sailing yacht Columbia 24 Sale info

Columbia 24 equipment

• Tape: drive headsail
• New OGM LED Tri: color Masthead Light with Strobe – 2013
• LOA: 43 ft 0 in
• Fuel Tanks: Stainless steel (200 Gallons)
• Holding Tanks: 1 Stainless steel (30 Gallons)
• Beam: 13 ft 0 in
• LWL: 37 ft 0 in
• Log: speedometer
• Shark brand 2: meter inflatable boat and oars.
• Radio : Stationary and handheld
• -(2) B24 Self: Tailing (2 Speed Cockpit / Genoa / Primary
• Engine: Volvo Penta 13HP 550hours
• Electrical: AC & DC 12v system with 2 batteries, converter, charger and shore power.
• Engine Brand: Universal (w/ original documentation)
• Double life: lines (New in 2015) w/ 24' stanchions, stainless steel
• Shower, hand: held w/ sump pump, 12 VDC
• Large Ice: Chest / Box with 12v refrigerator
• Universal M18 Fresh: Water Cooled (2) Cylinder Marine Diesel.

Columbia 24

• Beam: 8
• Draft: 3.5
• Description: An almost new Johnson 6hp log shaft outboard 3 blade prop available for an additional $450
• Equipment: 3 jibs storm working and 160 genoa good condition, main with 3 sets of reef points,2 danforth anchors, vhf radio, depth and knot meters compass,dock lines and fenders and more. Two axle custom trailer that has never been immersed in water.Shore power connection and 110v outlet and breaker inside. Head but needs holding tank repaired or replaced with bladder. I just used a camper potti.All lines led to cockpit for sail hiosting. spacious fore deck, new windows, 2 burner gimballed propane stove, sink,

Columbia 24 description

• New engine: 28O hours (yanmar 4 J H 5)
• 2 rigid /: 100 w solar panels and a wind generator
• Mast height: 34′ 6″ above deck
• Contact mail: sireauf@hotmail.com
• Autonomy: Solar panels (2 X 75 w) (1 X 85 w) (1X12O w)
• Headroom: 6′ 0″
• Ballast: 1,360kg (3,000 lbs.)
• LWL: 6.71m (22′ 0″)
• Beam: 2.92m (9′ 6″)
• Draft: 1.22m (4′ 0″)
• I have had a lot of inquiries about the interior of the sailboat: it is a bare hull. Freshly painted three coats of zinc primer, three more coats of epoxy coal tar on top of that. Due to the boat size it does not need framing there is 1 inch stingers to which 2 x 2 treated wood is screwed in, above the waterline, ready to be spray foamed. There are four through hulls that need to be welded shut, at lest that was my plan. or you could replace with sea cocks.
• Price: $4,800.