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Biggest,Baddest, Bang for the Buck, 38' x24' Racing Catamaran ( Trailerable)

Reno, Nevada

Make Crowther

Model Super Shockwave

Length 38.0

Posted Over 1 Month

Nice Pair is not only a bargain, she is a beast, and sailing her will exceed all your expectations. Approx 5000lbs , 1300 sqft of sail to weather, over 3000 sq ft off the wind she rarely sails less than windspeed. Her forward buoyancy is huge, (notice in the picture of the bulb in her leeward hull planning ) Whomever takes the tiller next will be in a position to get the most out of their lives as Nice Pair can and will put you on the podium of life. ..Offshore racing catamaran, built by Mike Bell of Offshore catamarans.includes $65,000 55'Marstrom Carbon Mastbrand new $8,000 screecher (never flown) two code o's, two screechers, two spinnakers.brand new tramp $2000,second tramp two years old,fresh powdercoated beams $2000 (massive). can easily sleep 4/5 with over 6' headroom,twin outboards. 2015 4 spectra halyards $20002016 Colligo Marine spectra shrouds $20002016 new spectra running backs2016 double diamond wires $1200.New heavy anchor rode $600, $600 Fortress anchor, 34 lb delta anchor new vhf,new battery 2015.heavy carbon reinforced backing plates for shrouds on both sides of hull..2015/2016 Over $30K spent restoring her See fb. R2akteamgoldenoldies *2000 Set East/West Trans Erie elapsed time record from Erie, PA to Grosse Ile, MI 17hrs and some change. *2001 3rd in Mills race (Lake Erie), 2nd Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy (Muskegon to Milwaukee), 1st to Finish/1st in Class/1st overall (if they gave to multis) and set elapsed time record Queen's Cup (Milwaukee to Muskegon) 5h 20 min 1st multi to finish/2nd in class Chicago Mac race, 1st in Bayview Mac race, 1st to finish and set record Dedication Day race North Cape YC to Port Clinton, OH (Lake Erie), 1st to finish/2nd in class Green Island Race (Lake Erie). *2002 2nd Mills Race (Lake Erie), 1st to finish, 1st overall Trip Trophy Race (Muskegon to Milwaukee) only multi to win the trophy, 1st in class Queen's Cup, 3rd Bayview Mac race, 3rd Chicago Mac race, 3rd Trans Erie race, 1st to finish Dedication Day race, 3rd Green Island race. *2003 Mills race 3rd, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy race, 1st Queen's Cup, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race *2004 1st to finish Singlehanded Mac race, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Queen's Cup *2005 Singlehanded Super Mac race finisher, 1st to finish/3rd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 1st Bayview Mackinaw race *2006 3rd in class Mills race, 1st to finish/2nd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race. *2007 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 3rd Bayview Mackinaw race. *2008 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st to finish/1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race, 1st to finish/1st overall Green Island Race. *2009 3rd Mills Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st in class/1st overall Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Super Mackinac race (Chicago to Port Huron), 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race. *2010 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race. I HAVE A ALUMINUM MAST I WILL SUBSTITUTE IF YOU WANT TO USE HER FOR A CHARTER BOAT AND WILL REDUCE THE PRICE BY $10k775 eight 27 two 7 8 six pst

Biggest,Baddest, Bang for the Buck,Offshore Racing Catamaran, carbon mast

Nice Pair is not only a bargain, she is a beast, and sailing her will exceed all your expectations. Her power to weight ratio is right on, approx 5000lbs , 1300 sqft of sail to weather, over 3000 sq ft off the wind.her forward buoyancy is huge, notice in the picture of the bulb in her leeward hull planning Give Gun boats a run for their money for pennies on the dollar.Whomever takes the tiller next will be in a position to get the most out of their lives as Nice Pair can and will put you on the podium of life.Loaner trailer available at no cost..Offshore racing catamaran, built by Mike Bell of Offshore catamarans.includes $65,000 55'Marstrom Carbon Mast,brand new $8,000 screecher (never flown),two code o's, two screechers, two spinnakers.,brand new tramp $2000,second tramp two years old,fresh powdercoated beams $2000 (massive). can easily sleep 4 with over 6' headroom,twin outboards.loaner trailer. See "Nice Pair catamaran" on you tube..$300k replacement.... Winner first leg r2ak 2015, broken halyard knocked me out of the race on leg two.2016 r2ak racer, finishing 10th after 24hr boom repair2015 4 spectra halyards $2000, 2016 Colligo Marine spectra shrouds $2000, 2016 new spectra running backs, 2016 double diamond wires $1200.New heavy anchor rode $600, $600 Fortress anchor, 34 lb delta anchor, new vhf,new battery 2015.heavy carbon reinforced backing plates for shrouds on both sides of hull..Over $30K spent restoring her,parts and labor. See fb r2ak team Golden Oldies *2000 Set East/West Trans Erie elapsed time record from Erie, PA to Grosse Ile, MI 17hrs and some change. *2001 3rd in Mills race (Lake Erie), 2nd Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy (Muskegon to Milwaukee), 1st to Finish/1st in Class/1st overall (if they gave to multis) and set elapsed time record Queen's Cup (Milwaukee to Muskegon) 5h 20 min 1st multi to finish/2nd in class Chicago Mac race, 1st in Bayview Mac race, 1st to finish and set record Dedication Day race North Cape YC to Port Clinton, OH (Lake Erie), 1st to finish/2nd in class Green Island Race (Lake Erie). *2002 2nd Mills Race (Lake Erie), 1st to finish, 1st overall Trip Trophy Race (Muskegon to Milwaukee) only multi to win the trophy, 1st in class Queen's Cup, 3rd Bayview Mac race, 3rd Chicago Mac race, 3rd Trans Erie race, 1st to finish Dedication Day race, 3rd Green Island race. *2003 Mills race 3rd, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy race, 1st Queen's Cup, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race *2004 1st to finish Singlehanded Mac race, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Queen's Cup *2005 Singlehanded Super Mac race finisher, 1st to finish/3rd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 1st Bayview Mackinaw race *2006 3rd in class Mills race, 1st to finish/2nd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race. *2007 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 3rd Bayview Mackinaw race. *2008 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st to finish/1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race, 1st to finish/1st overall Green Island Race. *2009 3rd Mills Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st in class/1st overall Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Super Mackinac race (Chicago to Port Huron), 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race. *2010 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race. I HAVE A ALUMINUM MAST I WILL SUBSTITUTE IF YOU WANT TO USE HER FOR A CHARTER BOAT AND WILL REDUCE THE PRICE BY $10k775 eight 27 two 7 8 six pst

1991 CROWTHER

Setauket- East Setauket, New York

1991 Crowther This is a very special, custom Crowther 46' of the old school. STELLA EDEN is lean and mean, wide and stable. Equipped with twin daggerboards STELLA EDEN not only turns heads in any harbor, but she is fast too. Unlike today's boxy cats, this Crowther 46' has sleek aerodynamic lines which translates into high performance. Stella Eden is a 46 foot long 24 foot wide sailing catamaran. She's a state of the art composite unsinkable Coast Guard documented vessel with a rotating 53 foot wing mast.  STELLA EDEN was professionally built by Offshore Catamarans in Stewart, Florida. She was utilized as an exclusive day charter yacht in Maine operated by her long time owner who now wants to move on. Crowther catamarans of this vintage and owner history are extremely rare in the US. Don't miss this opportunity. STELLA EDEN could be either kept as a charter yacht or utilized for serious offshore cruising. She is priced to sell quickly.

1991 Crowther

1991 Crowther This is a very special, custom Crowther 46' of the old school. STELLA EDEN is lean and mean, wide and stable. Equipped with twin daggerboards STELLA EDEN not only turns heads in any harbor, but she is fast too. Unlike today's boxy cats, this Crowther 46' has sleek aerodynamic lines which translates into high performance. Stella Eden is a 46 foot long 24 foot wide sailing catamaran. She's a state of the art composite unsinkable Coast Guard documented vessel with a rotating 53 foot wing mast.  STELLA EDEN was professionally built by Offshore Catamarans in Stewart, Florida. She was utilized as an exclusive day charter yacht in Maine operated by her long time owner who now wants to move on. Crowther catamarans of this vintage and owner history are extremely rare in the US. Dont miss this opportunity. STELLA EDEN could be either kept as a charter yacht or utilized for serious offshore cruising. She is priced to sell quickly.

1985 Crowther Trailerable Super Shockwave

Model Trailerable Super Shockwave

Category Catamarans

1985 Crowther Trailerable Super Shockwave Nice Pair is not only a bargain, she is a beast, and sailing her will exceed all your expectations. Approx 5000lbs , 1300 sqft of sail to weather, over 3000 sq ft off the wind she rarely sails less than windspeed. Her forward buoyancy is huge, (notice in the picture of the bulb in her leeward hull planning .Whomever takes the tiller next will be in a position to get the most out of their lives as Nice Pair can and will put you on the podium of life..Offshore racing catamaran, built by Mike Bell of Offshore  catamarans..$65,000  55'Marstrom Carbon Mast.new $8,000 screecher .two code o's, two spinnakers. sleeps 4/5 with over 6 headroom. 2015 4 spectra  halyards $2000.2016 Colligo  Marine spectra shrouds   $2000. 2015.heavy carbon reinforced  backing plates  for shrouds on both sides  of hull..2015/2016 Over $30K spent restoring  her See fb.     R2akteamgoldenoldies  *2000 Set East/West Trans Erie elapsed time record from Erie, PA to Grosse Ile, MI 17hrs and some change. *2001 3rd in Mills race (Lake Erie), 2nd Trans Michigan/Tripp Trophy (Muskegon to Milwaukee), 1st to Finish/1st in Class/1st overall (if they gave

2001 Crowther Osborn 42 Super Shockwave

Clearwater, Florida

Model Osborn 42 Super Shockwave

Category Sailboats

2001 Crowther Osborn 42 Super Shockwave Strong, Light, and FAST"Green Flash" Is Extraordinary  The Osborn 42 was a collaborative project between Bruce Osborne and Dave Calvert (Calvert Sail-loft).  Her hulls are based on the fast and proven Super Shockwave 42 by legendary multihull designer Lock Crowther of Australia.   Morelli and Melvin (Playstation maxi cat designers) did the structural engineering, and the underwater foils were designed by Bill Roberts (designer of the Supercat and RC27 and 30). Osborn and Calvert set out to build a cat that could be ultra competitive in open water racing, and cruised in relative comfort.  The builders utilized carbon fiber, epoxy and Corecell construction to make her incredibly light and strong, weighing in around 7,500 lbs.  A 16:1 hull fineness ratio makes her incredibly fast (popular trailerable trimarans have a 8:1 ratio, and are considered fast).  With her high-tech construction, deep daggerboards and spade rudders, this cat will outpoint any other cat of similar size to weather. She raced the Miami to Nassau race in '05 and '06, winning both in corrected time and first to finish. Her previous owner reports her top speed was 27 knots in race mode.   She now cruises between 8-12 knots in her current configuration.  Her current owner of the past 7 years has taken the boat one step further and has customized her into a true blue water fast cruiser.  Green flash safely cruised from the Gulf Coast of FL, through the South Pacific and is now located in Hawaii.  Green flash is a one of a kind catamaran that will appeal to go-fast sailors that prefer boat speed over extravagant interiors.  Her owner is currently anchored in Molokai, HI.  Make an appointment to see her in Hawaii, before her owner makes his next jump to New Zealand.  Fresh Bottom paint June 2015!

2012 Sabre Catamaran Power Catamaran

$19,995,000

Boston, Massachusetts

Make Sabre Catamaran

Model Power Catamaran

Category Motor Yachts

Length 133'

2012 Sabre Catamaran Power Catamaran Exclusively designed by world-renowned catamaran designer, Incat Crowther, Zenith was built on an unlimited budget to redefine the true meaning of luxury yachting. Zenith, meaning the highest point was built to meet and surpass the expectations of opulence and luxury without compromising her world recognized safety standards, features, `range` and sea keeping ability. In 2012, Zenith was launched with a final price tag of $41,000,000 USD;

2004 Alwoplast Power Catamaran

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Make Alwoplast

Category Powerboats

2004 Alwoplast Power Catamaran Dalilah Sue is a 50ft, Alwoplast, Crowther design, Power Catamaran. Her cruising flexibility makes her a great all around cruising vessel. She offers a 3,000 nm range and cruises at 10 knots with a maximum speed of 25 knots. Her shallow draft, is ideal for the Bahamas, Keys or Great Loop cruising. Dalilah Sue features a 2 Stateroom, 2 head layout with all the comforts and amenities of a livaboard. Her current, original owners have priced her well below her survey value of $726,000 to reflect their motivation to sell. Sellers report a 4gph fuel burn at 8kts, 22gph fuel burn at 17kts and 44gph fuel burn at 23kts.

38'x24' Famous Offshore racing catamaran TRAILERABLE!

Crowther Super Shockwave.....5000 lbs, 55' Marstrom carbon mast. Famous cat, Nice Pair. R2ak 1st place to Victoria, rating -42. *2000 Set East/West Trans Erie elapsed time record from Erie, PA to Grosse Ile, MI 17hrs and some change. *2001 3rd in Mills race (Lake Erie), 2nd Trans Michigan/ Tripp Trophy (Muskegon to Milwaukee), 1st to Finish/1st in Class/1st overall (if they gave to multis) and set elapsed time record Queen's Cup (Milwaukee to Muskegon) 5h 20 min 1st multi to finish/2nd in class Chicago Mac race, 1st in Bayview Mac race, 1st to finish and set record Dedication Day race North Cape YC to Port Clinton, OH (Lake Erie), 1st to finish/2nd in class Green Island Race (Lake Erie). *2002 2nd Mills Race (Lake Erie), 1st to finish, 1st overall Trip Trophy Race (Muskegon to Milwaukee) only multi to win the trophy, 1st in class Queen's Cup, 3rd Bayview Mac race, 3rd Chicago Mac race, 3rd Trans Erie race, 1st to finish Dedication Day race, 3rd Green Island race. *2003 Mills race 3rd, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/ Tripp Trophy race, 1st Queen's Cup, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race *2004 1st to finish Singlehanded Mac race, 1st to finish Trans Michigan/ Tripp Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Queen's Cup *2005 Singlehanded Super Mac race finisher, 1st to finish/3rd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 1st Bayview Mackinaw race *2006 3rd in class Mills race, 1st to finish/2nd in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Bayview Mackinaw race, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race. *2007 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 2nd Chicago Mackinac race, 3rd Bayview Mackinaw race. *2008 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st to finish/1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race, 1st to finish/1st overall Green Island Race. *2009 3rd Mills Trophy race, 1st to finish/1st in class Huron Doublehanded Challenge, 1st in class/1st overall Chicago Mackinac race, 2nd Super Mackinac race (Chicago to Port Huron), 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race. *2010 1st to finish Singlehanded Mackinaw race, 1st overall Bayview Mackinaw race, 1st in class/2nd overall Chicago Mackinac race.

1992 Catana 40S

Hollywood, Maryland

1992 Catana 40S Boat is located in Hollywood,Maryland.Please contact the owner directly @ 240-431-one six four one...1992 Catana 40s, The Catana 40s is a performance catamaran designed for speed and cruising. Designed by Lock Crowther, the rounded hulls increase speed while the dagger boards improve upwind capability. Under high wind conditions Solstice has reached 19.5 knots with the spinnaker, 17.5 kts using the jib alone, and 14.5 kts on a beam reach. Solstice was repowered in 2008 with larger 30HP Volvo D1-30 engines and 130S sail drives which allow her to comfortably motor at 7.5-7.8 knots while burning 1.5 gal/hr total. All electronics were replaced and upgraded in 2011. Raymarine C130W and C90W displays present chart plotter, fish finder/depth, radar, satellite weather, wind/speed/depth/navigation data, and AIS information. Dual depth transducers, 1 in each hull, make finding the channel easy in critical shallow water areas. The extra-large cockpit is completely covered by a walk on hard top canopy. It can be completely enclosed or left open as desired. All halyards and sheets are fed to the cockpit making single handing a breeze. In each hull there is an aft head with electric flushing toilet, Electroscan waste processor, sink, and shower sump pump. Forward of each head are mid and bow cabin/berths separated by doors. The mid berths will slide out into queen size beds. The large salon features a table with horseshoe couch seating and a galley with chest refrigerator/freezer, three burner propane stove top, and a microwave/convection/grill oven. The salon table lowers and converts into a larger than king size bed. Two 12 volt TV/DVD's are fed by onboard KVH satellite Direct TV, a digital masthead TV antenna, or dockside cable. A NextGen 3.5 KW diesel generator was installed in 2012, and will power both Mermaid air conditioner/heaters installed in 2011. A 2011 Walker Bay 310 Deluxe Console Rib with 8HP Honda 4 stroke electric start motor is mounted on the heavy duty stern davits. Make: Catana Model: 40S Length: 40 Dealer: BoatsFSBO.com ID: 216318 Ad provided by BoatingBay

1992 Catana 40s

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Unique bluewater aluminum catamaran for sale. Spirit One is a sailing catamaran from the prestigious drawing board of the Crowther naval architecture firm. She was one of the last sailing cats to be designed before the designers switched to being power only.   Built at a commercial shipyard in Brisbane Australia, she has the makings of a work vessel with the comforts of a yacht.  

Maintained by the second owner since 2005. He is a highly experienced marine engineer who has kept Spirit One consistently updated both cosmetically and mechanically.   The exterior of the boat features a nearly bulletproof rig, with multiple redundant head stays and side stays. Boat features a raised helm, large aft cockpit seating area and flush sugar scoop extensions for easy boarding and deboarding to and from dinghy. Massive solar arrays guarantee energy independence for extensive off-grid living.  

Inside you will find ample refrigeration in the saloon, vertical windows to keep out exterior heat, and a spacious U-shaped galley. The fully enclosable owner's suite features a washer/dryer in addition to a separate head. Guest suites  connected by a Jack and Jill head, each suite having a queen berth.  

For a discerning yachtsman looking for the rare multihull that can go further afield she represents an excellent value.

Advanced co brokerage Florida Sail is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Performance Yacht Sales.

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Design, Material & Details of Construction:

    Crowther design     Double bottom with crash bulkheads fore and aft     Built by South Pacific Marine of Burpengary, Queensland, Australia     Material: 5083 H321 marine grade aluminum sheet and 6061-T6 extrusions     P&S balanced stainless steel spade rudders with Thordon bearings     Standard rig mast with spreader shrouds and backstays

Principal Particulars:

    LOA: 52 ft / 15.85 m     LWL: 51 ft / 15.54 m     Beam: 25.5 ft / 7.77 m     Max Draft: 3.9 ft / 1.18 m     Displacement: 28660lbs / 13000 kg

Deck Equipment & Flybridge Equipment:

    Aluminum substrate decks     2" wide adhesive non-slip tape on steps     Synthetic teak decking in cockpit     Fiberglass awning over cockpit and dingy arch     Bench seat for two persons     Navigation console with helm and sail line handling winch     All-round rollup Isonglass for weatherproofing     Rollup Sunbrella sun shading     Stainless Steel BBQ: Two under lid gas burners and one side burner

Chain Locker & Anchor Arrangement:

    Lewmar 3000 windlass with gypsy and capstan     350 feet of 3/8" stainless steel chain     10 feet of 5/8" stainless steel chain     45lb galvanized Delta type primary anchor     35lb galvanized secondary anchor     Anchor fairleads molded in

Accommodations:

    Owner's version arrangement     King-sized bed aft with bedside shelving     Separate toilet and shower recess forward     Vanity area immediately aft and midships     Clothes washing machine and storage cupboards     Queen-sized bed in aft cabin     Queen-sized bed in forward cabin     Shared toilet and vanity area midships

Hatches, Ports & Ventilation:

    Maxwell opening portlights in accommodation     Ceiling fitted opening low profile Lewmar Ocean hatch     8" fan and 6" fan for ventilation

Deck Fittings and Equipment:

    Aluminum cleats and samson post     Stainless steel spring-loaded flush mount cleat     Tubular aluminum grab rails     Stainless steel swim ladder     Stanchions with steel lifelines

Mast, Rigging and Sails:

    Deck-stepped mast with spreaders     Boom with gooseneck     Running back stays for additional support     Lewmar winches for sail handling     Full battened mainsail     Foresail roller furling 135% genoa     Mid stay roller furling storm jib     Asymmetrical spinnaker in sock     Top-down furling Code Zero

Inflatable Dingy:

    10' 6" AB inflatable dinghy     Rigid fiberglass bottom and transom     Stowed under aft fashion arch on davits     Powered by a 25HP Mercury 2 stroke

    Fuel: 100 gallon tank midships P&S pontoons     Fresh Water: 100 gallon tank forward in each pontoon     Black Water: 25 gallon fiberglass tank located in port side pontoon bilge

    Fresh Water Supply: 12vdc pressure pump, Common manifold, 3-way valve     Hot Water: Raritan 4.5 gallon hot water tank     Salt Water Supply: 12vdc pressure pump     Toilets: Dometic 12vdc electric flush toilets     Shower Recesses: Aluminum formed recesses with composite flooring

Air Conditioning Dometic 220VAC 12000BTU self-contained chilled water reverse cycle x 2 (Owner and Saloon) Dometic 220VAC 6000BTU self-contained chilled water reverse cycle (Guests)

Galley:  U-shaped layout Corian solid surface countertop Stainless steel deep sink Four element induction cooktop Two 5 cu.ft. Isotherm freezers      Electrical:  Electrical/system monitoring station in saloon Start Batteries: Odyssey Extreme AGM27M 930CCA,  House Batteries: RELiON8D, RB300-HP, 300Ah lithium Inverter/Chargers: Mastervolt 220vac, 50Hz, 3000watt & 120vac, 60Hz, 3000watt Battery Charging: 130Amp engine mounted regulated alternator Solar Panel Arrays: 2,100 watts total with Outback FLEXmax charge controllers Generator: Gasoline 2,000 watt Navigation Lights: Stern Light, Steaming Light, Port and Stbd Side Lights, Riding Light and Tri-Color Light      Navigation Equipment:  Simrad NSS12 EVO3 COMBO MFD  KVH Azimuth 1000 steering compass  Raymarine i60 Wind and depth instruments Standard Horizon VHF/DSC radio Simrad AP24 autopilot controller EM-Trak B100 AIS Class B transceiver      Bailing / Bilge Pumping:  Manual diaphragm bilge pump in each port and stbd forward crash bulkhead Johnson L2200 12VDC bilge pumps (five in total)

Safety Equipment:  Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers First Aid Kit Smoke/Fire Monitoring Alarm Emergency Pyrotechnic Flares Coastal Life Jackets 406 EPIRB and SART SOLAS Approved Marine Man Overboard Life Ring

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crowther 10 hull refit: how much ?

Discussion in ' Multihulls ' started by guzzis3 , Jan 16, 2012 .

sabahcat Senior Member

I'd look at this before the x10 personally http://www.multihulls.net.au/index.php?page=ed&de=30125 Unfortunate reality in Oz is you need to stump up double that to get a foot in the door for a reasonable cruising cat, like this one http://www.multihulls.net.au/index.php?page=ed&de=102774  

cavalier mk2 Senior Member

I think you should go for the catalac or something like it. It has what you want, the patient would love the bed, they have a good reputation and its affordable. It might be fun to see what shipping to Oz would run and they are narrow enough for those Euro canal tours.  

cavalier mk2 said: ↑ It might be fun to see what shipping to Oz would run and they are narrow enough for those Euro canal tours. Click to expand...

Yes but the boat is in Britain. Might be fun to cruise those waters then ship it home. When you get a boat for less than 15,000A instead of 50-70,000 it opens up some cruising options.  

Silver Raven Senior Member

guzzis3 said: ↑ Hi all, There is a bare crowther 10 hull on yachthub. http://yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-catamarans/crowther-10/103316 I'm thinking of going to have a look, although I must be out of my mind...there are so many cheap boats about right now along the east coast of aus.... I have a hypothetical question for the learned amongst you. If I bought that, stuck it in a boatyard, bought second hand whenever I could and paid the people at the yard to do the work how much do you suppose it'd cost to drop back in the water with a basic cruising fitout ? Assuming the owner is telling the truth and it's structurally sound ? Suitable second hand rigs come up fairly regularly. It'd need LOTS of toher things though, from ground tackle to hatches replacedor repaired, electrics, a yam 9.9 of course....possibly rudders and dagger boards. I've been running numbersd in my head but to be honest I don't know what a lot of stuff costs nowdays... Anyway, any thoughts (apart from don't do it, I already know that)... Click to expand...

Silver Raven said: ↑ I'm on 07 40 93 9900 Click to expand...

guzzis3 Senior Member

Seeing the asking prices at multihull yacht sales just makes that gypsy look irresistible. I mean for goodness sake you could buy 4 and sail them into the ground for the price of that pod cat. Silver Raven: Do you want to go sailing? Yes or build boats? No time how quickly? No rush with how many 'creature comforts? not many State of the art -sailing gear & sails? No absolutely not. I am not sure what you mean by the real oceans. Moreton Bay is as scary as any water I've ever seen when it's tempers up. I learned to sail on keel boats and was "turned" to cats not because of speed but because they make headway so EASILY, I just love that you can chuck up any old rag and get 6 knots. I am not a tremendous fan of electronics. I do have a lowrance ifinder go which is a wonderful little device. I acknowledge that compass sextant and paper charts are far from foolproof (and I'm the fool to prove it) and the whiz bang stuff is getting cheaper by the year. I also mostly sail close to shore so landmark bearings are usually available. Queensland has a lot of thin water and I've never been fond of daggerboards for that reason. Oh well, perhaps the "perfect" boat will appear. Certainly the market is much more reasonable lately.  

sabahcat said: ↑ Wow, you must like getting spam and sales calls eh? you should be careful what you put out there, all sorts of nutters around Nice cockatoo by the way Click to expand...

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guzzis3 said: ↑ Thank you for the reply. There is a F1 in airlie at the moment, http://yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-catamarans/simpson-formula-1/96215 $43 asking and a c10 opendeck in cairns. http://yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-catamarans/crowther-10-sports-cruiser/64570 asking $70. My main concern about the F1 is the size of the berths. The boss has a chronic illness and spends a lot of time sleeping. The berth needs to be comfortable. Otherwise something like that would be nice. I don't suppose anyone knows how big the berths are in an F1 ? It'd only be me or the two of us sailing coastal... There is also a gypsy for $29 here in brisbane http://www.boatpoint.com.au/boats-for-sale/boatdetails.aspx?R=11465921 which looks like remarkable value, except I'm over plywood. The thing is if I were to build a 30' cat it'd be pretty much that hull. Aft generous doubles, solid glass to waterline and foam above. And of course the boss would be happy which is all important But as you say it's a money pit. You gotta wonder why someone would strip and boat and throw away or sell all the ancillaries....even if they are shagged they serve as patterns. And just for fun there is this: http://au.yachtworld.com/boats/1978/Catalac-9-2431468/United-Kingdom Sheesh, you never see prices like that in aus I know it's a catalac and it's old (not as old as me) but hey it's comfy! I don't think I've ever seen a separate shower room in a cat that size... Click to expand...

Corley said: ↑ The C10 you listed in your last post looks like much better value I'd take a sailable boat on the water any day over the boat on the hard with everything missing with a hullshell in "good condition". If you deduct 15k from the 70k asking price on the boat thats in sailable condition your left with 55k difference. I don't think that you could fit out the boat shell and put a new rig, engines, sails, fittings, electronics onto the shell boat to the same standard for anywhere near that even if you bought secondhand. If you were a boatbuilder by trade and were running a yard with lots of bits lying around that would suit the boat I could see the shell making sense but for the man in the street cant see the logic in buying a shell (an old one at that). Click to expand...

Corley epoxy coated

Your right, of course. I think this boat (hull shell) will be bought by some dreamer and sit around in a boatyard for a few years till they run out of money or enthusiasm.  

jamez Senior Member

Hi Guzzi, long time no see. Working on the assumption that the smallest boat you can get away with is usually the most economical long term proposition.... The F1 is nice but the easy access double in the Gypsy pod might suit your partner better? If that Gypsy is sound, for 29K its gotta be a deal. I'd buy it and go sailing rather than spending money and above all time refitting some old hulk. No point in building unless you get a buzz out of it.  

rberrey Senior Member

Sabahcat, I hate to say it but $18 is a bit high in our area right now. We,ve been paying our labour a lot less than that . You might need to import some workers, lots of good men needing jobs here. Rick  

jamez, how is the yellow boat coming along ? I'm afraid last year was one thing after another so lacked time for boating pursuits. I haven't even been sailing in a year, probably forgotten how. I'm not keen on ply right now, not for a boat that sits out on a mooring getting rained on and our terrible sun. Otherwise as you say the gypsy would be irresistible. waikikin: The opendeck 10 is probably a nice thing, but the eureka has a good name aswell. I don't think the catalacs were ever well thought of as a sailing boat ? anyone ? There was a prout 31 in aus recently, they were trying for 90, needed work. They aren't a bad thing for type but that money....too much.. Anyway thank you all for your comments.  

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Crowther Spindrift 40

Tula’s endless summer on their crowther spindrift 40.

A big thank you to Billy, Sierra and Jetty from Tula’s Endless Summer for giving us the low down on their Crowther Spindrift 40 : Adrenaline. They have now sold this catamaran and are moving onto a Seawind. Well, that’s after they bought a 1978 DeFever 43′ Trawler for $100 and fixed her up.

I have had a good sail on a Crowther 40 in Hong Kong (adapted from a Windspeed), and I can confirm that yes, Lock Crowther designs are fast if you keep the weight off! This one certainly sounds like it moves. You get a really good feel for how slick these designs are from the aerial shot below. This boat looks like it slices through the water.

I’m just glad I managed to get these guys to do a review on the Crowther before they sold it.

Owner´s Review: Adrenaline

Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your boat, “Adrenaline”. Does she get the adrenaline pumping 😉 ? “Adrenaline” definitely gets the Adreanline pumping! She is a 40′ Crowther spindrift catamaran which was built as a one-off from plans by a skilled builder in Gabon, Africa. She is a sleek, fast, cat designed by the world renowned Australian designer Lock Crowther who was ahead of his time for performance multihulls.

Why did you choose the Spindrift 40? Previously you owned a Trawler, right? I presume you wanted speed, upwind performance if you picked a Crowther? We were on a trawler before Adrenaline and on a small double-ender mono before that even. We decided we wanted to get back on a sailboat and a Cat was the way to go. We really wanted a boat that had some character, a pedigree, and didnt look or sail like a floating apartment. When we saw Adrenaline for sail we did some researched and she checked all the boxes (including out budget). However, she needed a LOT of work.

When was she launched? Do you know the back story? As far as we know is she was launched in 1988 after being built in Gabon, Africa and was soon after sailed across the Atlantic to the Caribbean. From the she sailed up and down the western Atlantic between Canada and the Caribbean before the most recent previous owner bought her. He sailed her back down from Canada to Florida then spend the last 8 years sailing and living on her between Florida and the Bahamas.

What’s the best thing about her? Her looks, speed, and ability to get sailing quickly in light winds.

What would you change if anything on the basic design? Maybe you wouldn´t change anything? All of these kind of boats had shorter head room which is not a big deal for us because I am only 5’8″ and my girlfriend is a few inches shorter than that. The other unique thing is you have to go out the main cabin into the cockpit to enter either hull which honestly is not a huge deal for us being young and agile. Honestly, I would not change anything on this boat but it definitely gives us some thought as to what we might like in the future.

Does she carry weight well, or do you have to be careful to not overload her with gear? Adrenaline’s hulls are extremely narrow saw if we want to reach her performance potential we have to keep here really light. With that being said she still sailed really really well when we had her loaded for cruising although we were careful with weight still.

Any problems with slamming in waves? How is the bridgedeck clearance? The bridgedeck clearance is really good for this size boat and we do get some slams in short steep seas but it is pretty rare and almost never get slams in other conditions.

What are her best features in your opinion? eg helm position, performance, look, Her best features are her narrow hulls, twin helms, looks, ability to sail fast and get up to speed quickly in lighter wind, simplicity, and large trampolines.

Are you planning on making any more mods? I know you have recently done some upgrades during lock down, what did you prioritise? We did a TON of repairs, maintenance, and upgrades during the past 3 years of our ownership of Adrenaline including: Feathering max props, covered dyneema rigging, new sails, rainman watermaker, titanium chainplates, new running rigger, deck repairs, full engine rebuild, lithium batteries, dyneema lifelines and composite stantions and bases. There are probably more things I cant even think of right now. There are always going to be more things especially cosmetic but I think we addressed 95% of her major issues and thins we wanted to upgrade.

How are the electrics, plumbing etc The plumbing is all good after I replace 90% of it along with new water tanks and holding tanks. The 12v electrical system is all good after I traced and pulled/replaced some old wires and addressed some poor electrical connections. We pulled out everything from the a/c side of the electrical system because a lot of it was done poorly using household components and poor connections so we just run our minimal a/c electronics right off a power strip off the inverter in the main cabin. She has the basic electronics package include depth finder, old autopilot, simple plotter, and vhf. We mainly use an ipad as our plotter though. I really wanted to upgrade her electronics and include AIS and wind instruments but time and budget has not allowed for that yet.

Is she easy to maintain? Servicing engines, standing rigging etc Yes, engines are old but easy to access and actually just pulled her starboard engine out with our boom into our cockpit and completely rebuilt the whole thing. She has a conventional masthead rig which I replaced with heat stretched dyneema and only need to re-tension once a year at most which takes a little time but is pretty easy especially without diamonds. We pull her once a year to do bottom and running gear maintenance. We replaced as much metal as possible with composites to try to eliminate the maintenance and potential issues there.

Is she easy to sail short-handed? To shorten sail? Is the running rigging complex? Do all the lines lead back to the helm? It is possible to sail her single-handed but ideally you need two people to sail her because we added running backstays as her primary backstays because her new main is a square top and we have to pull the leeward backstay forward and re-set the other one every time we tack. All halyard and reefing lines are at the mast base which keeps things simple but someone does have to go forward for all that work although it is not bad at all. The 135% Genoa is on a roller furler which makes it easy to reduce sail and reefing the main takes about a minute or two.

What’s she like in heavy weather / a blow / big seas She handles weather really well and as soon as we are running with it in heavy wind she wants to start surfing which is fine if conditions are not too bad because she handles beautifully. We are really impressed with her handling and sailing ability in heavier conditions especially for an older boat. We never got into anything too extreme however.

How is the helm position. Good in weather? Visibility when docking? Looks pretty protected up there. When we first bought the boat we built a hard bimini out of glass and divinycell foam which keeps the helms nice and shaded. We plan to ad some isinglass to the front of this hard bimini to protect us from any hard rain which still gets us wet at the helm. visibility is spectacular from both helms and besides the rain it is really well protected. If we ever get any spray back there which is kind of rare we just duck quickly behind the cabin.

How does she sail in light winds? She sails really well in light winds especially when the sea state is calm. Some of our favorite conditions to sail in are close reaching in 8 knots of wind just zipping along at 6 knots. 12-14 knots of wind is her prime when close-hauled to reaching and we are already getting close to sailing at 10 knots there.

How does she sail close hauled? How high does she point to true? Her motion and speed close hauled is really good and her daggerboards definitely help. Her best angle true to the wind is 50-55 degrees and I think the biggest factor is the sheeting angle of the genoa. I think with a smaller jib and better sheeting angle she could consistently point 50 true at good speeds.

Typically, what’s your average speed on passage? What´s the top speed you have logged surfing? We just hit 18 knots surfing on our last trip and it was magical. We generally average 7 knots or a bit more during the day and on longer passages more like 6-7 knots because we stay real conservative at night. This is all when loaded up for cruising.

What’s she like under power? Speed, manouevrability? We cruise at about 6 knots with both engines and 4 knots with just one. They are original yanmars so we do not push them too hard. Her top speed under power is about 8 knots. maneuverability is fantastic with the props being about 20′ apart. I can spin her in her own footprint and maneuver her anywhere she will fit. I should also add that she has straight shafts not sail drives.

Is she easy to dock, what’s the visibility like? She is super easy to dock with great visibility at the helm and twin inboards.

What is she like at anchor? Because of her 20′ beam she is stable and comfortable at anchor. We have plenty of shade and huge trampolines so there are plenty of places to hang out and with all her large opening hatches we get really nice ventilation throughout the whole boat. We have 100′ of 5/16 G43 chain on our main anchor as well as a spare and our main anchor is a 45# mantus which has been fantastic so we are super comfortable on the hook even in a good blow.

What´s she like when it´s raining hard? We really want to add more vinyl and canvas off the hard bimini to completely protect the cockpit when it rains and keep you dry as you move from the main cabin to the hulls. She does not have any leaks so everywhere inside is comfortable and we have 12v fans all over the boat to keep it cool and air flowing when we have to shut the hatches.

Is she comfortable enough down below? Cabins/saloon/galley/heads. Space is definitely tighter inside than most modern cats but it works surprisingly well for us. We have 5’10” headroom in the galley which is good for me and plenty of headroom when we sit down at the large saloon table. The hulls are skinny but there is plenty of room to walk through them comfortably and with plenty of headroom. The heads are actually probably pretty comparable in size to most modern cats. Headroom above the bunks are kind of low but overall everything is cozy and still pretty comfortable for her being so unique with her interior layout and skinny hulls. I would say it would take some getting used to for someone over 6′ though…

How is the finish of the interior? Does she creak under sail? She does creak a little bit under sail and her interior is definitely not bristol finish but it is still nice especially for a 30 year old boat. We painted a lot of it white instead of the dark veneer which really lightens up the whole boat. We are rebuilding the galley countertop now because it got pretty beat up over the years.

What is your favourite spot on the boat? The trampolines most of the time or at the helm when we are sailing along in perfect conditions.

Is she good for hosting guests? The layout is not as good as some other cats for hosting guests because there is not a large cockpit table but there still is plenty of space and plenty of seating. Even inside there is a large table and plenty of seating so as long as not too many people are trying to stand and walk around inside at once it works really well and we love having people over. We even set up a projector on a screen off our solar arch or off our mast for movie night on the beanbag chairs.

If you were to swap her for another boat, what would that be? Or maybe you wouldn’t swap her? She is a fantastic boat and it would be hard to trade for something that had less performance and sail-ability but we are really seeing the value of things like self-tacking jibs and lines led back to the helm. We also like the idea of a more modern and spacious interior but definitely nothing luxurious. We really like the Seawinds for all these reasons. Maybe someday but dont tell Adrenaline.

How is the Crowther community? Absolutely amazing. Everyone who owns and is familiar with Crowthers are fantastic and have been extremely helpful as we have been repairing and upgrading Adrenaline.

Anything else you would add to help people thinking of buying a Crowther and a Spindrift 40 in particular? I think that the Crowther Spindrifts are the absolute perfect boat for someone looking for a performance catamaran on a budget. They are generally older so you will wan to take a good look at her decks, beams, and systems while deciding on a purchase.

How does Jetty get on? Is it easy with a four legged Instagram star on board? Jetty loves the boat! She has been good about going to the bathroom on the tramps on longer passages (we walk her up there 3-4 times a day) and she loves the new beaches we see all the time!!

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