sailing yacht Clark San 70.1 Sale info

Clark San 70.1 equipment

• Engine: 135 HP Ford,VHF, windlass more..
• New fuel tank, new fiberglass centerboard, new halyards/rigging. Sealand Sani: potti head. Full cockpit cushions. Origo 3000 stove. Avon inflatable with manual inflation pump and oars. Multiple anchors, electric and manual bilge pump, swim ladder, VHF radio, depth sounder and speed indicator.
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• - Vacuum: bonded F.R.P interior pan
• - Split double: rail stern pulpit with swim ladder
• - One Lewmar #30 self: tailing winch to accomodate main halyard, mainsheet, reef lines
• - Cabin: top mounted traveller with tag lines
• - U: shaped galley to port with drawer and locker storage
• - V: berth with insert and storage under
• - L: dinette to starboard (water tank under), converts to double bed
• - King: size berth with storage under

Clark San 70.1 description

• LWL: 26 ft 2 in
• GPS: Raymarine 2011
• This sailbat is the easiest one to sail, it comes with: Swing keel, standard rig, external 6 gallon fuel tank, mainsail, dockside power w/cord and 110 outlet, galley w/ice box, sink, 18 gallon fresh water tank, swim ladder, boomvang.
• Builder: Pacific Seacraft
• LOA: 34 ft 1 in
• Beam: 10 ft 0 in
• A lot of 22-foot boats are built to do too much. Daysailing, mini-cruisers, semi-racing boats: they wind up doing nothing really well. The Ranger 22, by contrast, is a highly specialized machine. She is, of course, a handsome, comfortable, and beautifully finished boat. But the most important thing about her is the way she sails.
• Fuel Tanks: 1 Aluminum (38 Gallons)
• VHF : Icom 1996
• Good condition, Luger 21 Southwind Sloop, includes: 1 main sail, 1 jib/genoa, trailer, 7.5 mercury outboard motor w/ one 10 litre gas tank , VHF marine radio w/ emergency antenna, 2 batteries,1 solar panel, battery maintainer, 2 spare tires (for trailer), 2 paddles, 4 life jackets, 1 anchor, 3 bumpers, 1 life preserver ring, 1 fire extinguisher, 1 set of emergency flares
• - Fresh: water cooled diesel
• - Battery Re: Charging System when hooked up to shore power
• - Two: blade solid prop
• - 12: volt DC electrical panel
• - 110: volt AC shore power system with cord and outlets

Clark San 70.1

• Description: Yanmar JH4E new 2001. All for long distance navigation. All equipment in good order and ready to sail now...Two hydraulic rudders (one interior for bad weather), IMCO GMDS radio VHF , ICOM radio SW, COBRA Vhf radio US and Canadian channels, RADAR JVC, Eco sounder, new Autopilot Raytheon 6200 , GPS Garmin to battery, Inverter 12 to 220V, Battery charger 110 and 220 v to 12v, Complete Sails HOOD, Wind generator, AVON liferaft 6 persons...
• Equipment: All for long distance navigation. All equipment in good order and ready to sail now...Two hydraulic rudders (one interior for bad weather), IMCO GMDS radio VHF , ICOM radio SW, COBRA Vhf radio US and Canadian channels, RADAR JVC, Eco sounder, new Autopilot Raytheon 6200 , GPS Garmin to battery, Inverter 12 to 220V, Battery charger 110 and 220 v to 12v, Complete Sails HOOD, Wind generator, AVON liferaft 6 persons...