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Compromis 720

Compact polyester cruising sailboat with shallow draft

  • Build year ----- , Sailingboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

100 EUR

Compromis 720 Sailingboat , with Mercury engine, The Netherlands
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Compromis 720 now available in the online auction. Everyone can place bids until October 19, 2026. Compromis 720 for a new sailing project What kind of boat is the Compromis 720? The Compromis 720 is a compact polyester sailing boat measuring 7.20 meters in length, 2.50 meters in width, and a draft of approximately 90 centimeters. It features a round bilge hull and was designed by Frans Maas. Thanks to its modest draft, the boat is suitable for use on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers. Its dimensions also make it ideal for sailors looking for a manageable vessel for day trips, short stays onboard, or weekends on the water. The boat has two fixed berths. The interior space is practically designed and aligns with the character of a compact cruising sailboat. Steering takes place outside with a tiller, in combination with a single rudder. This provides the new owner with a direct connection to its sailing characteristics as soon as the technical and rigging equipment is complete and checked. Compromis 720 now available in the online auction. Everyone can place bids until October 19, 2026. Why might this boat be of interest? This Compromis 720 offers a foundation for someone who wants to invest time and attention into a nautical project. It has a polyester hull, an aluminum mast, and a manual toilet. The boat comes from enforcement in the harbor. No additional information about its history is available, nor are there any documents present. This means you must consider limited background information and carefully assess what work and investments are necessary. The boat is in reasonable condition but requires significant maintenance. Therefore, it is not offered as a fully sail-ready vessel. The Compromis 720 could be particularly interesting if you have experience with boat maintenance or if you collaborate with someone who can perform technical and nautical tasks. For those searching online for boat purchases, it’s important not only to look at length and layout but also at missing equipment and available information. What equipment is missing? The boat does not come with a sail set. Although it is equipped with an aluminum mast, there are no sails included. The buyer must therefore determine which sails are suitable and what their purchase and installation will entail. Additionally, no trailer is included; thus, suitable transport or storage solutions must be arranged separately. There is inventory included in the sale; however, no detailed inventory list is available regarding its precise composition. It’s wise to check what is onboard during the viewing day and assess its condition. The engine is a Mercury F6MLH four-stroke outboard motor with a power output of 6 hp and manual start. The operation of the engine is unknown; therefore, take this into account when evaluating the boat and expected work onboard. What should you consider as a buyer? The main points of concern are the lack of a sail set, the unknown operation of the outboard motor, absence of documentation, and general maintenance needs. No specific defects have been noted, but that does not mean that technical, structural or cosmetic components are fine without further investigation. The last time the boat was out of the water was in 2026; information regarding its last antifouling treatment is not available. The manual toilet does not discharge directly into open water. Other amenities such as heating are not present. There is one mast, and the boat does not come with a dinghy. The Compromis 720 has been used for day sailing pleasure, recreational boating, and weekend use; this usage fits its layout but makes inspection by the buyer even more crucial due to missing sails and unknown engine operation. Who would this Compromis 720 suit? It suits buyers looking for an affordable base who are willing to undertake work themselves or have it done by others. Those wanting to buy a second-hand boat without expecting an immediately fully equipped sailboat can calmly assess it during the viewing day. The boat requires a sober assessment of costs for sails, engine checks, maintenance, and any other necessary work. For those seeking tips on buying boats, it’s especially important to determine beforehand which components are necessary to make her safe and usable again. Carefully check the hull, deck construction, mast, rigging, fittings, engine, electrical components, and existing inventory since no further history is available; your inspection will be an essential part of your purchasing decision. What can you inspect during the viewing day? During the viewing day you can examine the Compromis 720 both onboard and around the boat itself. You will have the opportunity to assess her overall condition, layout, hull, deck, mast, and available equipment. You can also inspect the Mercury outboard motor whose operation has not been pre-established. A test sail or self-sailing does not form part of this sale; therefore take ample time to visually inspect her thoroughly and determine which questions are important to you beforehand. This Compromis 720 is sold as a boat requiring maintenance attention without a sail set included. Thus it does not constitute an immediately complete sailing package but can serve as a starting point for someone who wishes to prepare her step by step for new use. Be critical during your inspection on viewing day; make your own assessment and only bid when her condition and missing parts align with your plans.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

7.20

Beam

2.50

Depth

0.90

Motor & technic

Engine

Mercury

Total power

6

Fuel

Unknown