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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:Boat Name Lucky Lady II Specs Builder: Cape Dory Designer: Clive Dent Dimensions LOA: 36 ft 0 in Beam: 13 ft 6 in Maximum Draft: 3 ft 6 in Engines Engine 1: Engine Brand: T-Cummins Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel Engine Hours: 140 Engine 2: Engine Brand: T-Cummins Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel Engine Hours: 140 |
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Dimensions Displacement: 18000 |
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Engines Total Power: 370 |
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Tanks Fuel: 350 Fresh Water: 100 Holding: yes |
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Accommodations She has a very spacious two stateroom, galley down layout with upper and lower steering stations. The master cabin is forward with an off-set double berth to port and seat to starboard. There is shelving outboard and the hull is covered with Ash ceiling strips. The cushions are blue and she has opening ports as well as an opening hatch for wonderful ventilation. To starboard is a large hanging locker opposite is the head with vanity, hot and cold pressure water, opening port, storage compartments as well as a large adjoining shower stall. Across the hall is the guest stateroom with berths for two in an over/under configuration with a large hanging locker and opening ports which provide light and ventilation. Next aft is an upright refrigerator/freezer (Norcold) that works via 110V or 12V. Opposite is the U-shaped galley. Up steps to the main salon with the lower helm to starboard followed by a settee. Opposite the settee is an L-shaped dinette that converts to a double berth. To port and facing forward is a breakfast counter or navigation station. The electric panel is outboard of the lower helm. All the cushions are a light blueish grey, there is teak and holly sole throughout, all side windows slide open as well as the aft window again giving excellent ventilation. A sliding door gives access to a huge cockpit with lots of storage. Steps port and starboard lead to the "Wide" side decks which lead forward to the foredeck area. Safety rails are high for a safe passage in any kind of sea as well as grab rails on the side of the flybridge. Transom door leads to the swim platform. A ladder leads to the flybridge with the second helm with captain and mate seats and a forward facing aft bench seat for guests. |
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Galley The galley has a great configuration as well as being nicely equipped. To starboard is the full sized refrigerator/freezer and to port is the spacious U-shaped galley. Facing outboard one will find the double stainless steel sinks with hot and cold pressure water to their left or facing aft. Outboard is the 2 burner alcohol and electric stove and forward is the microwave oven. There is plenty of counter and cabinet space for food storage and preparation. |
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Electronics Upper and lower stations.
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Electrical Her systems consist of 5 batteries; 1 - genset, 2 - house, and 1 for each engine. 50amp automatic battery charger, 110volt shore power with cord, Northern Lights Genset 8KW with 215 hours. |
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Mechanical
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Hull & Deck
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Additional "Lucky Lady II" has her original gel coat which looks very nice and she is hauled out every winter and stored on land. She is nicely equipped, well built, and would make someone a nice cruiser. She has the traditional good looks of a Down East Cruiser but an underbody that allows one to get up on a plane and move quickly. |
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Disclaimer The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. |
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402 East Strand / P.O. Box 340
Oxford, MD 21654 United States
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