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43'
Morgan Giles 43
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Other photos: Port Bow, Port Quarter, Fore Deck, Side Deck, After Deck, Cockpit, Fore Deck, Saloon, Navigation Area, Forepeak, Navigation Instruments, Heads, Quarter Berth. | ||
NEW PRICE... Designed by FC Morgan Giles in the late 1950's specifically for the Brittania Royal Navy College in Dartmouth. Leopard spent the first 20 years as a sail training ship with the Royal Navy. Sold by the Royal Navy in the early 1980's she was then sailed by her second owners as far afield as Scandinavia and Spain. In her current ownership Leopard has benefitted from an extensive refit and coding certification for use again as a training vessel. She is a well known sight around the sailing grounds of Cornwall and is maintained to a very good standard. A true classic yacht with pedigree and practical updates. Asking price has been reduced and we recommend an early call to our office for an appointment to view. | ||
Leopard is currently owned and operated by Sea Sanctuary, a marine based charity for the provision of health education. Due to expanding,demand the charity now require a larger vessel. Leopard has been restored to an excellent standard and is currently MCA Coded. She had a full out of the water survey in 2009. She has undergone significant improvement since 2009 and is a very capable yacht, offering a kindly and fast sail. Within the last six months, Leopard has had some £18,000 spent on her including four new Lewmar ST winches, two new sails, heating installed, re-wiring, the repainting of the hull and all varnish work. The work has been carried out by qualified specialised craftsmen and by Rustler Yachts, based in Falmouth. Further smaller improvements have been carried out in the heads, saloon and galley, making Leopard a very comfortable yacht. Please contact Master User at +44 (0)1326 313143 | ||
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