Specifications

Length

35.3'

Beam

21.3'

Displacement

24,460 lbs

Draft

3.3'

Mast Height

43.6'

Fuel

71 gal

Water

71 gal

Jaguar Catamaran

The Jeff Schionning-designed Jaguar 36 is another highly popular South African cruising cat. In the last years, she has been built in great numbers and has earned her reputation as a good sailer at a reasonable price. The volume in the saloon rivals that of 40-foot multihulls , thanks to her extra-wide beam. As long as care is taken not to overload the boat, the bridgedeck clearance will be adequate for offshore sailing. A fractional sail plan assures that a couple can master the boat from a single helm station, which is located on the port side of the cockpit. The Jaguar is available in various layouts: charter version, 4 cabin plan and owner's version, which is shown below.

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'Galileo' , a 2007 Jaguar 36 Catamaran for Sale

The Jaguar 36 catamaran, designed by navel architect Jeff Schionning and built in South Africa, offers extraordinary accommodation for 36ft cat.

'Galileo', Jaguar 36 catamaran

The aft platform allows for the dinghy to be easily raised and lowered from the dinghy davits and is a great place to BBQ and relax with the two aft rail seats.

Two Vetus engines were new in 2021. Other recent improvements include complete re-wiring, new saloon windows in 2023, new Tohatso 9.8 outboard 2023, new AIS transceiver/responder 2023, new VHF with AIS 2024, and a new engine starter battery 2022.

ACCOMMODATIONS This Jaguar 36 catamaran offers four double cabins, plus fifth crew cabin currently converted into storage.

There's 6'7" standing headroom and good ventilation throughout.

  • Main saloon & galley on bridge-deck with panoramic views.
  • Large table with wrap-around settee with large stowage lockers beneath.
  • The galley lies to starboard with double stainless steel sinks, 2 burner hob and oven, large fridge and large freezer with separate 12v portable freezer.
  • Electrical panel to starboard and nav/computer area to port.

Port hull: Aft cabin with double berth, hanging lockers and closets, fan, USB charging points and engine access. Top opening hatch, portlight & reading lights.

  • Heads: Walkthrough heads with electric toilet and shower unit. Wash basin with hot & cold pressure water. Bathroom cabinet & mirror.
  • Forward cabin with double berth with fan, USB charging point, lockers and top opening hatch. Access to crew cabin currently used for storage.

Starboard hull: Aft cabin with double berth with hanging lockers and closets, fan and engine access. Top opening hatch, portlight & reading lights.

  • Walkthrough lined with cupboards filled with spares and tools.
  • Forward cabin with double berth with fan, lockers and top opening hatch.
  • Heads: Forward head with manual Jabsco toilet, washbasin with hot and cold water, shower, cabinet and mirror.

MECHANICAL SYSTEMS Two Vetus M3-29 diesel engines. 29hp New 2021. Well maintained and in good running order, last serviced April 2024. Volvo 130S sail drive units with 3-bladed fixed props New 2023. Ultraflex haudraulic steering pump replaced 2024

Yanmar generator, hours unknown.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

  • House batteries total 1240Ah
  • 2 x Start battery lead acid New 2022
  • 5 x Solar panels total 700W
  • Air-X 40Amp wind generator
  • 30Amp Battery charger
  • 100Amp Victron battery charger
  • 5000W Inverter
  • 1200W inverter
  • Victron Bluetooth smart shunt battery monitor
  • Victron MPPT 100/50 SmartSolar charge controller
  • Victron MMPT100/60 SmartSolar charge controller
  • 2 x Victron Orion-Tr Smart 12/12-30 DC/DC charger
  • DT-1000VA step up + step down transformer
  • Honda 2000 generator
  • Double Bluetooth chargers in 3 cabins
  • 13 USB charging system in saloon
  • Bluetooth sound system

SAILS & SPARS

  • Decked stepped fractional sloop rigged aluminium mast and boom. Stainless steel rigging age unknown, running rigging age unknown. Slab reefing mainsail with stack pack. Furling genoa, furling gennaker. 2 x Harken 40, 2 speed self tailing winches.
  • Mainsail Ulmann 7 years old Fair condition
  • Furling genoa Ulmann 7 years old Fair condition
  • Gennaker blue & white 7 years old Barely used.

DECK EQUIPMENT

  • 25kg Rocna anchor
  • 65m 8mm chain
  • 100m Anchor rode
  • Maxwell 1500W windlass
  • Solid bimini
  • Full enclosure shade and rainproof -Blue Ulmann sails New 2023
  • Sail cover Blue
  • Cockpit table
  • Blue cockpit cushions
  • Swim ladders
  • Dock lines and fenders.

NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

  • Raymarine Chartplotter eSseries (with Navionic charts purchased in 2023)
  • Raymarine Radar
  • Raymarine GPS
  • Raymarine autopilot New 2024
  • Raymarine wind and depth
  • Standard Horizon VHF with AIS New 2024
  • Yacht Nucleus AIT 500 Class B + AIS transponder New 2023
  • LED navigation lights
  • Clock and Barometer

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

  • 2 x Arimar 6 person life raft last serviced 2021
  • 8 x Type 2 life vest
  • 3 x Electric bilge pump
  • 2 x Manual bilge pump
  • Fire blanket
  • Fire extinguishers out of date/need servicing
  • First aid kit

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

  • 10ft Dinghy
  • 9.8 Tohatsu 2 stroke outboard engine New 2023
  • Spare 4hp Yamaha outboard
  • Iridium Go needs package
  • Water maker 100l/hr
  • Sewing machine
  • Snorkels, masks & fins
  • Vacuum cleaner
  • Lots of spares and some tools
  • Cutlery & crockery New 2023
  • Bed linens New 2023

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, a Jaguar 36 Catamaran

The asking price for is $150,000.

She's currently located in Grenada, West Indies, where of Clarke & Carter Caribbean will be happy to arrange a visit for you or provide any further information you may require.

'Galileo', Jaguar 36 catamaran, galley

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28-09-2008, 10:49  
Boat: FP Tobago 35
isn’t to good either Alan. If you read the link I posted by a well known to which I can attest, the does indeed take big very nicely. Anyone who knows anything about business would laugh at the bumfuzzle story. uyer of a calls factory from foreign county demanding payment for damage of unknown origin. Hmmmm. Love to chat all day about the virtues of the Jag but I’m goin sailing. I hope the company does come back because this is the best layed out cat I’ve ever been on. The perfect , no. Great absolutely! PS don't get too far from shore with that Tobago!
01-10-2008, 02:25  
Boat: 1995 CATALINA 320 formerly Catamaran owner
Cat, You seem so adamanet on attacking the integrity of these . You fail to want to recognize ANY of the positive remarks and records that have been recorded here on this thread, from to published writings in established publications to first hand experience from real life owners. You've got over 560 posts since you've joined here in Jan 08 which makes me believe that you spend way too much time tapping away on your computor instead of actually sailing.

The fact is, there's been published reports that have been very favorable to these in Magazine. You might have heard of this magazine. Professional Boat Ian Englebrecht has taken Wildcats and Jaguars many times across the ocean successfully from Durban to the and . Captain Englebrecht is quick to comment on how well the boat handled in huge seas (up to 30 feet) that were tossed up from a nearby cyclone. And if I may quote him "We reached the final having gained a satisfying respect for the craft that took us almost 7,000 nm. The Wildcat MKII, in my opinion, is a well-priced investment, offering a fine balance between luxury, seaworthiness and performance. All in all, one of my most enjoyable transatlantic deliveries." Sounds to me like this seasoned has given the boat a major thumbs up.

These threads are worth a read for anyone interested in hearing real documented reports on Wildcats and Jaguars.







Nordicat, I'm sorry to hear that you had to spend all that time and equipping your boat to be but after considerable time and money it sounds like you now have it all together. When I shopped for cats a few years back I took a serious look at several FP 35's, 38's and Athena 38's. Not to rock your boat intentionally, but with the FP Tobago I noticed the sub-par that you mentioned, the older style layout and design, the standard 10 hp Volvo's that were certainly underpowered, amongst other factors that steered me away. My wife disliked the carpeted walls and the purplish colored finish. Kind of drabby she said. The Athena was better but same deal with the older looking style and funky layout. The one I looked at was in for at the Marathon Boat Yard with a problem. We really liked the look of the 38 but the retired ones that we checked down in the BVI's looked the part - retired and worn. And I didn't like the heavy 40 hp Westerbeke's that weighed down the stern. Definitely a boat built for that anticipated a lot of motoring.

We were definitely drawn to the sleek and modern look of the Wildcat both inside and out. The walk thru transom that connects you from the to the lengthy swim platform and easily accessible sugar scroops was a big plus. It had many features and the capacity as some cats 5 to 7 feet larger than it's size. The curved aspects that someone mentioned earlier is what I really liked - the aerodynamics of the boat. Remember that on here a few months back of the Jeff Schionning cat that was 50 or 60 feet that many admired. Well, same and very similar lines. Those cats with the vertical straight up and down windows look nice, but really how efficient are they going up (aerodynamically) as well as in rough seas when a wave crashes over your boat? I was also impressed with the hefty sizing of the (Sparcraft), the numerous hatches and (great ventilation) and the perfectly sized winches. The Wildcat was a choice I had made after over a year of thorough investigating of all the possible catamarans in the under 40 feet category.

In closing, I would like to relate Cat a story about an Englishman I had recently met in a boatyard in Ft. Pierce, where I had my Wildcat hauled out this past spring. This friendly chap had just purchased a 35 foot and hired a crew to sail the boat over to for him. The boat was being launched next to where I had my boat blocked. After seeing my Wildcat, he and his captain asked to come aboard to compare the two comparably sized cats. In sum, they were amazed at the larger space and efficient layout of the Wildcat. They noticed the beefier rigging, the 40 ST winches, the Quantum main and genny (awesome cruising sails), the , , main panel and looked on in envy when he saw the two clean MD2020's (3 cylinder 20 hp) that were so easily accessible compared to his two 10 hp Volvo's. At that moment he commented how he wish he knew more about these boats before he made his decision. They soon noticed the book I had on my table (Catamarans by Gregar Tarjan, the one that I reference several times in this thread). I ended up selling him the book under the premise that the book would stay onboard his boat for the crew to read since most of the members didn't have much experience in sailing cruising cats (and there's some great insight to techniques in sailing cruising cats, etc. in this book). Anyways, they headed out to the Gulfstream toward enroute to . A month or so later I received a call from the owner (who had flown home) informing me that the boat made it but it had encountered a problem. The cross beam joining the two hulls had broken in half sending the crashing to the . And you know what brand and model of boat this was? Sorry to tell you, but it was a Fountain Pujot Tobago.

This thread has contained some great insights on the Wildcat and boats. These have come not from just one persons experience with their boat but from various owners who were honest and kind enough in sharing their experiences (both good and bad) with them. It has also referenced some journals of delivery captains that have taken these catamarans across the oceans as well as credible mentions in renowned written on modern day cruising catamarans.

I hope this read was all worthwhile.

Kevin
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01-10-2008, 03:11  
Boat: Leopard 46 Cat "Tulliana"
02-10-2008, 05:45  
Boat: FastCat 445 Green Motion
07-10-2008, 01:18  
he treated ourselves and his workers with behavior bordering on psychopathic. There has also been a marked deterioration in Admiral build quality but all this appears to go unnoticed. Although advertising buyers can appoint their own , on attempting to check our boat our wasn't allowed entrance into the factory by David Bird. I have heard many people talking of his unpopular past in the diamond industry in but he appears to suffer no repercussions.
07-10-2008, 01:37  
Boat: FP Tobago 35
like this and others, though you are not allowed to directly attack suppliers here, but a link to an interesting blog is allowed
26-11-2008, 14:40  
. I have not had any major problems with it. Make sure you get a Jaguar with diesels - they just run and run and run.
26-11-2008, 17:11  
Boat: 1995 CATALINA 320 formerly Catamaran owner
MD2020's are also found in many Wildcats and are awesome as well. I've been a fan for years (previous mono hulls had the 3 cyl 3GM30F's) then purchased my 2001 Wildcat 350 that has the twin Volvo MD2020's. Like the 3 cylinder Yanmar 3GM30F's, they run very smooth with their 0, 120, 240 degree displacements. I personally prefer the 3 cylinder displacements verse the 2 cylinder displacements of 2 cylinder engines: 0, 180 back to zero which, although very reliable, seem to have more of the Put-Put action, not as smooth running. Both the Volvo MD2020 (3 cyl) and Yanmar 2GM20F (2 cyl) that are found on the Wildcats are both great and reliable engines . The block on the Volvo MD2020's are actually made by and has the stamp on it - but of course painted with the Volvo green. Either option is great. And also good to hear from another happy Wildcat owner.
26-11-2008, 22:17  
Boat: Woods 40' catamaran
. If you are Jaguar Cats, and the customer asks who you would recommend for a delivery captain, are you going to recommend the captain who wrote the glowing advertorial in Multihulls, or they guy who trashed them?

I've been aboard 2 Wildcats and I have to say the construction was not of very good quality. I also think the curved aft from the stern steps to the and the curved decks that have no toerail is really dangerous in wet .

It's the only boat I have read about in a Cruising World review that actually said the construction was poor ""I saw delaminated and thin laminates," said Sherman. "In my opinion, the build quality on this vessel was very low."

27-11-2008, 09:36  
Boat: 1995 CATALINA 320 formerly Catamaran owner
from the stern steps to the cockpit and the curved decks that have no toerail is really dangerous in wet .

It's the only boat I have read about in a Cruising World review that actually said the construction was poor ""I saw delaminated and thin laminates," said Sherman. "In my opinion, the build quality on this vessel was very low."

27-11-2008, 20:49  
Boat: Woods 40' catamaran
are from just the same delivery , who will be out of job with Jaguar if he pans the boat...

No, Multihulls probably didn't accept any money for the article. But they have a bad habit of accepting articles written by builders or others with a vested interest in the boat being described without disclosing that person's interest in the boat. It's not unique to Jaguar unfortunately, but using it as a positive example as to why your boat is great is not very credible. I'd rather listen to somebody who has nothing to gain from the article such as the cruising world article.

A winds up the South Atlantic is generally considered one of the easiest there is, though I do agree that the coast of S. is really unpleasant. I don't consider it that much of a torture test for a catamaran.

Other opinions:

Charles Kanter, a well know author about cats agrees with me on the curved decks.

The curved deck is for less resistance, according to the , but in my opinion they are downright unsafe. If you want more headroom over the berths, whey wouldn't you continue the topsides further up, and have a flatter deck. The huge radius actually decreases headroom in the side of the hull.

Cruising World weren't comparing the Wildcat to the Gunboat directly; they just said the construction sucked. And sorry, just because the uses Quadraxial cloth or vacuum bags it, doesn't make it a good boat; rather stitched fabrics and bagging is the expected norm with cored construction these days.

And let's look at somebody else's experience with Wildcat construction:



One guy reported leaking through the fresh from the factory, and the 2nd page of the thread has somebody else on a sea trial with and cracks in the hull.

Whoops, here is another owner who thinks the sloping decks are hazardous and the boat had lots of problems when it arrived.



Value for money? I suppose so. But when you actually look at the pictures of the bumfuzzle delam, where big pockets of never bonded, and the builder is finally saying "oh, must be lightning", you have to know he's blowing smoke up your ass. What you have in the is a "never bond". The never bonded to the skin.
is that anybody googling for "Jaguar catamaran problems" is going to hit this thread...

Finally, here's a stern shot of the infamous Bumfuzzle - with the transoms just kissing the water i.e. slightly overloaded, the bridgedeck clearance is horrible.


28-11-2008, 07:19  
Boat: 1994 Solaris Sunstream 40
should develop, or should the hull be damaged.

Does anyone know how the manufacturer dealt with thru-hull installatioin? If it is not solid glass in those areas, it is a recipe for disaster. Even if it is solid glass, are any other spots available for the of additional thru-hulls for items such as watermakers, water-cooled , etc.?

Brad
28-11-2008, 09:29  
Boat: 1995 CATALINA 320 formerly Catamaran owner
to is an easy run I guess you didn’t read the part where he was sailing in 45 knots winds with 5.5 meter seas (16.5 feet) and surfing down waves with up to 16.5 knots of speed – without broaching. You also might have missed his other report where he sailed a Wildcat from to Durban and encountered a Cyclone with seas 25 to 30 feet and praised the boat for its performance in these conditions. To me, it’s far cry evaluation from a one hour sail scheduled around a . And note, there are other favorable reports of these boats by other delivery captains including Greg Taylor/Commodore Zululand Yacht Club, and Bruce Ardeme. I’ve ran across others but here’s a link to a couple more if you find a professional boat delivery captains opinions beyond “A Grain of Salt”.





Hearing from owners is another way. There are plenty of Wildcat / Jaguar owners that are very happy with their boats. As with any boat, and I may repeat ANY boat, there can be issues. Read over the threads on the new forum and you’ll see. That’s just how it is. We’ve been fortunate to hear accounts from Wildcat owners that have been posted here on this forum both favorable and unfavorable. There are several other Wildcat owners that I’ve met that are happy owners as well that aren’t even on this forum. There’s accounts of owners sailing them around the world. And keep in mind, Bumfuzzle did make it safely around the world although he had the delam issue.

And here’s the owners of Prrrrfection who sailed around in their Wildcat 350


Regarding your reference to Charles Kanter, yes, he is a renowned author and surveyor of multihulls, as well as the one who performed the on Bumfuzzle for Pat and Alli prior to their . His DID NOT REPORT ANY DELAM ISSUES with the boat during his although he did make note of his dislike of the sloped decks. I briefly spoke with Charles at the a couple years back and he stood by his report that he didn’t find any delam issues after carefully tapping out the entire boat. Go figure, and he’s considered an expert in the field and a world renown surveyor.

And regarding your dislike of the curved hull design, it is great for less wind resistance (better upwind performance which is nice for a cat) and flow of heavy sea water in case of unpleasant conditions. Please note that Jeff Schionning of is the designer of the Widlcat and Jaguars. He also designed the catamaran that many on this forum have spoke very favorably about. You can see the similarity in HULL DESIGN including the curved hulls with this 50 footer.



And by the way, there are many boats with balsa core below the waterline including the Robertson & Caine designed Leopard/Moorings. And I haven’t noticed any delam issues around any of my thru hulls.

Signing off. Time to go sailing..,
28-11-2008, 19:53  
Boat: 45ft FP Casamance
our cat I looked at about 5 or 6 different wildcats, both the original shape with down and the later re-design with up etc. It is without doubt the best cat for the $$, there simply is no other cat which come close in its price range. At the time I looked at a very clean '99 model with 2 prior surveys, both which were fine, it was selling fully loaded for 1000 000 SA rand which = approx $100 000...no other cat can compare in this price range...and thats what we are talking about here...you absolutely must compare apples to apples. Even the Bumfuzzle dude was amazed when he bought his Wildcat how much more cat he was getting compared to an older Tobago. Without a doubt a few bad stories are giving all Wildcats a bad rap...its sad and simply not right. My (and of 4) was bigger so I went for a bigger (and older boat), but I still wonder if I would have been just as happy on a smaller boat like the Wildcat, and still have $100 000 in my pocket!!! Its basically the 'sheep' mentality where no one wants to have to justify (myself included) to their friends or forum members why they bought a Wildcat, even though in their hearts they know there is no more wrong with it than PLENTY of other boats, so they end up something more 'accepted' by the masses. Then they can all pat each other on the back and say: 'Har har at least I did not buy one of those Widlcats, they are all crap you know, har har.' Someone should list all the issues which all the different boats have had, there are bad eggs in ALL of them, why doesnt someone start on , to name just one. If I was in that 35ft, $100000-$160000 price/size range I would buy a used Wildcat for sure. Obviously you will have to check the , hull no of the boat and do a full survey...I actually think that due to the bad press the Wildcat is undervalued...which makes a good used one even more attractive. Only downside is that you may struggle to sell it in the end, because we are still a bunch of sheep. Myself included.
Cheers
Fishman
28-11-2008, 21:13  
Boat: Jaguar 38 cat
every three weeks to check if the specified materials are being used, the lay-up procedure, build quality etc.
The boat is now past half way, and the reports so far are good, and if anything, being over built, and is adead of schedual.

I remember in how well i used to when the teacher was looking over my shoulder.

Rather safe than sorry, this is the only way to go no matter who is building the boat.
 
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors to investigate such details as the buyer desired validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Photos may not properly reflect the current condition of the actual vessel offered for sale. In some cases stock photographs may have been used.

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Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing.

Dinghy Disclaimer

All dinghies are considered separate vessels and should have separate titles and documents. There is no guarantee as to the title of the dinghy on this vessel so Buyer accepts that while he may receive the dinghy included in the transaction, he may not receive the proper title to it.

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CHE 35m sailing catamaran

CHE 35m sailing catamaran yacht for sale

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Length overall34.75 m
Beam12.8 m
Draft2.5 m
Displacement115.0 t
Engines2 x Cummins 455 HP (2021)
Maximum speed (at half load)14.0 kn
Cruising speed (at half load)12.0 kn
Gross Tonnage199.0 GRT
Fuel capacity18000 l
Water capacity6000 l
Cabins4
Berths8
LocationSoF/Caribbean
Building materialAluminium
Exterior styling & conceptSunreef Yachts
Interior designerSunreef Yachts

CHE is unique fully custom built aluminium sailing catamaran, having the length of 35m - she is the second largest catamaran in the world. She really sails and has limitless range, she boasts graceful exterior lines and spacious guest areas inside and outside.

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2009 jaguar 38.

Vessel summary, used sail catamaran for sale sail la vie 2009 jaguar 38.

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Boat Length: 38 ft
Asking Price: $200,000
Boat Name: "SAIL LA VIE"
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Year Built: 2009
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DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS

Manuf. Length: 38' 8" ( 11.79 m)
Maximum Draft: 3' 3" ( .99 m)
Minimum Draft: 3' 3" ( .99 m)
Beam: 22' 11" ( 6.99 m)
No of Cabins: 3
No of Heads: 2
Fuel Capacity: 71 g
Water Capacity: 71 g
Holding Tank: 1
Weight Displacement: 7 ton (14000 lb)

HULL AND DECK CONFIGURATION

Hull Material: Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic- FRP
Hull Configuration: Catamaran

ENGINE DETAILS

Engine Manufacturer: Volvo Penta
Engine Model: D1-30F
Engine Year: 2009
Engine Horsepower: 30
Engine Hours (Port): 2482
Engine Hours (Starboard): 3541
Engine Type: InBoard
Engine Configuration: Twin
Engine Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Condition: Used

GENERATOR DETAILS

Does the boat have a generator?: No

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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors to investigate such details as the buyer desired validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Photos may not properly reflect the current condition of the actual vessel offered for sale. In some cases stock photographs may have been used.

Mechanical Disclaimer

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing.

Dinghy Disclaimer

All dinghies are considered separate vessels and should have separate titles and documents. There is no guarantee as to the title of the dinghy on this vessel so Buyer accepts that while he may receive the dinghy included in the transaction, he may not receive the proper title to it.

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