NAUTOR SWAN 43 Centercockpit sold
Sold
1977
13.02 m x 4.22 m x 1.80 m
GRP (Polyester)
Perkins, diesel, 74 Hp
Den Oever (NL)
More about the NAUTOR SWAN 43 Centercockpit
This Swan 43, design by Sparkman & Stephens from 1977, refit 1995 and 2012, stands out for its solidity and comfort. The ship is very seaworthy. Thanks to the hydraulic control of roller mainsail and roller genoa (installed in 1995 in the conversion from ketch to sloop, incl. New mast), she can sail single-handedly. Below deck the ship is safe due to the many handles in the solid wood interior. Nicely enclosed galley, made for sturdy seas. AIS integrated in Raymarine navigation system. Webasto hot air heating, renewed in 2013. Two cabins behind solid wooden doors, both with bathroom incl. Toilet, give privacy. Seven sleeping places; five sails; mainsail as good as new. Teak deck in good condition. The Perkins engine has had a refit in 2012, hoses and propeller shaft have been replaced. This boat is brokered through the White Whale Yachtbrokers Enkhuizen office. If you are interested please contact us at [email protected] or +31 (0) 228 855 380 for more information or to make an appointment for viewing on board. Viewings are possible from Monday to Saturday.
General
Ownersmanual on board
teak deck
lead
3rd owner; professionally maintained; last antifouling 2019; In the winter always on land in the hall
Accommodation
length berth ca 200 cm
in 3 tanks
Engine, electrics
refit 2011/2012 with new hoses and new propeller shaft
maxprop 3-balde shaft (1998)
watercooling with heatexchanger (revised 2011)
Vetus 75 kgf (2007)
Refit 2011/2012; last service spring 2019
Navigation and electronics
log no longer functions; is displayed on the Raymarine
echosounder
old
GPS included
2012
Rig and sails
Procter pierced; originally ketch rigged; in 1995 changed to sloop with new mast / rigging / hydraulic system
Mainsail as new
Deck Equipment
Lofrang Cayman 88 Tigres Falcon (2010)
Safety
Documents
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