*Located in Ft. Lauderdale on the New River.*
Sale Price $12,000
Classic 1980 Camper Nicholson 345,
Hull #13 (of 25) designed by Ron
Holland. USCG Documented Vessel #633758
Recently returned from 9 months of cruising down the
east coast of the US (ICW and offshore) and down through the
Bahamas to Mayaguana and back. This vessel is a well-equipped cruiser that is priced to sell.
History: In 1978 Camper Nicholson commissioned Ron
Holland to design a 35’ Class V IOR Racer/Cruiser. CN built 25 hulls. Three of these were entered in the 1979 Fastnet
Race (“The Deadliest Storm in the
History of Modern Sailing”) and all survived even after several knockdowns. The IOR specifications were changed after that
race and the
boat was no longer compliant and CN abandoned the
project after the 25 hulls were completed.
Sails:
Power main (unfooted), 150 and 130
genoa (roller furling), 1oz and .5 oz spinnakers (with snuffer socks) 7
Lewmar winches
Engine: Lister Petter Pirahana 4 36 hp
Diesel (Volkswagen Rabbit block, marinized)
Tanks: USCG compliant
fuel (40 gal),
water (30 gal), holding (25 gal)
Electronics:
Solar charge controller (panels negotiable),
shore power (installed 2017),
Raymarine, ST4000
autohelm, Interscope forward looking sonar, Datamarine
depth finder (new
transducer installed 2017), JVC 700
Radar, new
VHF radio and
antenna (2018), 2000W
inverter, AM-FM-CD Player with aux connection.
Other: 2 burner/oven Force 10
propane stove with 2 (5 lb)
propane tanks, hot
water heater (installed 2017), new
bottom paint (2017), West
Marine scoop (2017) and
Fortress anchors with 100’ (2017) and 70' of chain. Achilles 9’ Hypalon
inflatable dinghy, Tohatsu 5 hp
outboard, life vests, harnesses, fire extinguishers, signal
flags and flares. Completely outfitted for cruising both Coastal and
Blue Water. Many spares and extras.
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