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Cornish Crabber 24 Mk 1

  • Build year 1977, Sailingboat for sale
  • Hamburg, Germany

21,999 EUR

Cornish Crabber 24 Mk 1 Sailingboat 1977, with Yanmar 2 GM engine, Germany
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  • Germany

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Cornish Crabber 24 Mk1, built in 1977 (hull no. 117) by Westerly Boats, Cornwall. Trailable without a special permit, thanks to a beam of 2.44 m and a weight of just over 2 tonnes; with the mast lowered, the overhang is less than 1 m! Features a traditional rig with built-up wooden spars, and a GRP hull with a plywood deck and interior fittings. Osmosis treatment and hull repainting carried out in 2000 by Peter Wrede in Wedel; invoice available. The interior hull is insulated with foam (2 cm thick, camper-van standard) from the level of the cushions upwards (approx. 45 cm); all cushions have been renewed and upholstered in stain-resistant Alcantara. The wardrobe is designed so that the shelves can be rearranged to allow a wet jacket to be hung up. Modern RV-standard separating toilet (meaning no issues with wastewater in Sweden, as solids mixed with cat litter in compostable bags can be disposed of anywhere as dry waste, while liquids are collected separately in a removable canister; this is also becoming a relevant issue in the Netherlands). Sails inspected by the sailmaker (Rapp in Hamburg): mainsail, jib, flyer/staysail, topsail, and topgallant sail. Running rigging can be replaced; materials have largely already been purchased. Stainless steel standing rigging has been renewed, tensioned traditionally using lashings (Dyneema). Engine was originally a single-cylinder 8 hp Yanmar; last year it was replaced with a used 13 hp twin-cylinder Yanmar (license-free), a common modern type, with a new fixed propeller. Built-in diesel tank (approx. 22 L). LED navigation lights: running lights, steaming light, and masthead anchor light. New RO VHF radio (MMSI not yet entered) with AIS reception, connected via NMEA 2000 to a 7-inch Lowrance chartplotter; Raymarine Bidata; waterproof switch panel easily accessible at the companionway. Interior completely overhauled: shifted from dark brown to an American style featuring white finishes and solid mahogany (including additional built-in cabinetry). Shore power system with RCD protection, battery charger, and outlets in the saloon (suitable for a fan heater, for instance) and galley. Galley features a stainless steel sink with seacock and a manual fresh water pump. Small hatch above the stove area. 12V LED interior lighting with two-way switching for the saloon and forepeak. Fold-down chart table. For interested parties not strictly concerned with traditional fittings, the following are prepared: a) routing of peak and throat halyards to the cockpit with an 8-inch Tufnol winch, and b) guardrails. (Stanchion bases and supports; you may need to have the wires swaged yourself.) Questions? Of course—we’ll answer them as quickly as possible.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

7.32

Beam

2.44

Deplacement

2100

Depth

0.00

Motor & technic

Engine

Yanmar 2 GM

Total power

13

Engine year

1983

Engine count

1

Engine place

Inboard

Fuel

Diesel

Drive shaft

w/ shaft

Cooling system

Salt water

Crusing speed

5

Max Speed

6

General

Hull condition

Engine condition

Cabin condition

Mast and sail condition