Post by valkyriemyth on Oct 27, 2013 15:41:45 GMT
Hiya,
I'm having to put my boat up for sale as I'm now working in the Midlands.
This has been a great boat to sail on the Bristol channel and has taken me down to Milford and all the way up past the Severn Bridges as well as lots of Saturdays out on the Channel when nobody else has been about.
She's long and pointy enough to bash through a bit of Bristol Channel wind over tide but also compact enough to single hand and being long keel gives you plenty of time to jump off onto a pontoon and tie up on your own if need be. I originally bought the boat in Plymouth and sailed her round to Cardiff. The previous owner took the boat over to Ireland. Although it's a hard chine boat, being Dutch built the steel work has lots of curves and so in harbour is often mistaken for being fibre-glass. It's lot of boat for the money but it is old and needs regular maintenance hence since I am no longer living in Cardiff it is no longer practical for me to own her. Brief details as below :
FOR SALE – Cumulant 31 Steel Sloop
Built 1973 by Van der Vliss – Harlingen, Holland
Hard chine hull with long keel and separate balanced rudder
Length 31ft 2in
L.W.L 24ft 4in
Beam 8ft 8in
Draught 4ft 10in (1.5M)
Weight 6ton
This is a series production boat (300+) built to a high standard in Holland and is of a similar ilk to Van de Stadt designs of the 70's.
Traditional 5 berth layout with double in forepeak and chart table over the pilot berth and standing headroom throughout.
Interior joinery is in mahogany/teak and also features a Taylors diesel heater
Main with slab reefing
Roller reefing foresail with 130% genoa
2-speed sheet winches (2009)
DSC radio (2009)
Lewmar Delta 10kg anchor
Lofrans Royal windlass
Perkins Perama M20 3cyl diesel engine
Last surveyed in 2009
Price £9,000 but will take nearest offer
For more details please email Ian Moore, ian.moore129 at gmail dot com
My phone number is also in the club book. Note its advertised on Appollo Duck
here
There's also a video my dad made when we had our summer cruise a few seasons ago here.
Ian
I'm having to put my boat up for sale as I'm now working in the Midlands.
This has been a great boat to sail on the Bristol channel and has taken me down to Milford and all the way up past the Severn Bridges as well as lots of Saturdays out on the Channel when nobody else has been about.
She's long and pointy enough to bash through a bit of Bristol Channel wind over tide but also compact enough to single hand and being long keel gives you plenty of time to jump off onto a pontoon and tie up on your own if need be. I originally bought the boat in Plymouth and sailed her round to Cardiff. The previous owner took the boat over to Ireland. Although it's a hard chine boat, being Dutch built the steel work has lots of curves and so in harbour is often mistaken for being fibre-glass. It's lot of boat for the money but it is old and needs regular maintenance hence since I am no longer living in Cardiff it is no longer practical for me to own her. Brief details as below :
FOR SALE – Cumulant 31 Steel Sloop
Built 1973 by Van der Vliss – Harlingen, Holland
Hard chine hull with long keel and separate balanced rudder
Length 31ft 2in
L.W.L 24ft 4in
Beam 8ft 8in
Draught 4ft 10in (1.5M)
Weight 6ton
This is a series production boat (300+) built to a high standard in Holland and is of a similar ilk to Van de Stadt designs of the 70's.
Traditional 5 berth layout with double in forepeak and chart table over the pilot berth and standing headroom throughout.
Interior joinery is in mahogany/teak and also features a Taylors diesel heater
Main with slab reefing
Roller reefing foresail with 130% genoa
2-speed sheet winches (2009)
DSC radio (2009)
Lewmar Delta 10kg anchor
Lofrans Royal windlass
Perkins Perama M20 3cyl diesel engine
Last surveyed in 2009
Price £9,000 but will take nearest offer
For more details please email Ian Moore, ian.moore129 at gmail dot com
My phone number is also in the club book. Note its advertised on Appollo Duck
here
There's also a video my dad made when we had our summer cruise a few seasons ago here.
Ian
