A great cruising yacht at a sacrificed price due to health reasons
1991 Whitby 42
cutter ketch. Currently dry docked in Samal island, next to Davao, Southern
Philippines
The Whitby 42 is a rugged-looking, full keeled, heavy displacement cruiser designed by Ted Brewer. This is a 1981 model.
Builder: Whitby Boatworks / Fort Meyers Yacht and Shipbuilding
The accommodations are some of the real attraction of this center cockpit cruiser as well as the 5′ draft which is excellent for shoal waters.
Accommodations: 3 cabins, aft owners double, main salon double pullout, forward v-berth double
The Whitby 42 has a modern center cockpit aft stateroom with walk through arrangement. Forward is a large V-berth. There is a forward head with shared
shower. In the salon, a L-shaped settee dinette arrangement is offset by sofa seating with
batteries and tool storage under. A U-shaped
galley is aft to port. The aft
cabin has a full width bunk with en-suite head.
The hull has balsa cored topsides. Below are alternating layers of mat and woven roving with polyester resin. The hull and deck is secured by pop rivets. Enlaid is a molded liner to stiffen the hull and provide interior structure. She has a ketch rig.
The engine is a great 80hp Ford
Lehman )(1980 with app 4000 hrs) that provides plenty of punch.
LOA:42′ 0″
LWL: 32′ 8″
Beam: 13′ 0″
Draft: 5 0″
Displacement: 25,500 lbs.
Sail Area: 875 sq. ft.
Fuel Tankage: 200 US Gal.
Water Tankage: Water tankage is 240 gal. Forward 60 gal water tank now used for storage
Equipment list/features:
-73 pound Rockna anchor with 300 ft. of chain
-FX47
Fortress anchor with 300 ft. 5/8 in
rode
-Profurl
roller furling on Mack sails
-Quantum full batten
mainsail
-Hardtop over cockpit with 2x 140 watt
solar panels
-2 additional 140 watt
solar panels on mizzen standing rigging (typhoon tested over 70 mph winds)
-Massive attachment points for Jordan series drogue
-Jordan series drogue (spectra line very compact)
-Winslow 4 man life raft
-Garmin 4208 chart plotter/radar display
-Garmin 36 mile radar
-Spare in box Garmin 4208 factory rebuilt
-Asus computer with
open CPN and Max Sea
navigation software and many charts including
Google Earth charts of Much of the world
-Passive
AIS integrated into chart plotter and Standard Horizon VHF
-Hydrovane self
steering with
wind and and tiller pilot
-Cetec Benmar hydraulic
autopilot with complete spare hydraulic unit
-2KW
inverter charger with 100 amp
charging capacity
-Kiss wind
generator mounted on mizzen
-950 Amp hour house
battery bank with (8 Trojan T105 new in 2012)
-150 amp Proline alternator with
balmar smart
regulator (spare new in box Alternator and several spare regulators)
-Honda 2000EU 125V generator
-AB Dingy 10ft-4in
aluminum hardbottom new 2012
-Tohatsu 6 HP 4 cycle outboard new 2012
-Johnson 15 HP outboard circa 1995
-Reverse osmos
watermaker 12VDC 5.5GPH
-Dual
Racor 500 fuel filters with
electric fuel pump for transferring/filtering and purging fuel
-Icom 850
SSB radio integrated into
laptop for automated email function
-Standard Horizon VHF with cockpit multifunction Mic.
-Large referigerator
freezer with Frigoboat
compressor and
thru hull condenser
Salient facts
Extensive
refit 2009 including:
-Removed masts and repainted with awlgrip
-Replaced standing rigging with swaged uppers and Stayloc lowers
-Replaced chainplates
-Removed main engine and replaced hoses and belts
-Replaced
motor mounts
-Rnstalled
Hydrovane self
steering
-Installed Kiss wind generator (subsequently replaced in 2011 in NZ)
-Replaced mizzen, staysail, and
genoa sails
-Replaced all running rigging
-Painted topsides and deck with Awlgrip
-Installed Garmin Radar
-Installed Garmin 4208
chartplotter
-Installed 300 feet BBB anchor chain
Partial list of spares and extras:
-5 gal top quality
bottom paint (most Hempel)
-Copious spare fuel, water, and
oil filters
-Spare
diesel injectors
-Sailrite
sewing machine with $1000 plus
sailrite materials for windows and curtains and sail
repair
-Spare Wilcox Crittendon
Bronze head
-Electric side grinder
-Air wrench
-Electric sander
-Mechanics hand tools metric and
english
-Spare line, blocks, fittings
-Extensive spare
electrical supplies and tools
This is a well-equipped practical sailing yacht maintained and operated by an experienced seaman (mechanical engineer) for the past 25 years.
Health issues forced exit from cruising lifestyle providing someone the opportunity to
purchase this great cruising yacht at a sacrificed price.
Owner is available to answer any questions and provide purchaser detailed briefing on all systems via telephone or email.
Price $78K USD