Cheap Multis and Projects

[Sos]

Originally Posted by andreas.mehlin

Project located in Sweden
40 ft catamaran
Solid fiberglass in hulls, sandwich in deck and super structure.
15k USD

https://www.blocket.se/annons/blekin...maran/91263358

Looking at picture 6 is that an inside helm and sail handling

[andreas.mehlin]

Originally Posted by Sos

Looking at picture 6 is that an inside helm and sail handling

haha, yeah seems so.
The cabin roof has a huge hatch you can open.

[Tupaia]

Originally Posted by andreas.mehlin

haha, yeah seems so.
The cabin roof has a huge hatch you can open.

Sweden can be very cold.

[davidutz]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/199...maran-3701144/

newick white wings trimaran for 30 k


pretty cool boat, don't think it will last long

[Jmolan]

Great to see this thread. I will always love Searunners, I've been a multi guy for many years. I'm currently looking for a power trimaran. Design, built boat what ever. They seem to be pretty scarce, I only have one pic a nice one I have yet to track down the owner/designer/builder. I toyed with taking a needy Try, whacking off the ama's and skas and making it a power boat. Not much out there on this type of boat. Any leads?Screen Shot 2020-08-24 at 10.17.16 AM.jpg Views: 144 Size: 463.1 KB ID: 222414" style="margin: 2px" />

[Franziska]

She's gorgeous.

Not sure how well maintained. Shame we are on the wrong side of the big pond.

Turning her into a power boat would be a crime though.

Originally Posted by davidutz

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/199...maran-3701144/

newick white wings trimaran for 30 k


pretty cool boat, don't think it will last long

[ben2go]

I'm a diehard mono guy but this kind of interest me. I am familiar with Wharram but never saw this one in his design portfolio.



https://nmi.craigslist.org/boa/d/wha...169891385.html

[andres]

It is a Wharram Tangaroa MK 1, but the cabins are not as in the plans. This is why it looks different.

[atoll]

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[ausnp84]

Originally Posted by atoll

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I’m amazed they didn’t bite the hand off the £500 offer! That’s going to be at least £15-30k to get it up and running...

N

[mikedefieslife]

It's not a 27' version so not really in any demand. You can but an average condition 26' one for about £12,000 which is less than you'd pay to get this back to former glory.

However the title of this thread is cheap multi and projects, not good value multis and easy projects, so it is for sure a valid entry.

[td0tz]

46’ Trimar Trimaran MK II $25,000 offer
On our own forum, search doesn't show in this thread where it surely belongs
See here: https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...ii-240121.html
looking forward to informed comments on designer/builder, unknown to me.

engine hours (total): needs engines (outboards 25 hp)
length overall (LOA): 46
make / manufacturer: Trimaran, maccoullard design
model name / number: MK II
propulsion type: sail
year manufactured: 1971

[ausnp84]

Originally Posted by td0tz

46’ Trimar Trimaran MK II $25,000 offer
On our own forum, search doesn't show in this thread where it surely belongs
See here: https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums...ii-240121.html
looking forward to informed comments on designer/builder, unknown to me.

engine hours (total): needs engines (outboards 25 hp)
length overall (LOA): 46
make / manufacturer: Trimaran, maccoullard design
model name / number: MK II
propulsion type: sail
year manufactured: 1971

That’s a lot of boat for the money! But $2500 for a haulout and antifoul?!? What do you guys paint the bottoms with in the ‘States.... gold???

N

[td0tz]

Originally Posted by ausnp84

That’s a lot of boat for the money! But $2500 for a haulout and antifoul?!? What do you guys paint the bottoms with in the ‘States.... gold???

N

Probably a lot is the cost of the haul. Note he said a crane haul out.
Likely no travel lift in his area can accommodate the beam, and probably no decent place to do a dry out in his area. You'd want a haulout to survey anyhoo, methinks. Would take a pretty beefy crane, too. Then twice the space in a boat yard, and yada yada.
Joys of multihulls.

[sailrjim]

Originally Posted by td0tz

Probably a lot is the cost of the haul. Note he said a crane haul out.
Likely no travel lift in his area can accommodate the beam, and probably no decent place to do a dry out in his area. You'd want a haulout to survey anyhoo, methinks. Would take a pretty beefy crane, too. Then twice the space in a boat yard, and yada yada.
Joys of multihulls.

FYI All:
Portsmouth Boating Center (Portsmouth, VA) recently modified width of travel lift to 27 ft. width. They do not allow DIY. Also, I recently received a quote of just under USD1000 to lift a 9500 lbs. boat high and at 40 ft. reach by mobile crane, one way, also in Portsmouth, private property.
Jim