sailing yacht c&c Sloop 79.2 Sale info

c&c Sloop 79.2 description

• To Port is the L: Shaped Galley with storage in several lockers and drawers. A large well insulated Refrigerator (Adler Barber) and a two burner gimbaled propane stovetop make preparing meals very convenient. H & C pressure water are plumbed into the SS kitchen sink. Further aft there are two wide 6'6" quarter berths with some storage under as well as in shelves above.
• New LED bicolor nav lights,new LED cockpit light, new all: around stern light. New wiring, fuse panel, battery, and battery box. Newly added bilge pump. New bottom and hull paint May '10.
• This 1977 C&C sloop "Eden" has a fin keel, spade rudder, Yahmar one cylinder diesel inboard engine and roller furling jib. Starting at the bow there is a v: berth for two, aft is the head with a porta potti, sink with a hand pump for fresh water. There is a sliding privacy door between the head and salon. Aft to port are two single berths and a folding dinette table, to starboard is a settee that converts into a double berth, aft is the galley, with a sink, ice box, counter space, drawers and cabinets for storage.
• Aft and to starboard is the enclosed manual head plumbed via a Y: Valve to the holding tank. A vanity with storage and a sink with H&C pressure water via a "Telephone" style faucet. Ensuite shower drains to a separate sump.
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c&c Sloop 79.2

• Equipment: compass,GPS, Anchor with chain and rode,
• Beam: 10
• Draft: 4.10
• Description: the cockkpit is self baining with tiller steering, bench seating and storage.

c&c Sloop 79.2 equipment

• Z: SPAR ALUMINUM DECK STEPPED MAST
• A Powerful 3: Cylinder Freshwater Cooled 21 HP Westerbeke Diesel
• •2: Fire Extinguishers
• Ask your self this: Do I want to be sailing the prettiest boat in the harbor? Don't wait!
• 29. Winch: Self: tailing two speed Lewmar Model 40 winch in main cabin. One line raises sail, one adjust front of sail, and one to adjust outward end of sail. When sail comes down it folds and stores itself. Unbelievably easy to sail this vessel! Reefing for storm is a simple matter of lowering sail height, from inside cabin, until operator is comfortable with setting.
• 21. Fuel tanks: Two USCG poly 58 gallons each with gauges. Two USCG poly 18 gallons each. Total 152G fuel.
• 22. Water tanks: Four USCG poly 12 gallons each. Total 48G water.
• 23. Waste tank: USCG 9 gallon poly holding tank with Skipper Type8 marine head.
• 2. Hull, decks, keel, shoe, rudder: 1/8, 3/16, 3/8, and 1/2 steel plates. 3/4 solid round steel bars at plate meetings. 2.5 inch OSD 2 inch ISD, 1/4” wall, shaft log. 3x.25 ribs. 1.5x3/16 longitudinal.
• 4. House: Angle 2x2x1/4 steel house frames, 3/4 marine ply, with cedar, and West System epoxy glass cover. House is in perfect condition.
• 8. Engine: Perkins M50 49HP with 244 hours since new. 12VDC 60AMP Alternator, isolated ground system.
• -: Solid Mohogany Transom
• 4 : D house bank battery