C&C MK III for sale in United States of America for $22,900

The reason for buying a C&C 35 MK III is simple: It's for sailing. Whether you are out for an afternoon, club racing under PHRF with a 114 rating, or just cruising offshore, the MK III impresses with its performance and handling. It is a handsome, high-quality, vessel with a proud pedigree.

Challenge is fully equipped for racing and was club raced successfully until 2002. Challenge has two mainsails, a Genoa, jib and two spinnakers.

The reason for buying a C&C 35 MK III is simple: It's for sailing. Whether you are out for an afternoon, club racing under PHRF with a 114 rating, or just cruising offshore, the MK III impresses with its performance and handling. It is a handsome, high-quality, vessel with a proud pedigree.

Challenge is fully equipped for racing and was club raced successfully until 2002. Challenge has two mainsails, a Genoa, jib and two spinnakers. Her current owner purchased her in 2002 and has sailed her primarily as family day sailor. In 2019 he made a major investment of over $12,000.00. He had the mast completely re-rigged with new rod rigging, tangs, turnbuckles and halyards. Unfortunately, the owners health took a sudden turn and he no longer will be able to board her. The re-rigged mast is still in the mast shed and has never been re-stepped. Challenge has been well maintained. She has new hatches, batteries, and lots of additional sailing and safety gear. She has a Harken roller furling system, hydraulic back stay adjuster, running back stays and nine winches. Challenge is currently on the hard. Her engine has been started and re-winterized. This 1984 C&C MK III represents an excellent opportunity to own a vessel of pedigree. She is a true classic performance cruiser with the ability to sail to her rating and win club races. Challenge is priced below fair market value as we are searching for a new owner to continue her legacy.

The C&C MK III is a 35 feet long. It boasts a 11 feet beam. The C&C MK III is made of fiberglass.