International 12 Metre Sailing Boat For Sale

£139,000

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Seller	Clarke & Carter Interyacht
RB Boat Ref	12122132
Advert Type	Sailing
Manufacturer	International
Model	12 Metre
Price	£139,000
Year Built	1982
Boat Name	Victory of Burnham
Builder	W A Souter & Sons
Length feet	65' 0"
Length metres	19.81
Beam (ft)	12' 5"
Beam(m)	3.79
Displacement	24120
DisplacementUnits	kilogram
Draft (ft)	9' 8"
Draft (m)	2.95
Fuel type	Diesel
Number of engines	1
Engine power HP	60
Cruising Speed	7.00
Max Speed	8.00
Description	Built for Peter De Savary in 1982 by W A Souter & Sons in Cowes as the British contender for the America's Cup in 1983 and designed by Ed Dubois - Sail number K21. A newer Ian Howlett design with wings, 'Victory 83', was eventually used in the 1983 America's Cup even though it was considered that K21 'Victory of Burnham' was the faster boat. 'Victory of Burnham' last raced in the Jubilee Regatta in 2001 in the 'Modern Division' and came 3rd in class. She has a current International Twelve Metre Class Appendix E Rating Certificate which is valid until Feb 2008. She is still a stunning yacht and this is a real opportunity to join a limited edition racing class at a bargain price.
Tankage Fuel	60
Fuel Tankage Units	Litre
GeneralEquipment	Steel yard cradle. 40' container with spares including rigging and hydraulic rams. Own lifting sling with three strops.
Cruiser accommodation	Basic open plan racing interior with six berths and 1.90m headroom. Small galley to port with 2 x burner cooker and S/S sink. Chart table to starboard. Marine toilet and sail stowage forward.
Navigation	2 x Poseidon deck compasses 2 x NASA depth sounders 1 x NASA log 1 x NASA wind instrument Compact SX-25 VHF radio Garmin 125 GPS ST5000+ autopilot Maystar radio/cassette
Mechanical	60hp Ford engine, full reconditioned and as new in 2001 with only 50 engine hours. Hurth gear box. Max speed of 8 knots and 6-7 knots cruising speed, Gorri 2 bladed folding propeller. Fuel consumption is approx. 1 gall/hour. 2 x 12 volt. batteries charging from alternator on the engine.
Location	Essex, United Kingdom
Country	GB
Owner's Comments	International 12m built for Peter De Savery in 1982 as the British contender for the America's Cup in 1983 and designed by Ed Dubois. A newer Ian Howlett design with wings, 'Victory 83', was eventually used in the 1983 America's Cup even though it was considered that K21 'Victory of Burnham' was the faster boat. 'Victory of Burnham' last raced in the Jubilee Regatta in 2001 in the 'Modern Division' and came 3rd in class. She has a current International Twelve Metre Class Appendix E Rating Certificate which is valid until Feb 2008. She is still a stunning yacht and this is a real opportunity to join a limited edition racing class at a bargain price.
Miscellaneous	Steel yard cradle. 40' container with spares including rigging and hydraulic rams. Own lifting sling with three strops.
Sails & Spars	Fractional 3/4 rigged bermudan sloop with keel stepped mast with two sets of in-line spreaders, jumpers, running backstays with checkstays, backstay and headfoil. White painted aluminium mast, boom and spinnaker pole. Cobalt aerofoiled standing rigging. Running rigging includes new Dyneema spinnaker guys. Mainsail reefing system for Dacron mainsail. Navtec hydraulic system which controls the forestay, backstay, jumpers, mast jack, heel forward and aft, vang and boom outhaul. Winches: 2 x Lewmar self tailing winches for runners 1 x Lewmar 90 self tailing main sheet winch 2 x Lewmar sheet winches 2 x Lewmar 55 - 3 speed winches 4 x Lewmar 52 self tailing halyard winches Double pedestal grinders with 6 gears which can link to the four sheet winches Single pedestal grinder for the mainsheet winch Mainsail - Kevlar - North - 2001 (used only for one regatta) Medium No.1 genoa - Kevlar - North - 2001 (used only for one regatta) Spinnakers x 4 - various makes - oldest 1998 - all useable Masthead gennaker Cruising mainsail - Dacron - Crusader -1995 - fair Yankee - Dacron - Hood - 1995 - good Also other older sails
History & Construction	Built in 1982 by W A Souter & Sons in Cowes to an Ed Dubois design - Sail number K21. Oxford Blue coloured aluminium hull. Traditional fin keel with lead ballast, trim tab on aft end of keel & rudder with half skeg. Trim tab operated by wheel linked with wire and chain. White aluminium deck superstructure. Lewmar deck hatches. Twin wheel steering aft. Large open cockpit with pedestal grinders. Stainless steel pulpit and pushpit with stanchions and guardwires (the guardwires are removable).
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Disclaimer	The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.