STARLINE MARINE

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For Sale

Racing Yacht - Carter 42

"QUICKSTEP"

"Quickstep" off of Lundy Island

"Quickstep"

"Quickstep"

"Quickstep"

"Quickstep"

"Quickstep"

Boat Details

Make Carter 42
Style Yacht
Built Sweden 1973
Length 11.46 m
Beam 3.73 m
Draft 2.39 m
UK Registration No. 361391
Registered Tonnage 14.61
Gross Tonnage 14.95
Engine Perkins 35 kW diesel inboard
New starter motor (Summer 2000)
Full engine service (Autumn 2000)
Drive Hydraulic outdrive
New folding propeller (Summer 2000) plus spare blades
Sterngear fully overhauled (Winter 2000/01)
Cockpit Wheel steering with autohelm facility fitted
Spinnaker winches & rear blocks
Full slave electronic display instrumentation (depth, speed & wind direction)
8 - cockpit, 2 & 3 speed winches (15 winches in total)
Waterproof speakers
Cockpit binnacle compass
Electric connections for external GPS repeater
Mast Approx. 55 ft tall
Keel stepped
Various mast winches (for uphauls etc.)
Navigation lights (anchor & tricolor)
VHF aerial
Deck light
Anemometer
Rigging Overrated rigging (for extreme weather conditions)
Twin spreaders
Roto stay system fitted (complete with heavy duty split drum)
Hydraulic back stay (with pump below cockpit seat
New running rigging (Shrouds, outhalls and halliards replaced Summer 2000)
Twin main halliards
Twin spinnaker halliards
Spinnaker up & downhaul
Foresail halliard
Sails Fully battened Main & cover (with two reefing points & tell tails)
No. 2 Genoa (used with roller reefing)
No. 3 Genoa
No. 4
Storm jib
Big boy (approx. 1000 sq. ft.)
Standard large spinnaker
All sails bagged
Deck Spinnaker pole
Electric / manual foot operated capstan
2 - anchors & chains
150 m anchor warp (new Summer 2000)
50 lb deadweight sinker
Double Safety lines (stainless wire and nylon tape)
Transom Stainless steel ladder
Hull Stripped, inspected, refurbished & re-antifouled (Winter 2000/01)
Bilge Electric pump with auto float switch
Manual pump
Fully overhauled & re-painted (Winter 2000/01)
Diesel Tank 40 gallon (under cockpit floor)
Water Tanks Twin water bags below saloon lower berths (with cross feed and isolation taps)
Electric fresh water pump (new Summer 2000)
Forward Cabin 2 - cot berths / sail storage
Integral light
Heads Sea toilet
Wet weather locker
Wash basin (with cupboards under & over)
Wooden floor grating (for use with shower)
Zipped curtain
Deck hatch
Integral red and white lights
Saloon Open plan in mahogany (with 4 - single berths)
Cupboard storage behind berths
Upper berth publication stowage
Extra large lift up chart table (for chart & equipment storage)
Further shelved cupboard stowage
Boot stowage
Deck hatch
Integral lights throughout (red and white above chart table)
Galley Gas cooker / oven / grill (4 - gas bottles carried in stowages)
Stainless steel sink & cover
Manual sea pump
Electric fresh water pump
2 - covered pan and utensil stowages with selection of pots & pans
3 - high level cupboards and rack stowage
Ice box & cover (with bilge drains)
Integral light
Rear Cabins 2 - large 1¾ berths with storage below
Integral bulkhead reading lights
After Stowage Very large after stowage accessed via removable panel at rear starboard quarter bunk
DC Electrical & Instrumentation Engine alternator
Ampair water borne towed charging system (can be converted to wind driven)
2 - turn water turbine props. (high/low speed)
Twin Starter batteries (with new separate switching)
Twin domestic battery banks (with master change over switch)
Separate charge indicator gauges
Fuse board with overload trips
Full navigation and radio equipment fitted
Cetrek gauges (4 - in cockpit)
Depth
Speed
Wind direction
Multi unit
Chart table multi type repeater unit
GPS
2 - VHF radios
Radio / cassette
AC Electrical Services Input Socket & Shore Line
Battery charger
Safety Equipment 8 - man liferaft offshore (in test )
Horse shoe life buoys and lights
Life jackets (auto air) with safety harness & stainless steel clip (new Summer 2000)
Safety / emergency flares (offshore RORC standard)
4 - man dinghy, oars & pump
Man overboard Danbouy (throw line, life ring & buoy system)
Bosons chair
Sail repair kit
Hand sewing machine
Various and many engine and equipment spares
 
Asking Price £ 39,950

Known History:-

Initially built to compete in the Admirals Cup, she was held as a spare boat but never called upon.

Through 1970's she was raced extensively in Southern Ireland and in South Coast regattas.

Competed in the notorious 1979 Fastnet race and was one of the very few to complete the race without mishap.

Passed through several hands until obtained by current owner who has refurbished and extensively overhauled her back up to full racing trim. A completely dry boat despite the open plan after cockpit and flush deck with unusual feature of below deck running rigging giving a very uncluttered and safe deck working area.

Through the Summer and Autumn or 2000, she completed a run from Portugal to the UK with ease in a variety of weather conditions even at times with minimum crew.

She is currently part way through a circumnavigation cruise around the world.

Comment:-

Good, safe and dry boat, could be sailed single-handed with autopilot fitted.

Valuation:-

The vessel is currently valued in excess of £ 45,000

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Disclaimer:-The information given above is believed to be correct. Starline Marine however, cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or misleading information and no guarantee is implied or given regarding condition or legal title.

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