1976 Cheoy Lee 42 Sail Boat

Description

Cheoy Lee 42, docked in Pillard Point (Half Moon Bay), registered in California.The boat is visible atPillard Point marina, dock H-26. You can access the dock any time (there is no gate). If you want to see the inside, we will just need to agree on a time and date for me to show you.The boat is in good shape, we've been owning it, traveling and living on it since 2004.The engine will need some attention eventually, but it runs OK.Based on ads I see for similar boats, its value should be around $50,000, you can see it with the links below, they'll lead you to pictures . There was a recent storn and saome damge thgat was jsut foxed. But a starboard mizzen chain-plate got broken, and I am not going to be able to fix that quickly, it requires some time I don't have for now...Having a new chain-plate would take I believe less that $100, but it would take a couple of hours to put it in place.This is something a possible buyer should be aware of. Other than that this is perfect.

http://donpedro.lediouris.net/journal/diary/2014.01/IMAG0518.jpg

http://trip-2010-2011.lediouris.net

More pictures of the inside are available athttp://donpedro.lediouris.net/sleipnir/index.html

About the maintenance, you can checkout the link athttp://donpedro.lediouris.net/?view=protected/maintenance.html,

Also, details on the equipment are available at
http://donpedro.lediouris.net/clspec.html
http://donpedro.lediouris.net/protected/maintenance.html

some pictures of the boat - inside and outside - available athttp://donpedro.lediouris.net/?view=journal/index.html. readhttp://donpedro.lediouris.net.

Details about the equipment (oven/stove, heater, watermaker, winches, auto-pilot, radio, electronics, etc).

The boat has 9 sails (main, mizzen, trysail, new staysail, yankee, genoa, spinnaker, mizzen staysail, storm staysail).

Mizzen and main have been recently (2014) reviewed and tuned-up by a Sailmaker. They are not new, but in OK shape. There is also a spinnaker sleeve.

Boat/RV Information:Year: '76 Make:Cheoy LeeModel:42Engine size:_50 Hp_________

Does the vehicle RUN_ Yes ________________

VIN: _100244BT002945___________________________________
Plate:_CF_8797_SM__________________________________________

The hull is 42' long, yes. Out all, it is 45'. Has no trailer

The keel is labeled as ballast in the page you are referring to:

The boat is rigged as a ketch. One main mast, one mizzen mast.

Designed byBill Luders.

Electronic:

• B&G HornetTackTick (MHU, Speed, Depth, Temperature, Compas, NMEA Interface, 3 Displays, GPS)
• Autopilot Autohelm ST-6000
• GPS Garmin 120XL
• Depth Sounder Hummingbird Wide 100, outside
• Depth Sounder Raytheon, inside
• VHF President
• SSB (Single Side Band) / BLU (Bande Latérale Unique)
  call signWDC7278, email WDC7278@sailmail.com.
  • ICOM IC-M700PRO, re-programmed for SailMail frequencies
  • Antenna Tuner MFJ Versa Tuner II, Model MFJ-941D, replaced with an automatic ICOM AT-130
  • Modem Pactor PCT-IIex with cloning cable (Icom OPC-478U)
• Weather Fax Furuno(removed, modem and laptop do the job)
• Radar Detector CARD
• Solar Panel Siemens, Model SR90 (90 W max). replaced June 2014.
• Wind Charger Rutland, Model 913

Batteries:

• Alternator 80 Ah
• RegulatorBalmarARS-5 (June 2011)
• Dispatcher Xantrex Echo Charge Battery Charger (June 2011)
• Engine: 120 Ah, West Marine (March 2004)
• House: 360 Ah (2 x 180 Ah, Fulmen).
  Replaced Oct-2006, with gel batteries (deep cycle), 2 x 183 Ah (i.e. 366 Ah), Deka 8G4D (56 kg/128 lbs each!)
  Replaced Sep-2013, same specifications.

Battery Charger:Pro Mariner SS80, 80 Amps. Serial # 800769, replaced April 2011, GUEST Charger, Model 2611A, 10 Amps

Water Maker:

• Spectra Water Maker, Ventura 150 Deluxe
  Installed May 2008.

Oct 2011, new Wheel pedestal (EDSON)

Aug 2012, New Winches:

• 2 Lewmar ST 40 (Yankee, Genoa)
• 2 Lewmar ST 16 (Staysail)

Consommation:

• SSB Radio
  • Stand-by : 2 Amps
  • Tx - Modem : 6 Amps
  • Tx - Phone : Up to 15 Amps (~180 Watts)
• Fridge : 4 Amps

Gaz:

• LPG tanks: one 3 gallons (40 to 45 days for two people at the dock) and three 5 gallons (65 to 70 days for two people at the dock).
  That makes 1 gallon in 13.125 days, which is about 28 gallons a year.