Asking Price
$145,000 AUD
MakeSwarbrick
ModelS125
Year1998
Length12.44m3.9m beam
Fuel90L tank
Cabins37 berths
Overview
About this vessel
Thirsty Work is a very special S125, designed by Kim Swarbrick and built by Dave Clifton at Clifton Yachts in 1998. She's his own boat so was built to a really high specification. Thirsty Work has competed successfully in WA racing for many years. She had a complete refit in 2022, not just a Tizzy up but the full Monty. No expense was spared because Dave loves this boat. He may have over capitalised but that's to the new owners advantage. Thirsty Work has very impressive performance when racing but the set up of the boat for fast cruising with minimal crew is great.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSwarbrick
ModelS125
Year1998
Dimensions
Length overall12.44m
Beam3.9m
Draft2.1m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Berths7
Heads1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeVetus
Engine modelM417A-A
Engine count1
Engine hours725
Fuel tankage90L
Features
On board
Complete refit in 2022
Relaunched 6th October 2022
New paint - internal and external
New carbon standing rigging
New electrics and wiring
All cushions replaced
Galley modified to take an Engel/Waco 95L dual zone fridge freezer
Large ice box for day sailing
Two 500kg water ballast tanks added above the rear quarter berths which vastly improve sailing performance when shorthanded without impinging on room in the berths
Ballast tanks also double as freshwater storage when cruising
All running gear for the motor replaced including gearbox, heat exchanger, shaft, shaft seal, flexible coupling, P bracket, Gori 3 blade folding 2 speed propeller, new gear box controls
Keel is lifted with a stainless-steel hydraulic ram
