Description

A small family cruising yacht with a surprisingly spacious interior for her size, with twin bilge keels allowing drying out. The Colvic Sailer 26 hulls were designed by David Feltham, and moulded by Colvic Ltd., and sold in quite large numbers both to professional boatyards and to home completers for fitting out. One of the major builders using these hulls was Atlanta, who sold the resulting boat as the Atlanta 26. The hulls have twin bilge keels moulded in as an integral part of the hull, with internal encapsulated ballast. These keels are near vertical, unlike the angled-out bolt-on iron keels keels found on yachts such as the Westerly Centaur.

1980 bilge-keel cruising yacht with good accommodation for her 26' length
Furling genoa and inmast furling mainsail with all lines leading back to cockpit
Cockpit dodgers and sprayhood
Swim ladder
Lewmar electric windlass
Tiller pilot
20W solar panel

Original Yanmar YSB12 engine, serviced annually (oil and fuel filters), this year new impeller and drive belts. 60L plastic fuel tank
Cooker on gimbals with 2 hob burners, grill and oven, with gas bottle stored in cockpit locker
Sink with cold water tap fed from water bag in cockpit locker
4 berths; 2 in forward cabin and 2 in saloon.
Full cushions and curtains throughout
Marine toilet with holding tank
Cobra fixed VHF Radio
Amber has been craned out for winter and is currently at Carbeile Marina, Torpoint

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