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Robert Clark 45 (sailboat) for sale
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The CORABIA is a completely refurbished classic cruiser/racer.
The CORABIA is a completely refurbished classic cruiser/racer. The beautiful classic lines and long overhangs will appeal to many a sailor. We are looking for a new owner for this ship who will put it back on the water and who can also take over the careful maintenance from the current owner. For this you will get a perfectly maintained ship that has undergone a complete refit in recent years. The Corten steel hull has been completely put in a modern paint system.
History
CORABIA was built in 1957 for Mr. Kars from Rotterdam to participate in the Dutch Admirals Cup races in 1957, 1961 and 1963. After the untimely death of her owner, she was sold to the Royal Navy Yacht Club and was owned there for many years. She continued to participate in many sailing races and won several prizes. In the 1980s and 1990s, during her ownership, she made trips to Scotland, the Faroe Islands and as far away as Iceland. Since 2000, the current owner has had CORABIA professionally restored. After the restoration, she sailed several times to Scandinavia and England. She has also been successful on the classic racing circuit in recent years with again a number of first places.
For more information and viewing: 0031-6-10359729
General
Windows: Toughened glass in brass frame.
Other: - Corten steel welded S bilge hull 3 mm plating on frames
- 7 Tons ballast encapsulated in long keel
- Steel and laminated deck frames
- Deck and coach roof of 12 mm Bruynzeel plywood
- Solid teak trunk cabin sides and toe rail
- Aluminium cockpit
Accommodation
Saloons: On either side of the entrance there are two dog cages, further forward the substantial chart table, further forward you enter the seating area with L-shaped bench and table, facing it a longitudinal bench that can also serve as a sleeping place
Cabins: Then follows the galley and toilet on the other side, and in front a separate sleeping cabin with two v-shaped beds. In the point is plenty of storage space for sails and ropes.
Berths: Fixed: 4 Extra: 2 - length of berths: 2.10 m, 1.95 m
Engine, electrics, water
Propulsion: Propeller shaft grease lubricated.
Other: The electrical wiring is completely new. All navigation equipment has been updated and the engine is also recent.
Rig and sails
Winches: Brass
Equipment
Anchor windlass: 60 yards of chain.... whole text
The CORABIA is a completely refurbished classic cruiser/racer. The beautiful classic lines and long overhangs will appeal to many a sailor. We are looking for a new owner for this ship who will put it back on the water and who can also take over the careful maintenance from the current owner. For this you will get a perfectly maintained ship that has undergone a complete refit in recent years. The Corten steel hull has been completely put in a modern paint system.
History
CORABIA was built in 1957 for Mr. Kars from Rotterdam to participate in the Dutch Admirals Cup races in 1957, 1961 and 1963. After the untimely death of her owner, she was sold to the Royal Navy Yacht Club and was owned there for many years. She continued to participate in many sailing races and won several prizes. In the 1980s and 1990s, during her ownership, she made trips to Scotland, the Faroe Islands and as far away as Iceland. Since 2000, the current owner has had CORABIA professionally restored. After the restoration, she sailed several times to Scandinavia and England. She has also been successful on the classic racing circuit in recent years with again a number of first places.
For more information and viewing: 0031-6-10359729
General
Windows: Toughened glass in brass frame.
Other: - Corten steel welded S bilge hull 3 mm plating on frames
- 7 Tons ballast encapsulated in long keel
- Steel and laminated deck frames
- Deck and coach roof of 12 mm Bruynzeel plywood
- Solid teak trunk cabin sides and toe rail
- Aluminium cockpit
Accommodation
Saloons: On either side of the entrance there are two dog cages, further forward the substantial chart table, further forward you enter the seating area with L-shaped bench and table, facing it a longitudinal bench that can also serve as a sleeping place
Cabins: Then follows the galley and toilet on the other side, and in front a separate sleeping cabin with two v-shaped beds. In the point is plenty of storage space for sails and ropes.
Berths: Fixed: 4 Extra: 2 - length of berths: 2.10 m, 1.95 m
Engine, electrics, water
Propulsion: Propeller shaft grease lubricated.
Other: The electrical wiring is completely new. All navigation equipment has been updated and the engine is also recent.
Rig and sails
Winches: Brass
Equipment
Anchor windlass: 60 yards of chain.... whole text
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Boat data +
Boat data Robert Clark 45
Price:
€ 49,000
Boat ID:
s214786
Boat model:
Robert Clark 45
Boat name:
Corabia
Manufacturer:
Designer:
Robert Clark
Boat type:
sailboat
Boat category:
traditional sailer
Category:
old-timer
Year built:
1957
Location:
Netherlands, Sneek
Cabins / berths:
1 / 5
Hull material:
steel boat
Hull colour:
white
Steering:
tiller
Ballast:
5,000 kg
Technical data
Length:
13.80 m (45 feet)
Beam / draught:
3.06 / 2.18 m
Clearance:
18 m
Headroom:
2 m
Weight:
ca. 14,000 kg
No. of toilets:
1
Heating:
yes
Engine:
Lister Petter LPWT-4
Engine power:
73.8 hp (54 kW)
Fuel:
diesel
Propulsion:
shaft drive
Cooling:
two circuits
Propeller:
folding propeller
Number of cylinders:
4
Year built:
2001
Engine hours:
ca. 500
Cruis. speed:
6 kn
Max. speed:
8 kn
Consumption for cruis. speed:
2 ltr/hour
Fuel tank:
100 ltr
Fuel tank - material:
stainless steel
Fresh water tank:
300 ltr
Fresh water tank - material:
GRP
Holding tank:
80 ltr
Holding tank - material:
plastic
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Robert Clark 45+
Robert Clark 45 at a glance
This Robert Clark 45 (traditional sailer) was built in 1957 and is now for sale. The builder is Robert E. Derecktor. The boat is 13.80 m long and 3.06 m wide. It draws 2.18 m. There is 1 cabin on board. 5 people can sleep on board. There is also 1 toilet. It is powered by a single Lister Petter LPWT-4 engine with 73.8 hp. It runs on diesel. It reaches up to 8 kn and cruises at 6 kn. Engine hours: ca. 500. The hull is made of steel. The equipment includes, among other things: compass (Cassens &Plath), anchor (1 anchors), diesel stove, sprayhood, manual bilge pump, CD. The sail wardrobe includes: jib (Hagoort), mainsail (Hagoort), spinnaker (Hagoort). You can view it in the Netherlands (Sneek). The asking price is € 49,000; the seller is Scheepsmakelaardij Goliath BV.
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Equipment+
Buy Robert Clark 45 - equipment traditional sailer - sailboat for sale
Navigationcompass (Cassens &Plath), echo sounder, GPS, NAVTEX, position lights, rev indicator, speed log, VHF radio, wind indicator
Technical equipment
anchor (1 anchors), anchor chain, battery (3 batteries), battery charger (capacity: 15 A), hour meter, shore supply 220V
Safety
manual bilge pump, dan buoy, fire extinguisher, life raft, radar reflector
Deck equipment
sprayhood
Interior equipment
diesel stove, electric refrigerator
Entertainment instruments
CD, radio
Sails
jib (Hagoort), mainsail (Hagoort), spinnaker (Hagoort)
Other equipment
holding tank
Other information
Fenders and mooring lines, Electrical system voltages: 12 V, Self-draining cockpit, Guardrails and pushpit/pulpit, Deck construction: Wood, Deck colour: White, Reversing clutch: Present, Reversing clutch brand: Hurth
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Robert Clark 45 - info without obligation - traditional sailer
pf-12476
Please tell the boat owner you found this offer on Yachtall.
Contact:
Scheepsmakelaardij Goliath BV.
It Heidenskip
Hendrik Bulthuisweg 2
8606 JN Sneek
Netherlands
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Languages:
German, English, Croatian, Dutch, Russian
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Robert Clark 45, built 1957
Contact:
Scheepsmakelaardij Goliath BV.
