For Sale or Trade: Seawind 1000 - FSBO

[girouxkj]

33' x 20' - in great condition located in Florida. Fabulous bluewater catamaran with new Honda engines. Comfortable to liveaboard. Photos and layout upon request.

Year built: 1999
Year launched: 2000
Length 33’ 10” / 10 m
Beam 19'5" / 5.9m
Draft 3' 3" / 1 m
Displacement 12,100lbs / 5.5 tonnes kgs
Underwing Clearance 2' 5" / 0.75m
Hull headroom 6' 4" / 1.9m

SAILS
Mainsail 484 sq ft / 45 sq. m
Furling jib 178 sq. ft / 16.5 sq. m
Furling Genneker (on bowsprit) ~600 sq. ft / 60 sq. m

CAPACITY
Fuel 26 US gallons / 100 litres
Fresh Water 105 US gallons / 400 litres
Batteries 2 banks of 240 amp, one set gel
Engines 2 x 9.9 hp 4 Stroke Honda Outboards w/hydraulic lift
Berths 3 x double plus + cockpit double conversion (king
size)

PORT HULL: Both hulls have 6' 4" head room. Double vee berth, large double amidships, full size head aft.
STARBOARD HULL: Forward, a double vee berth, dinette with fold-away table, galley amidships, aft is a double berth. All berths have doors for privacy.
BOW: Large surface for working or relaxing, sturdy tramps, built in seating in front of main cabin, swing down swim ladder under center catwalk to accommodate swimming or beaching the boat.
SALON AND COCKPIT: Salon table with seating for eight, makes into a king size bed.
Large windows for excellent light and visibility. Large storage compartments behind seats. Open to large cockpit with seating for at least eight to twelve. Gas BBQ with side tables. The skipper can visit with folks in the salon. Drop down heavy canvas to close the salon for cool weather. Galley * stainless steel stove. * Double stainless sink * Pressure fresh water with faucet and stern shower.
* Laminex counter tops. * Refrigerator with attached separate freezer, 12 volt. * Lots of good storage. * Drop down dinette table. * Upholstered dinette
seats. * Magic Chef Microwave.
ELECTRONICS:
Raymarine: * ST60 Wind * ST4000 autopilot * ST60 Tridata * SLC CRC Plus Radar Display
* SPS 120
* Raymarine Radome
* ICOM M402 VHF Electrical
* Two Freedom 10 (1000 watt) Combi Invert/Chargers
* Two 120 watt solar panels.
* 4 Batteries.
* Shore power with AC outlets and AC panel.
Deck:
* Port and starboard helm stations with wheels.
* Proful headsail furler.
* Mast and boom by Sempo Spars.
* Double spreader.
* Aft awing extension.
* All necessary lines and sheets.
* Six hatches.
* SS stern arch with built-in seats and bbq.
* Manual anchor winch.
* Two anchors.
* Ignition for both engines at starboard helm station. Sails
* Fully battened mainsail, Dacron.
* Cruising mainsail cover with integrated lazy jack system.
* Headsail, Dacron.
* UV sail cover, heavy duty with battens.
* Headsail traveller track with end stops.
* Removable and articulated bow sprit.
* New bow trampolines 2011.

[tcook101]

Hi Seawind owner, what is your asking price and where in Florida is the boat. Thanks.

[girouxkj]

My apologies. I read the write-up I sent out that was prepared by my recently dispatched broker and found some errors. I have attached a more accurate file describing my Seawind 1000, including prices both if picked up in Key Largo, Florida and if I ship her to Australia, where the fine qualities of these catamarans are better known. In a separate response I will send some additional pictures.

Bottom line is that I would like to net US$179,000 if I arrange and pay to ship her to Australia or US$143,000 if picked up in Key Largo with no shipping costs. Anyone in Australia who would like to sail the Keys and the Bahamas before shipping would be accommodated.

Would be a great bargain either way since these cats sell for much more in Australia. Any buyers broker fees would be in addition. Recent survey for Lloyds of London insurance available on request.

Karen

[girouxkj]

Here are some additional photos that did not fit in the first upload.

Karen

[Canibul]

I sure do like those boats. And we are looking again, thinking Gemini, Maine Cat, Seawind...

Unfortunately for the Australian entry, there's a huge difference in the Bahamas( and the Turks and caicos islands where we live) between a meter draft and a 2 ft. draft.

that difference can be measured in coral heads here.

[girouxkj]

I have only been in the northern Bahamas and had no problems.

Karen