Asking PriceBroker
$162,000 EUR
+36 moreMakeLagoon
Model380
Year2001
Length11.6m6.5m beam
FuelDiesel300L tank
Cabins4
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About this vessel
Completely renovated. All the work listed below was carried out between May and October 2024. All spare parts were imported by air from an Italian supplier, for a total weight of 540 kg. Invoices are available. The amounts indicated are exclusive of taxes and import duties. Here is the list of work carried out.
The two engines were unloaded, transported to the workshop and overhauled, with all components replaced (spare parts worth €6,000.00). They were painted and reinstalled on board.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeLagoon
Model380
Year2001
Dimensions
Length overall11.6m
Beam6.5m
Draft1.5m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Heads2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Engine model3JH5E
Engine count2
Drive typeSail Drive
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage300L
Features
On board
Scraping of the hull bottoms, filling, sanding, two coats of Interprotect primer and three coats of International Micro Ultra2 antifouling.
Sanding, filling and painting of the upper hulls, one coat of primer and three coats of high-quality epoxy. Gloss finish for the sides and satin anti-reflective finish for the deck.
Replacement of all hull valves (12) with new brass fittings and Trudesign shut-off valves (photos and invoices available).
Replacement of all portholes with new Lewmar portholes (8).
Renovation of the fiberglass saildrive cradles with insertion of an 18mm threaded steel metal disc for bolt fixing.
Engine 1: Yanmar model 3JH5E – 39 hp – year 2013
Engine 2: Yanmar model 3JH5E – 39 hp – year 2013
The engine ignition control panels have been replaced.
The gear shift knobs have been replaced.
The diesel tanks were removed and cleaned internally.
The propellers have been cleaned and treated with antifouling paint.
Furthermore, to allow for long cruises, the two forward water tanks, one of which houses the windlass, were designed to accommodate a larger 300-liter diesel tank. An electric pump connects the two engine tanks to their respective switching valves, as needed.
Oil change + engine filters + fuel filters November 2025
Replacement of upper and lower lateral and front stays, with stainless steel tensioners.
10mm galvanized chain (made in Australia), ground, with a total length of 70 meters, plus 30 meters of high-strength rope, mounted on a 30kg anchor.
Spare anchor weighing 25 kg (photos and invoices available).
Sails from 2020, dismantled, serviced and reinforced seams on the mainsail, genoa and storage bag.
Fully battened mainsail and furling genoa
Replacement of the rigging for the entire sail area
Two overhauled hand-cranked winches
Renovation of the 12 and 240 V electrical system
New 12 and 240 V control panels
Inverter new Bluetooth Victron Phoenix Smart 12/240 V 3 kW
New Victron 240/240 V 5 kW electronic isolation transformer (galvanic protection)
2 brand new Victron Phoenix Smart 3 12/50 A chargers (one on each side)
4 new Mastervolt AGM 12V 160Ah service batteries
2 new Mastervolt AGM 12V 130Ah engine batteries
3 x 600W solar panels with charge/battery selector
New LED navigation lights
Overhaul, dismantling and replacement with a new windlass clutch.
Replacement of all interior spotlights with new LEDs.
Blue night lighting for the cockpit and aft stairs
Blue underwater lighting at the rear
Bridge walkway LED
LED of the central cockpit
Cabin and dinette fans
Forced ventilation (inlet and outlet) of cabin lockers.
Provide an electric generator with a dedicated hull valve, diesel fuel supply and electrical cable routing.
Plan for four cabin air conditioners, hull valves, cables and water drains
Masthead windlass
Bridge lighting
Complete windlass overhaul including clutch replacement
230V service sockets in the cabins and the dinette
Raymarine Axiom 9 Lighthouse navigator (new) + Pacific Card
Interconnected with external instruments
External Bluetooth tablet interconnected with Raymarine chartplotter
New Garmin AIS
Raymarine Tridata System
Anemometer
New Raymarine autopilot
VHF (2018)
2 radio transmitters with external speaker
New cockpit compass
New masthead anemometer
New Bluetooth stereo system, 12V – 300W + 2 internal and 2 external speakers
Samsung 32″ TV (2018)
New Shenker desalination unit – Zen model 100 l/h
New Marco 12V electronic water pump for 8 people
2 electric bilge pumps
2 manual bilge pumps
2 electric shower drain pumps
2 new Jabsco toilets with manual pump
2 directional shower faucets with flexible hose
5-meter Caribe dinghy with protective cover
Reconditioned Yamaha Enduro 2-stroke 15 HP engine
Aft cockpit shower
Chain well shower
Cockpit sunshade
Outdoor cockpit table
1 oceanographic EPIRB connected to the boat’s MMSI
12-person life raft
Lifebuoy
12 life jackets
Emergency flares
Binoculars
Weather station: clock, hygrometer, barometer
6 fenders
Folding aluminum ladder
Cockpit table and porthole covers
Fishing equipment and professional rod with bait
Integrated 80-litre refrigerator with freezer
3-burner stove and gas oven
Multifunctional microwave oven
Interior cooking area for the saloon seating
Interior curtains
Hand and power tools
Vacuum cleaner
High-pressure cleaner (needs repair)
Circular sander for polishing paint
Dymo for marking the electrical panel
International Micro UKLTRA 2 8-litre replacement antifouling paint
Set of 8 strings and spare headphones.
High-strength mooring lines with steel springs.
Replacement oil and filters, diesel filters, antifreeze, transmission belts.
20-litre jerrycan: 18 yellow, 6 blue, 3 red.
Grand Amaka
New cabin mattresses.
Leisure accessories.
Extra sheets and towels for each cabin.
Complete kitchen equipment for 12 people.
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