MOONRAKER 360 TURBO for sale in RAMSGATE United Kingdom

1972 Moonraker 360 £22,000 "Millennium Moon” is a classic Moonraker 360 Turbo, deservedly sought after thanks to their impressive combination of space, performance, economy and sea keeping. This is also arguably from the best build period for Moonraker. A 2010 survey report is available on request.

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Throughout its production life, the Moonraker was in constant development. There were at least six different series and two different builders. From 1970 to 1972 the boat was built by Buxton Marine Services of Brundall trading as Moonraker Marine, from 1972 onwards by Moonraker Marine International ­ a company set up by Lotus Cars founder Colin Chapman. Most Moonrakers were built within the first four years: by 1975 the then builders JCL were concentrating on the development of a new Range of Italian-styled motor cruisers (the Mirage, Mystere and Mamba). This proved to be a mistake. None of the futuristic new craft were to prove as popular as the Moonraker, and in 1980 the builders folded, a victim of the recession which gripped the industry at the time.

• 1 x Anchor Chain/Warp
• Windlass (electric)
• Lifeline gates
• Bathing platform
• Boarding ladder
• 4 x Fenders

• Compass
• Depth (Clipper)
• VHF Radio (ICOM DSC)
• GPS/Chartplotter (Lowrance Elite)
• Navigation lights

• 2 x Fire extinguishers
• 1 x Fire blanket
• 3 x Lifejackets
• Deck light
• Spotlight
• 2 x Bilge pumps (electric & manual)

Semi displacement

The Moonraker 360 Turbo is powered via twin Perkins T6354 145hp turbocharged engines, twin lever control, last serviced 2010 with some service history. Shaft drive to twin 4 bladed bronze propellers. 900 litres fuel capacity in one tank.

6 x 12-volt Domestic batteries replaced 2018, 2 x 12-volt engine batteries replaced 2018, charging from the engine alternators and 12-volt battery charger. Shorepower connection with 240-volt ring main, water heated via immersion heater.