Boat type: sailing yacht
Boat name: Com-Pac Horizon
Boat length: 6.09m / 18.5ft
Price: $29500
Country: USA
Location: Kentucky, Kentucky Lake
Contact with seller by phone: 206-356-8698
Com-pac Horizon 60.9 equipment- Hank: on staysail
- House : 4 Trojan 6v 225 amphr
- Stern-rail: mounted Force 10 Propane BBQ in aft locker.
- VHF – Icom Ic: M59 & One Hand held VHF Humminbird
- Wind: Clipper 2012
- The Nav.Station includes a new (2015) EPIRB 409, a backup Icom M 59 VHF radio, a backup Raymarine Nav. Monitor (repeater and stand-alone functions), an Alpine AM: FM Radio (new 2015), the circuit breaker panels for AC and DC and the Truecharge 40 Watt control panel. An Icom M 710 SSB with Antenna Tuner allows for worldwide communication. 2 new (2016) AGM House Batteries (Lifeline, 4DA, 210 AH each) provide the necessary power for all electrical equipment. A separate starting battery is dedicated to start the engine only.
- Water System: 2 S/S 20 gal Holding Tanks with Y- Valve for pump: out or overboard discharge, 2 fresh water tanks (total capacity 90 gal), and a DC/ engine heated water heater providing hot water to the heads and showers located in the aft head and the swim platform.
- Additional equipment : The insolated S/S refrigerator is DC operated. A 1100 W Lewmar electric Windlass helps to retrieve the 21 kg S/S Plow Anker which is connected by a 65 ft S/S chain and 300 ft 5/8 Nylon rode.
- First anchorage line: light anchor Fortress FX37 (9,5 kg, for 15 meter boat, 16 tonnes) 30 meters galvanize chain 8 mm 35 meters of 16 mm rope
- Engine: Volvo: Perkins MDL 2050 50 hp with Saildrive and folding prop. 40 gal. diesel fuel tank.
- Sail Plan: 150% furling Genoa with UV luff protection and a new (2016) full batten Main Sail. A Spinnaker Lift System is installed.
- Mainsail and headsail october 2016 : Challenge Tall Ships Fabrics material (extremely UV resistant) double leech
- Secondary anchorage line: light anchor Fortress FX16 (4,5 kg, for 12 meter boat, 8 tonnes) 65 meters of 16 mm rope
- MODEL: Taoroa 37 – One off
- Passport: Fort de France (Martinique)
- Home Port: Grande Anse (Anses d'Arlet)
- Other: Boom to hang dinghy along side or lift dinghy on to deck
- SHOWER: 2 (one in each head)
- HEADROOM : 6' plus from gunnel to gunnel
- 2 Anchors plus rodes mounted on the bow: (one 45 lb Claw with 200ft of chain and one 35 lb Danforth with 150 ft chain and 150 ft 3/4" nylon.)
- VHF : Standard Eclipse
- GPS : Garman 128 plus handheld German 72 and handheld Magellan 300
- DAVITS: Boom w/winch hung on mast for hanging dingy and lifting dingy onto deck
- Bimini : plus full deck covering awning
- FIGHTING EQUIPMENT : 7 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Plus salt water deck hose
- Bilge Pumps: RULE 2000 SURFLO diaphram pump 2 Manual pumps
- WARPS : Several of various lengths
- Sails: main, genoa, gib
- * Structure, through: hulls and plumbing for water maker and tanks
- * Displays: five on mast, two on bulkhead, two at helm stations
- * Off: Shore Medical kit
Com-pac Horizon 60.9 - Beam: 8.4
- Draft: 2.2
- Description: The TP52 Class Association was started in 2001 by owners who wanted to race a Grand Prix sailboat that is fun, safe and reliable. TP52’s are flat out racing platforms, fully crewed, high performance monohulls capable of racing in both buoy regattas and offshore races. The 2800 pound weight limit provides for approximately 14 crew members with the flexibility to bring along a guest or a sponsor in the back of the boat and out of harms way. TP52’s race in true time, the first boat across the finish line wins. TP52’s are designed to be raced by both amateur and professional sailors alike. TP52’s elected not to use water ballast, canting keels, running back stays; preferring to keep it simple, safe & reliable. They can easily exceed 25 knots off the wind with the record being 32 knots in a race set by 4 TP52’s racing down the California coast in 2003. Upwind, they are very stiff and fast as approximately 60% of the weight of the boat is in the metal fin & lead bulb. TP52’s have won most every bluewater regatta they have entered
- Equipment: * Lifesling & lifting tackle
Com-pac Horizon 60.9 description- Clean, Well: Equipped Horizon Cat with Factory Trailer
- Designer: Sparkman & Stephens
- A high-aspect kick: up rudder is incorporated for convenience and extremely light helm. Quick, nimble, and comfortable, the Horizon Cat has a large cockpit and extensive accommodations.
- Her efficient and well: equipped deck layout offers easy handling by the crew and comfortable sailing.
- High: performance catamaran
- Sail : AWAY CONDITION!
- NEW 3: GAL FUEL TANK.
- Builder: Chris Craft (USA)
- Note: this boat is very rare. only 50 were made.
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