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Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter (barco à vela) - Venda

barco à vela / iate à vela, barco clássico

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Dados do barco Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter

Preço:

£ 150.000 (≈ € 175.645)

IVA incl., negociável

ID do barco:

s191057

Modelo de barco:

Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter

Fabricante:

W.E.Thomas

Tipo de barco:

barco à vela

Categoria do barco:

iate à vela

Categoria:

barco clássico

Ano de construção:

1900

Localização:

Portugal, Vilamoura

Pessoas:

Cabines / beliches:

2 / 5

Material do casco:

barco de madeira

Direção:

roda de leme

Dados técnicos

Comprimento:

18,89 m (62 pés)

Largura / calado:

3,50 / 2,35 m

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Quantidade de WCs:

Motor:

Beta Marine C 2014

Potência do motor:

75 CV (55 kW)

Combustível:

gasóleo

Propulsão:

veio

Depósito de combustível:

250 ltr

Tanque de água doce:

250 ltr

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Boojum was built on Bristol Channel Pilot cutter hull, but crafted for a gentlemen’s yacht
This 62′ Classic cutter Boojum (47′ without bowsprit) is an amazing opportunity to own a piece of sailing history and has been consistently updated and recently underwent an extensive refit. Boojum is ready to go sailing and win races!
Built in 1909 by W. E. Thomas in Falmouth, UK, the 62′ classic cutter Boojum is rigged with a topmast and has a carvel hull of pitch pine on oak frames and was originally fitted with a BMC 44kw diesel engine. Her current engine is a 2013, 75hp beta with just 320 hours on her.
On the original papers S/Y Boojum was commissioned by Mr. Buckley Haed, Permanent Address Garlick Club London, Occupation ‘Gentlemen’. Built in 1909, she was designed off the lines of a pilot cutter but was made sleeker and narrower with lines of yacht which was her intended purpose as a Gentleman’s Yacht.
The name Boojum comes from Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland story ‘Hunting of the Snark’

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