1979 18' SolCat Catamaran
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1979 18' SolCat Catamaran
Name: David Means
Location : Culpeper
Means of Contact: dvmeans@hotmail.com
Price: $2800
sorry, no trades
I have for sale a very fast 1979 18' SolCat Catamaran. This SolCat is ready to sail with lots of new parts. The hulls are sound with no soft spots. The main and jib sails are crisp and in nearly new condition. Sails have been stored indoors in a nonsmoking home. The trampoline, rudders, dagger boards, mast, and boom are all in great shape. This is a well built, fast and fun catamaran that is easy to sail! I have titles for both the boat and trailer in hand. Please email me at dvmeans@hotmail.com for phone number to set up a time to view the SolCat, to ask questions, or for more pictures. I have quite a few pictures that I'd be happy to email.
List of items includes in sale.
2 New pairs of bridle wires
1 New pair of main stays
1 New fore stay
2 New trapeze wires
2 new trapeze shock cords (for use with four trapeze wires)
New righting system
New telescoping paddles
2 New port hole storage bags
5 Trapeze harnesses (2 diapers, 3 full harnesses)
Telescoping tiller
Beach wheels
Mast caddy
1 Used set of main stays
1 Used bridle wire
1 Used for stay
3 Used trapeze wires
Misc. small rigging parts and mast bearings
2 life vests
Trailer has new paint, submersible lights, wire, safety chains, and ball hitch latch, tires and bearing new last season. Parts trailer also available for free, if wanted with purchase of SolCat.
Here is some info I found online about SolCats
SPECS
These are the original manufacturer's specifications for the SolCat 18
Length: 18'3"
Beam: 7'11"
Weight: 330 lbs.
Mast Length: 28'
Sail Area: 220 sq ft.
Draft: 4" / 30"
The hulls are molded fiberglass with vacuum foam sandwich throughout, and has fiberglass daggerboards and rudders.
The SolCat is an easy boat to handle and has symetrical hulls for fast sailing. It has a large tramp area and is very stable in the water. Its a predictable boat and it takes a lot of effort to actually capsize or pitchpole the craft, making it a safe boat for beginners or families
Location : Culpeper
Means of Contact: dvmeans@hotmail.com
Price: $2800
sorry, no trades
I have for sale a very fast 1979 18' SolCat Catamaran. This SolCat is ready to sail with lots of new parts. The hulls are sound with no soft spots. The main and jib sails are crisp and in nearly new condition. Sails have been stored indoors in a nonsmoking home. The trampoline, rudders, dagger boards, mast, and boom are all in great shape. This is a well built, fast and fun catamaran that is easy to sail! I have titles for both the boat and trailer in hand. Please email me at dvmeans@hotmail.com for phone number to set up a time to view the SolCat, to ask questions, or for more pictures. I have quite a few pictures that I'd be happy to email.
List of items includes in sale.
2 New pairs of bridle wires
1 New pair of main stays
1 New fore stay
2 New trapeze wires
2 new trapeze shock cords (for use with four trapeze wires)
New righting system
New telescoping paddles
2 New port hole storage bags
5 Trapeze harnesses (2 diapers, 3 full harnesses)
Telescoping tiller
Beach wheels
Mast caddy
1 Used set of main stays
1 Used bridle wire
1 Used for stay
3 Used trapeze wires
Misc. small rigging parts and mast bearings
2 life vests
Trailer has new paint, submersible lights, wire, safety chains, and ball hitch latch, tires and bearing new last season. Parts trailer also available for free, if wanted with purchase of SolCat.
Here is some info I found online about SolCats
SPECS
These are the original manufacturer's specifications for the SolCat 18
Length: 18'3"
Beam: 7'11"
Weight: 330 lbs.
Mast Length: 28'
Sail Area: 220 sq ft.
Draft: 4" / 30"
The hulls are molded fiberglass with vacuum foam sandwich throughout, and has fiberglass daggerboards and rudders.
The SolCat is an easy boat to handle and has symetrical hulls for fast sailing. It has a large tramp area and is very stable in the water. Its a predictable boat and it takes a lot of effort to actually capsize or pitchpole the craft, making it a safe boat for beginners or families
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