2003 Cape Cutter 196m

4 x Berths in Total with 2 inside the Cabin forward V berth and another 2 outside in the cockpit 

Main Sail 12 Sq Meters

Genoa 10.2 Sq Metres

Jib 5.2 Sq Metres

Yankee 5.6 Sq Metres

2x Anchors plus Chain

Misc Sheets, Halyards

Berth Cushions

2018 Whitewater Trailer 

This boat is sail number which is 49 .

It is one of the last built in South Africa where it was designed and launched but later a company ( now since closed ) called Honour Marine took over the building of new boats. The original owner of mine had some modifications undertaken with a new mast , new Yankee and strengthening beams across the top of the cabin top which you can just see in the inside photo so it’s stiffer than the normal boat. I can say it sails really well and has a righting angle of 117 degrees so below the horizontal. RCD coastal certificated.

It dries out on twin stubs at a small angle but not enough to make it uncomfortable to sleep in on a dry mooring.

The manual suggests an all in towing weight with trailer of 1100 kegs but I would be inclined to suggest more like 1500 kgs although I have never weighed it, the class association have some more information on specifications. 

 

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