For Sale: 1992 Fountaine Pajot Antigua 37

[qazvick]

134k obo


Kailani was purchased in Mar 2018 in Rio Dulce, Guatemala. She was sailed home to St Petersburg, FL where the current owners did a $60k refit in preparation of plans to cruise through the South Pacific to Australia. They departed Jan 1 this year and decided cruising wasn’t for them and returned home from Grand Cayman. Kailani has only had 2000 miles put on her after her refit! They are currently still living on her. She is a TURNKEY CRUISER! She needs nothing as they only went cruising for a total of 3 months. Get in her and go! Escape the coronavirus! Full documentation of the work has been kept with a stack of receipts over an inch thick. With all new rigging installed by The Yacht Rigger in St Pete, FL, spare alternators, starters, fresh water pumps, toilet pumps, hatch seals, fuel filters, oil filters, oil, engine belts, steering cable, shift/throttle cables, 8 fuel jerry cans and 2 water jerry cans, you need absolutely nothing to go cruising! The hatch glass pieces that haven’t been replaced yet, are on the boat waiting to be installed. Truly off the grid catamaran with 675AH battery bank, 600 watts of solar, and a Spectra 12v watermaker (6gph at 9A). The Port engine is 2GM20F that was replaced early 2000s (based on the serial number) and has approximately 1500 hours. The starboard engine is a 3YM20F that was installed professionally by previous owner in 2012 and has approximately 400 hours. The catamaran lived in fresh water in the Rio Dulce for the previous 12 years, 10 of it being with the previous owner.

Highfield Dinghy (Dec 2019) with 2004 Yamaha 2 stroke 15HP may or may not be included in sale depending on price agreed upon. Same goes with watermaker.

All work done since Mar 2018 – Have Survey from Mar 2018 and will provide. All issues were addressed in the refit.

Bottom paint (September 2019)

Saildrive oil/seals (Mar 2018)

Rudder Bearings

Sunshades

Dodger

Propane remote shutoff

Iridium go with external antenna

Garmin GNX wind/speed/depth instruments

Garmin 742xs chartplotter

Garmin HDR18 radar

Raymarine EV-200 wheel drive autopilot

Off shore design trampoline with dyneema lashing

Water heater (Both 110v and plumbed into engine)

Both Toilets. One manual, one electric with macerator.

Brand new custom 5gal holding tank with no deck port for pump out

New saloon cushion foam

Deck washdown waterpump that can use freshwater or saltwater

All new rigging

3 year old Selden Furler

Bathroom and Kitchen faucets replaced

New tachometers

New throttle quadrant

New mattress foam and cover in port aft bedroom

45lb Mantus anchor with Mantus bridle

New anchor chain – 150ft

New anchor rope – 250 ft

New Fortress FX21 anchor w/ 20ft chain

Sails reinforced and strengthened. Age of sails unknown. 3 reefs in main w/ new sail track cars

Corinthian Marine Aquamat flooring

All new plumbing with PEX tubing w various shutoff valves to isolate different sections

Deck shower plumbed with hot water

Xantrex 2000 Watt Inverter

Anchor/Tricolor LED lights, all interior lights converted to LED

ENO stove top

600 watts Solar with 675 AH house battery bank. Trojan batteries

1 starting battery per engine with battery integrators (isolators) and manual on/off switches

Victron Solar charge controller and battery monitor with battery charger

New, thicker, and tinted windshields. Along with various portlights and hatches replaced.

EPIRB

5 new fire extinguishers, with 1 AFO fire extinguisher ball in each engine room.

Windlass remote and plug

AIS splitter

New exhaust hoses, new fuel lines, new fuel filters

Port engine raw water pump

Battery trays for house and starter batts

Added bilge pumps, float switches, and high water alarms to engine rooms

Dyneema Safety lines

Most pulley blocks all new

Oversized Harken jib sheet tracks with backing plates

[edsailing]

Need a price, please

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by edsailing

Need a price, please

Its up top. 134k obo

[edsailing]

Sorry, wasn't obvious

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by edsailing

Sorry, wasn't obvious

No worries

[waterman46]

Do you have a survey?
"Current owners still living on boat" so that means you are not the owner but doing the advertising for them?
Looks like a steal! Wish I could get to FL! Good Luck.

[onavegador]

sorry to expensive for age, type and sailing abilities.

[wannacat]

"sorry to expensive for age, type and sailing abilities."

Don't know about your "type and sailing abilities"? I own the same boat and can keep up with most 40 ft cats I've sailed with and even a few 42's given certain conditions.

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by waterman46

Do you have a survey?
"Current owners still living on boat" so that means you are not the owner but doing the advertising for them?
Looks like a steal! Wish I could get to FL! Good Luck.

We do have a survey from Mar 2018 and yes I can send it. I am the owner.

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by wannacat

"sorry to expensive for age, type and sailing abilities."

Don't know about your "type and sailing abilities"? I own the same boat and can keep up with most 40 ft cats I've sailed with and even a few 42's given certain conditions.

What he said.

People looking for this cat tend to know their capabilities before even coming to see them. They know what theyre looking for.

Either way. Prices are always OBO.

[MikeHelms]

Interested can you provide a link with more pictures?

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by MikeHelms

Interested can you provide a link with more pictures?

http://www.catamaransite.com/catamarans-for-sale.html

[valleyweather]

Are Americans able to fly in to this location that you are aware of?

[qazvick]

Originally Posted by valleyweather

Are Americans able to fly in to this location that you are aware of?

Come again?

[wannacat]

Was there anyone in particular that dealt with you on rerigging the boat from The Rigging Shop ? I'm in the midst of replacing mine and have a few questions of them.
Good luck with your sale, We're taking ours [a sistership] off the market and have decided to do The Bahamas again next winter once all this mess hopefully blows over.