sailing yacht Santana Shock 30 Sale info

Santana Shock 30 equipment

• The original trace paper: full rudder pattern and copies of early photos of the skiff being built, plus the day of completion are complete.
• Sail area: 141 Square Feet, Jib is 30 Square Feet, Main is 111 Square Feet.
• unique feature: built in baby grand piano (yes. real acoustic baby grand in perfect playable shape). Optional, can be removed if desirable
• In: mast electric furling mainsail
• L.O.A. : 19' (Not including rudder.)
• DAVITS: Boom w/winch hung on mast for hanging dingy and lifting dingy onto deck
• GPS : Garman 128 plus handheld German 72 and handheld Magellan 300
• House : 4 Trojan 6v 225 amp/hr
• Hank: on staysail
• Other: Boom to hang dinghy along side or lift dinghy on to deck
• SHOWER: (one in each head)
• 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.)
• HEADROOM : 6' plus from gunnel to gunnel
• Bimini : plus full deck covering awning
• Bilge Pumps: RULE 2000 SURFLO diaphram pump 2 Manual
• WARPS : Several of various lengths
• Safety equipment: Life jackets, Life ring, and safety harnesses
• A u: shaped galley is equipped with a two burner LPG stove, large icebox, large sink with hot/cold running water, abundant locker storage and beautifully finished Granicote surfaces.
• The forward cabin offers a large v: berth, hanging locker, shelved storage and under bunk storage. The main cabin has full length settees on either side fitted with contoured cushions. The cabinetry includes a removable table and a full navigation station, all finished in rich cherry wood. The head compartment is forward of the salon and adjacent to the forward stateroom. A private aft cabin features a large double bunk and ample locker storage. The cockpit is roomy and efficiently laid out to accommodate crewed or short handed sailing.
• •Auto-Prop 3 blade self: adjusting propeller •Spare nuts, bolts, screws and fasteners, light bulbs
• Ribs are ѕ" x 1: 1/4" on 8" Centers of 2 Planks 23" at its maximum width and is made up with Ѕ" x 1/8" Spline.
• •Icom IC: M504 primary VHF radio with remote mic
• •Two: burner propane stove w/oven
• Anchors: 3w/chain and line
• Instruments: VHF, GPS, Depth/Fish finder.
• power : Solar Panels, 3 new type 27 batteries
• Engines : Yamaha 9.9hp 4stk, Yamaha 8hp 2stk
• Sails: New clubfoot jib, 2 mains, spinnaker, genoa, lazy jack
• ENGINE DETAIL: Volvo D 2: 75, 75 HP, inboard, diesel, sail drive with fixed propeller

Santana Shock 30

• Beam: 10
• Draft: 5.2
• Description: The first Santana 30 was built in 1979 and was designed by Shad Turner for W.D.Shock Co. The design carried much of the Shock racing hull design except for the 10' beam and extra displacement. The added beam gave the Santana a larger interior. Among the largest sloops on the market at the time. The layout is very friendly with sleeping for seven having two settees and the good size "V" berth and a quarter berth. This is a strong sailing vessel with new standing rigging and the mast stepped to the keel and not the cabin top. The sail inventory includes a spinnaker pole 2 spinnaker , mail sail, and roller furling and 3 spare sails.
• Equipment: Lewmar # single winch

Santana Shock 30 description

• LWL: 35.50' / 10.82m
• Beam: 13.17' / 4.01m
• LOA: 44.67' / 13.62m
• Hull Type: Fin with rudder on skeg
• Drawing only 18" with the boards up this cat skips across the shallows at an average speed of 6 knots in only 5: 10 knots of breeze. All sails are fully battened and self tending. Getting there is easy and resting is comfortable. She sleeps 6 in the berths and 2 more with the salon table converted. A double sink and two burner propane stove/oven offers ample space to cook up you latest catch. These stout, made in England, vessels are built to last and have been used to circumnavigate the globe. This specific model the MKII was designed with increased hull sections to make her more suitable for offshore sailing. Solar panels, lots of storage, reliable engine and instruments make this a true Island hopper.
• BONUS: The boat lift that this vessel is currently kept on and is shown in the photos below IS AVAILABLE AT AN ADDITIONAL COST!, but only to be included with the purchase of the boat and will not be sold separately. Note; Purchase of the boat does not require also buying the lift... (Call or email for details on the lift.)
• Draft: 5.50' / 1.68m
• Designer: Richard C. Lazzara
• Ballast: 8500 lbs. / 3856 kgs.
• Builder: Gulfstar Yachts (USA)
• WATER : 140 gals. / 530 ltrs.
• Fuel: 80 gals. / 303 ltrs.