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$85,000 NZD
+7 moreMakeSandy Jones
Model38
Year1994
Length12m
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Sandy Jones design sloop launched in 1994. This yacht has a Farr 38 rig and keel, with an interior that provides plenty of space and headroom. The hull is a solid triple skin kauri construction glassed over and she is powered by an efficient, modern Volvo D2-40 which was installed new in 2015 along with a sail drive.
The cozy interior is capable of accommodating up to 7 people overnight, with headroom in the saloon of 6'4". The sail wardrobe consists of mainsail with slab reefing, a genoa on a furler and a spinnaker. This yacht can be sailed comfortably shorthanded or solo thanks to her Raytheon Autohelm and all lines leading back to the cockpit.
She has 2 halyard winches on the cabin top and 2 sheet winches on the cockpit sides, all of the winches are 2 speed, self-tailing winches. The cockpit can also be covered thanks to a custom-made cockpit sunshade. Open transom, inflatable dinghy with 3.3hp outboard. Recently professionally antifouled and props coated with prop-speed. This fantastic yacht is ready for cruising!
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Vessel
MakeSandy Jones
Model38
Year1994
Dimensions
Length overall12m
Features
On board
Farr 38 rig and keel
Triple skin kauri hull with glass
Volvo D2-40 diesel with sail drive
Raytheon Autohelm
Mainsail with slab reefing
Genoa on furler
Spinnaker
2 halyard winches (2-speed, self-tailing)
2 sheet winches (2-speed, self-tailing)
Custom cockpit sunshade
Open transom
Inflatable dinghy with 3.3hp outboard
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