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Winner 1120

Spacious sailing cruiser with extensive sailing experience and documentation.

  • Build year 1993, Sailingboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

5,000 EUR

Winner 1120 Sailingboat 1993, with Yanmar engine, The Netherlands
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Winner 1120 now available in online auction. Everyone can place bids until November 16, 2026. Winner 1120 with sailing experience and documentation What kind of boat is the Winner 1120? The Winner 1120 is a sailing boat from 1993, designed by Van de Stadt and Van Tongeren and built by D. Rus. It has hull number 112053 and is reported to be the first Winner 1120 ever built. With a length of 11.20 meters, a beam of 3.60 meters, and a draft of 1.95 meters, it is suitable for longer voyages at sea and spacious inland waters. Its round bilge hull is constructed from fiberglass. The boat features a wheel helm on the exterior and a single rudder. This Winner has been used for recreational sailing at sea. Its condition is described as fair, meaning it provides a usable base but you should expect visible signs of wear, non-functional parts, and items that require attention. The proceeds from this auction will entirely benefit the KNRM. Winner 1120 now available in online auction. Everyone can place bids until November 16, 2026. How is the layout on board? Inside, the Winner 1120 offers a headroom of approximately 1.86 meters. It has four fixed berths and two additional sleeping spaces. The interior includes a dining area, mattresses, a refrigerator, a stove, an oven, and hot water facilities. For sanitary provisions, there is a manual toilet. According to the provided information, the toilet discharge goes directly into open water. The water tank has a capacity of approximately 250 liters. Outside, you will find a self-draining cockpit with cockpit table, bimini top, winter cover for the cockpit, tarpaulin, guardrails, stern and bow seats, fenders, lines, a swim platform, and a swim ladder. A manual bilge pump is present. A trailer is not included in the auction. What engine does it have? The boat is powered by a Yanmar 3GM30F diesel engine from 1993. This three-cylinder inboard engine has an output of 27 hp and features electric start. According to the provided information, the engine is operational. The stated fuel consumption is approximately 2.3 liters per hour. The diesel tank has a capacity of about 80 liters. The cruising speed is around 6 kilometers per hour with a maximum speed of approximately 7 kilometers per hour reported. On board are fuel gauge, oil pressure gauge, temperature gauge, and tachometer present. According to available data, the engine has about 4,200 operating hours; maintenance information also mentions an hour count of 4,210 hours. The sail drive collar and engine mounts were replaced in 2017. In 2026 according to supplied information a new shaft seal was installed and two porous hoses in the diesel line were replaced. The engine has been annually maintained during winter storage at Bakker in Warmond where the boat was stored outside and dry with mast standing up. This information comes from the description and does not guarantee current technical functionality. How is the sail inventory composed? The Winner 1120 features one aluminum mast with a fractional rigging setup (7/8). It comes with five sails: mainsail, genoa, jib, storm jib, and gennaker. The mainsail is made of Dacron with five full-length battens and two reefs dating from 2023. The other sail years are listed as follows: high-aspect jib from 2011; cutter jib from 2017; gennaker from 2006; storm jib reportedly used once. The condition of the sails is described as fair. The mainsail deviates from the standard configuration of the Winner 1120; this modification is documented as known by UK de Vries. The rigging was renewed in 2019 when the mast was shortened by five centimeters due to hairline cracks that had developed before installation—a crucial point to assess during viewing day. What navigation and electrical equipment are present? On board are an autopilot, GPS unit, compass, VHF radio, and wind meter available for navigation purposes. The electronic equipment largely dates back to when the boat was built; GPS is an MK8 first generation with software update while log does not function correctly along with Eberspacher heating system which also reportedly does not work according to provided data. The electrical system operates on both 12 volts and 220 volts comprising battery charger, alternator, shore power connection along with a solar panel rated at 50 watts; there are two batteries providing approximately165 ampere-hours combined capacity; shore power connection includes RCD protection while VHF radio lacks its own power cable from battery; part of interior lighting has been converted to LED lighting. What known points require attention? The non-slip material on the foredeck shows visual wear according to information provided indicating it requires replacement although still functional; upholstery and cushions show signs of use; Eberspacher heating system along with log are defective or unusable; life raft not certified; shower drain pump along with bilge pump reportedly never used. Over time this boat has undergone various modifications for which manuals along with detailed descriptions of changes and repairs are available including alterations to engine installation exhaust system backstay electrical system gas supply along with installation of holding tank never put into use; fire extinguisher valid until year2028 according to documentation while flexible gas hose behind camping stove needs replacing according to description. Donation Boat The Winner 1120 has recently been donated to KNRM to financially support their operations. KNRM as unique non-profit organization receives donations alongside gifts in kind—this boat being one such example—because KNRM must focus on its rescue mission boatauction.com supports them in selling this vessel through auction process.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

11.20

Beam

3.60

Deplacement

6700

Depth

1.95

Motor & technic

Engine

Yanmar

Total power

27

Engine place

Inboard

Engine hours

4200

Fuel

Diesel