped Lead Bulb and steel fin "T" shaped Draft - 2.95 m Draft - 2.40 m Ballast - 9,35 tons Ballast - 9,80 tons Option 2 Option 3 Lead Bulb and steel fin "T" shaped Lead Bulb and cast iron fin "T" shaped Draft - 2.95 m Draft - 3.50 m Ballast - 7,9 tons Ballast - 7,1 tons Machinery MAIN ENGINE Volvo Penta D4-180hp @ 2800 rpm 4 blade 635 mm diameter feathering bronze propeller F16PH 50 mm stainless steel shaft Hydrolube non-metallic cutlass bearings (x2) Engine controls at Starboard Helm Bow thruster in tunnel ELECTRICAL Service Battery Bank 420 A/h 24V Gel batteries Start Batteries 12v x2 one for engine one for generator Battery Charger Victron 24V - 100 A/h Inverter Victron 3000 Watt Generator - Cummins 13.5 kW TANK CAPACITY Water 1000 liters in two tanks Fuel 1200 liters in two tanks Rig STANDARD OPTION: Aluminum mast and boom by Sparcraft, Dyform stainless standing rigging, aluminum spreaders Manual headsail furler Self tacking jib track Harken 26mm switch Battcar system RIG DIMENSIONS: I - 25.00 m J - 7.67 m P - 24.13 m E - 7.80 m LP - 110% 8.30 m SAIL AREA: Mainsail - 112 m² Blade Jib - 103 m² Asymetrical Spinnaker - 330 m² Code 5 Spinnaker - 250 m² Code - Clicca per visualizzare il numero di telefono - ² Upwind Sail Area - 215 m² Downwind Sail Area - 440 m² CARBON SPARS OPTION (Performance option) Hall Spars - Standard Modulus Carbon spar and spreaders with clear coat finish Nitronic rod rigging Harken 26mm switch Battcar system V boom with hydraulic outhaul RIG DIMENSIONS: I - 26.15 m J - 7.67 m P - 25.65 m E - 8.00 m LP - 110% 8.30 m SAIL AREA: Mainsail - 120 m² Blade Jib - 107 m² Asymetrical Spinnaker - 355 m² Code 5 Spinnaker - 270 m² Code - Clicca per visualizzare il numero di telefono - ² Upwind Sail Area - 227 m² Downwind Sail Area - 475 m² MAINSAIL HANDLING OPTIONS Slab reefing with Harken switch car system In-Mast hydraulic furler with hydraulic outhaul In-boom furling with Hall Carbon V-boom HEADSAIL FURLING OPTIONS Electric headsail furler Staysail rigged on fix stay with running backstays with either a manual or electric furler Accommodation The CNB 66 is a semi-custom yacht and it is here in the interior where you can build a boat best suited to you and your family. Choose from three interior finishes Would you like to turn one cabin into an office? You can. Would like to change one of the four bathrooms into a walk-in wardrobe? You can. Would you like to convert the large port cabin in a game room for the kids? You can. CNB and Ancasta look forward to working with you to create the right boat for you. STANDARD LAYOUT 4 cabin, 4 heads, Owner's cabin forward, galley aft, fixed port lights in all cabins with two meter headroom throughout. The stylish, contemporary interior is finished in "Levanter Ambience" - walnut wood with an open pore finish, light oak floorboards, white overhead and ceiling panels. Saloon cushions in Trojan water repellent fabric ARRANGEMENT Full width Owner's Cabin forward with double berth off centerline to port, to starboard settee and desk with large hanging locker on aft bulkhead. Forward of the cabin is a full width head with separate shower stall, toilet, vanity, mirror and lockers. Aft of the owner's cabin are two guest cabins. Port cabin features a double berth with the berth side cabinet inboard. There is a hanging locker inboard. Forward of the cabin is the ensuite head with shower, vanity, toilet and storage. The Starboard Guest cabin features upper and lower berths, with hanging locker inboard. Forward of the cabin is the ensuite head with shower, vanity, toilet and storage. The heart of the interior is the spacious, light filled, clean contemporary saloon. The panoramic views from the pilothouse windows combined with the large portlights in the hull ensure uninterrupted views of the anchorage. To port is an L shaped settee wrapping around two sides of the table that comfortably seats eight. Aft of the dining table is the bar & navigation area. To starboard is an innovative and comfortable modular settee when fully assembled creates an expansive sofa. Two of the modular "benches" within the settee can be slid across the saloon floor to become seats at the table. Aft of the saloon and down two steps is the modern galley to port, open to the saloon with access to the cockpit as well. The galley features Miele and Vitrifrigo appliances, double bowl stainless steel sink, Corian© counter tops, 12 cupboards and three drawers. To starboard is the fourth cabin with a double berth, hanging locker on the centerline and ensuite head with separate shower stall, vanity, lockers and toilet....Read full description

The Cheoy Lee 63 LRMS is an impressive performer with speed and agility under both sail and power. She was in a heated hall from 2015 until 2017 for an extensive refit. The engine room was re-arranged and the caterpillars were lifted and overhauled. New generators, airco units and heating and complete new Simrad navigation system. Masts taken down and resprayed, new standing rigging and sails. New electric system with new control panel, Victron Quattro, new batteries etc.etc etc The perfect boat for long distance cruising in comfort and safety.

This 1984 Yachtig France Jouet 950 is a 31.5 foot cruiser racer located in Ciutadella de Menorca, Spain. With a 9.5 meter length and 3.35 meter beam, this boat has had a number of upgrades over the years, including a new interior ceiling and linings, winches serviced, anchor winch serviced, engine serviced, and AGM batteries. Additionally, the boat features a Highfield Ultralight aluminium hull rib with new davits and a copper-coated hull, new standing rigging, new teak cockpit, Bb'&'G wind, depth, speed and 9/" plotter, new stanchion posts and bases, guard rails, new 12v wiring and more.

Classic Alan Pape Williams Boatyard 73 Ft ketch moored in Valencia, Spain Unique and distiguished design by Alan Pape, built 1977-90 of iroko and mahogany by the well-known Williams Boatyard in Falmouth, Cornwall, UK. Completely refitted during 18 months in 2018/19: hull, rigging, all electronics were taken care of, masts repainted etc, total costs near to €300.000. As a traditionally built wooden boat of high quality, her interior is warm in winter and cool in summer. The building is carvel planked with 50mm Iroko on laminated 100mm Iroko frames every 300mm. The fastenings are copper rivets, and all other bolts are of stainless steel. The decks are 20mm marine ply with 20mm teak planking. The rest of the boat on deck and down below is solid Brazilian mahogany. Mast supports is galvanised steel. The keel is 8 tons of cast iron, the chain plates and all fixtures on deck are either stainless steel or bronze. Bow cabin with two beds in V-shape, followed by heads on starboard. There is a complete pantry in U-form on starboard and a cosy dinette in front of it. Further back is the enormous saloon with the main entry. The saloon has a gangway on starboard with two beds on top of each other which leads to the big owner cabin including en suite heads and a separate access to the cockpit. On mid-ship and port is the engine room with it’s working area. Engine running flawless. There is an invoice with V.A.T. paid on the bare hull from 1977. Algemeen Rompvorm: Painted 2018 Accommodatie Hutten: 3 Double cabins and 2 bathrooms Motor, electra, water Draaiuren: Approx in 2021 Tuigage Bezaan: 34 M2 Voorzeil rolsysteem: Genoa 114 M2 Aantal masten: Standing rigging new 2018, masts removed and painted in 2018 Veiligheid Reddingsvesten: Automatic life jackets Type interieur: Classic, warm ; Kleur stoffering: Brown

This Oyster 62 designed by Robert Humphreys is a very presentable, stylish and well looked after yacht. New Standing Rigging in 2023 and Running Rigging in 2019 are just one of the advantages. She is equipped for comfortable, self-sufficient cruising and is beautifully proportioned. Despite her weight, she gives a decent performance on all sail points, and is capable of 9 knots in a 10 knot breeze. Her light and responsive steering gives the helmsman confidence that there will be few surprises when encountering rougher conditions at sea, something this yacht was designed to handle. Galopper has only seen western Mediterranean sailing and has not been sailed hard. Below decks she is fitted with the Maple option, and this combined with large windows give the feeling of modernity and luminosity. For those looking for a well equipped blue-water cruiser this is it. She was re-launched in early June 2022, having had all engine mounts replaced, as well as maintenance on the cooling system which now makes for a very quiet, smooth engine. Antifouling included totally stripping back old layers to the original fibre-glass.

A heavy displacement, strongly built, ocean cruising yacht from South Africa, SENTA is a fast, easily handled sailing boat perfect for two people but also setup and easy to sail single handed. She has proved herself in both light and heavy weather at sea for over twenty years, as well on the yacht racing scene in the five years prior to going cruising by the previous owners.Designed By Henri Amel and built by Henry Vink Boat Builders in South Africa in 1979 as Henry's personal yacht, SENTA was raced and cruised in SA before being purchased by her previous owners who raced and cruised her continuously for over twenty years in many exotic locations.Strongly built in GRP with an Airex core, SENTA is a proven and well documented offshore voyager and has been very well equipped and maintained.Under power she cruises comfortably with a Volvo-Penta MD17D 35hp Diesel, steers beautifully with the tiller and balanced rudder and carries an extensive wardrobe of sails to cater for all sailing conditions.SENTA has often been away in remote areas for periods of up to six months so is equipped with a massive inventory of Charts, Pilot Books and a comprehensive medical chest with manuals plus five anchors with chain and warps, large house battery bank, solar and wind generator, large capacity fridge/freezer, all required safety equipment and an eleven foot sailing / rowing dinghy with O/B.Whether you envision completing a solo circumnavigation or embarking on an unforgettable sailing adventure, SENTA is the ultimate vessel to fulfil your seafaring dreams. She is realistically priced and a serious blue water passage maker, ready for long range cruising.Recent update works include:New stainless steel standing rigging, mast base plate and bow roller.All seacocks and thru-hill fittings replaced with Forespar Marelon throughout.New depth sounder displayNew Em-trak AIS transceiverNew cockpit single lever engine controller.New Volvo exhaust elbow and Vetus waterlockNew twin fixed blade aluminium propellor, cone and anode.All windows and hatches replaced with tinted acrylic.Main anchor and 130m of chain re-galvanisedNew custom mattresses in forward V-BerthNew house LiFePO4 batteries, Victron Smart MPPT charge controller, Victron smart shunt and Victron smart 12/2000w inverterNew sunbrella shade coverTopsides and deck fully prepared and paintedRecent Antifoul in 2022

Classic Alan Pape Williams Boatyard 73 Ft ketch moored in Valencia, Spain Classic design by Alan Pape, built 1977-90 - refitted in 2018 - of iroko and mahogany by the famous Williams Boatyard in Falmouth, Cornwall, UK. This top range SY represents 73 feet of pure elegany. Avrea is a classic ship built with excellent materials and a lot of workmanship. As a traditionally built wooden boat of high quality, her interior is warm in winter and cool in summer; she never has problems with damp or humidity. The building is carvel planked with 50mm Iroko on laminated 100mm Iroko frames every 300mm. The fastenings are copper rivets, and all other bolts are of stainless steel. The decks are 20mm marine ply with 20mm teak planking. The rest of the boat on deck and down below is solid Brazilian mahogany. Mast supports is galvanised steel. The keel is 8 tons of cast iron, the chain plates and all fixtures on deck are either stainless steel or bronze. Bow cabin with two beds in V-shape, followed by heads on starboard. There is a complete pantry in U-form on starboard and a cosy dinette in front of it. Further back is the enormous saloon with the main entry. The saloon has a gangway on starboard with two beds on top of each other which leads to the big owner cabin including en suite heads and a separate access to the cockpit. On mid-ship and port is the engine room with its working area. There is an invoice with V.A.T. paid on the bare hull from 1977. Algemeen Rompvorm: Painted 2018 Accommodatie Hutten: 3 Double cabins and 2 bathrooms Motor, electra, water Draaiuren: Approx in 2021 Tuigage Bezaan: 34 M2 Voorzeil rolsysteem: Genoa 114 M2 Aantal masten: Standing rigging new 2018, masts removed and painted in 2018 Veiligheid Reddingsvesten: Automatic life jackets

Beautifully designed and built cutter rigged sloop with an impeccable record of ocean passage making constructed by the famous Royal Huisman shipyard in Holland of aluminium to Lloyds class rules. Her hull plating is 5 & 6 MM above the waterline and 8MM below the waterline a warranty for her longevity.Elegant Henry Scheel design Robust Royal Huisman construction in Alustar 18 opening ports, 6 opening skylights and 15 tropical size Dorades provide real ventilation at all times in all climates Large cockpit set up for sailing and entertaining Large flush deck Comfortable and light interior accommodation with very spacious living area, galley and chart table Scheel patented keel design is shallow draft (8'2/") whilst maintaining excellent upwind capabilities Sea kindly and comfortable hull designed for long distance blue water passage making. New rod rigging 2011.She has maintained her head turning good looks from a unique pedigree, constant profesional maintenance, and regular refits. She has just finished a comprehensive two year refitEasily handled shorthanded and extremely sea kindly.  

Segel: The cutter rig is by RONDAL. The mast has three spreaders and a stowaway mainsail and discontinuous rod rigging. The masthead contains a masthead light, anchor light, TV antenna, VHF antenna and a lighting rod. The mast is fitted with red over green sailing lights, a steaming light, and radar array at the lower spreaders. Sail management is by a hydraudyne A2F5 system and the Lewmar winch package includes: 4x 650 STH cockpit 4x 650 ST mast deck 2x 460 ST mast 2x 700 STH cockpit 1x 650 STH main sheet 1x 520 ST main sheet traveler Beschreibung: A unique yacht designed by Henry Scheel and built at the Royal Huisman shipyard, combined with an aluminum hull, rigging from Rondal, B&G electronics, high performance sails from Quantum and dinema running rigging, allow you to travel safely and comfortably around the world. Named after the Tropical Scarlet Ibas Coro Coro has been sailed world wide by three knowledgable owners. Designed by Henry Scheel and built in the Netherlands by the Royal Huisman Shipyard Coro Coro has maintained her good looks from a unique pedigree, constant profesional maintance, and regular refits. Coro Coro is easily handled shorthanded and is seakindly. She has just finished a comprehensive two year refit and is in La Paz, Mexico on the Sea of Cortez for the winter season waiting a new owner. SEGEL The cutter rig is by RONDAL. The mast has three spreaders and a stowaway mainsail and discontinuous rod rigging. The masthead contains a masthead light, anchor light, TV antenna, VHF antenna and a lighting rod. The mast is fitted with red over green sailing lights, a steaming light, and radar array at the lower spreaders. Sail management is by a hydraudyne A2F5 system and the Lewmar winch package includes: 4x 650 STH cockpit 4x 650 ST mast deck 2x 460 ST mast 2x 700 STH cockpit 1x 650 STH main sheet 1x 520 ST main sheet traveler