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Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter

Classic Wooden Sharp Bow With Reliable Yanma

  • Build year 1950, Motorboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

2,000 EUR

Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter Motorboat 1950, with Yanmar engine, The Netherlands
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  • Rubberstraat 9, 1411 AL Naarden, The Netherlands
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Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter now available in online auction. Everyone can bid until August 24, 2026. Classic Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter cabin cruiser For those who appreciate classic lines and warm woodwork, this Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter from 1950 is instantly recognizable: a characterful wooden cabin cruiser with a look rarely seen on the water today. Built as a Swedish clinker-built oak cabin boat with a mahogany superstructure, this combination not only looks beautiful but also exudes that timeless feeling that lovers of classic spitsgatters seek. With a length of 7.50 meters, a beam of 2.30 meters, and a draft of approximately 0.60 meters, the boat is also practical for many Dutch waterways. It has been used on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers where it feels most at home: leisurely cruising, a weekend getaway, or a short vacation for two. The boat is being auctioned via Boatauction and presents an interesting opportunity for anyone looking for a wooden cabin cruiser with a diesel engine, a classic cabin boat for weekend trips, or simply a charming spitsgatter with history. Its condition is described as fair, which is fitting for a boat of this age: it offers plenty of atmosphere and boating pleasure, along with some considerations that should be taken into account when purchasing. Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter now available in online auction. Everyone can bid until August 24, 2026. What makes it suitable for weekend getaways? It features two fixed berths, allowing you to comfortably overnight onboard with two people. The cabin invites you to seek tranquility after a day of sailing, and thanks to the presence of a refrigerator, it's practical for keeping food and drinks cool during a weekend or short vacation. This type of cabin boat is particularly well-suited for relaxed trips over ponds and rivers, where at the end of the day you can find a nice spot to moor and stay onboard overnight. The owner states that it's delightful to sleep in, complementing the compact yet cozy character of this model. How does it perform and what can you expect from the engine? The boat is equipped with a Yanmar 3GM30 inboard diesel engine producing 27 horsepower with electric start. According to reports, the engine is operational. For those searching for terms like “Yanmar 3GM30 cabin cruiser” or “diesel inboard spitsgatter,” this is a recognizable and commonly used engine configuration in this size range. Steering is done via a steering wheel and it features dual helm stations, which can be convenient depending on weather conditions and seating position. The rudder is single and there is no bow thruster present, meaning maneuvering relies primarily on rudder action and engine control. With its limited draft, it provides access to shallower areas and sheltered routes. What equipment is available onboard and externally? Onboard are three batteries with a total capacity of 3 x 75Ah, providing a solid foundation for onboard consumption. Additionally, there is an electric bilge pump present. Externally, it comes equipped with a bimini top and swim ladder—great additions for comfort during outings and when mooring or swimming on warm days. There is one anchor included that is operated by line; an anchor winch is not applicable. For anyone seeking a classic wooden cabin boat that already has usable basic equipment, this offers a complete starting point to sail away and customize further as desired. What known considerations should be taken into account before bidding? A few concrete points have been mentioned that potential buyers should factor into their planning and budget. New antifouling treatment is necessary; the last antifouling application was in 2015. The boat was last out of the water in 2015 for maintenance, which means an inspection and fresh underwater treatment are advisable upon re-commissioning. Additionally, the window of the deckhouse needs replacement and there are signs of wear on the bimini top. These are clear-cut tasks commonly found on wooden cabin boats of this age that primarily concern finishing touches, watertightness, and comfort. What makes this Swedish Yachtbuild Spitsgatter particularly appealing is its appearance on the water. The owner describes receiving many compliments and thumbs up; exactly what one would expect from a classic wooden spitsgatter with mahogany construction: it draws attention without being ostentatious. For enthusiasts searching for “classic wooden cabin boats,” “spitsgatter 7.5 meters,” or “Swedish wooden cabin boats,” this vessel offers warmth and an inviting profile along with suitable dimensions for inland waters. It awaits a new owner who appreciates its charm and enjoys gradually preparing it to be ready for many weekends of boating pleasure. Through Boatauction, it has the chance to find someone who recognizes its character and will take it back out on the water often.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Wood

Length

7.50

Beam

2.30

Depth

0.60

Motor & technic

Engine

Yanmar

Total power

27

Engine place

Inboard

Fuel

Diesel