2002 Beneteau Clipper 42 CC

Características adicionales, equipo e información:

REF1371: Designed by world-renowned naval architects Groupe Finot, the Beneteau Clipper 42CC is a classy bluewater passagemaker that features numerous standard innovations at a value price. The Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 42 CC incorporates crafted cherry stained cabinetry and joinery. This Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 42 Center Cockpit is maintained in very good condition. Powered by a Yanmar 75HP and fitted with roller Genoa and roller Mainsail both in good condition, electric winch, generator, two electronic battery charger, new batteries, desalinator, new dinghy. She has teak all around. Next to the innovative boarding platform, one of the most awesome features of the 42 CC is the amount of storage. You will be amazed at the size of her ample aft deck lockers, big enough to stow all your gear, sails and more. There are two cabins with a separate head for each one. You are welcome to contact Alvea Yachts for additional information about this Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 42 CC.

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General info
REF: 1371
Builder: Beneteau
Model: Clipper 42 CC
Type: Sloop
Year: 2002
Country of Built: France
Flag of Registry: Greek
VAT: Paid


Dimensions
LOA: 13,25m/43,46ft
Beam: 3,91m/12,82ft
Draft: 1,80m/5,90ft


Tanks
Fuel Tanks (lts): 238
Fresh Water Tanks (lts): 580


Materials
Hull: GRP
Deck: Teak all around
Interior Wood: Cherrywood
Vessel's colour: White


Accommodation
Guest Cabins: 2
Guest Berths: 4
WC: 2


Engines
Brand: Yanmar
Power: 1 X 56HP
Type of Drive: Shaft
Type of Fuel: Diesel


Generator
Manufacturer: Mase
KW: 4


Navigation & electronics
GPS/Plotter: Inside & outside
Autopilot: Yes
Echosounder: Yes
VHF with DSC/GMDSS: Yes


Speed
Cruising (Knots): 6
Maximum (Knots): 7


Equipment
Dinghy: Inflatable Fox 3.10m (of 2017)


Sails
Genoa Furling System: Roller Furling (of 2016)
Main Sail Furling System: Roller Furling in Mast (original)