Older
Beneteau (1985) but with New 85 HP
Yanmar Diesel (2011) runs good.
needs some TLC, but a nice and comfortable
boat to move around in.
Flagged German.
current location
Cartagena,
Colombia.
I've acquired the
boat 2 years ago as a
trade in so not much sailing experience on it.
Boat was hauled out last year and inspected for blistering, none found. new antifouling
paint was applied and boat was splashed again.
been sitting in marina since.
it has a
VHF radio but that's pretty much it. the
GPS plotter got fried by saltwater and other then that it has a
Raymarine autopilot which I haven't gotten to
work yet (tried to get the
pump fixed here in
Colombia but probably better off just getting a new one)
It has an 110v AirConditioning unit, the fridge is runs on 110v only so a
charger /
inverter is recommended but not on board.
The floorboards are tired and several hatches don't close properly anymore.
the vertical windows are leaky and need to be re-sealed.
because of the leaky vertical windows some
cabin paneling may need to be replaced or removed (moldy)
The vessel has one
mainsail stored in a
cabin down below that looks reasonable, I checked stitches visible and couldn't rub the threads out yet. maybe different in other spots so assume it needs some restitching.
4 headsails in the front, one of which I know is shredded, the other three seem to be in working condition.
The running rig has been unused in the sun for over two years now, so assume it needs replacing.
The standing rig was visually inspected where I could reach. some superficial rust spots are there but it has no loose strands as of yet. see pictures.
inspection is recommended by professional rigger or knowledgeable buyer.
Ruddercables were found badly corroded from not being used / maintained, will be replaced with new
cables prior to
sale by
current owner.
Engine was just now serviced, all new fluids and filters. Bottom cleaned by diver as well.
the boat has three equal cabins with a double berth and private
head each.
there is a crewcabin in the bow accessible through a large
hatch on
deck.
I've actually acquired this boat as a
trade in on another larger motorsailor I
sold, and I haven't gotten around to start upgrading this one as I have a 132'
motoryacht that I have refitted since as well.
Be aware this boat needs a handy sailor who is not afraid to get dirty hands. all in all it is a good boat though, especially for this
price. if I had the time i'd spend 4 - 6 weeks and get her in tiptop shape, unfortunately I really don't.
The white pillows in the pictures have been re-upholstered, they're navy-blue now
for more info / pics
email motoryacht.staralliance@gmail.com