Build Year: 1982

Used For: pleasure

Hull: Wooden

Length: 10.97m

Beam: 3.66m

Draft: 1.52m

Licence:

N/A

Engine:

80 HP Perkins

Hydraulics:

N/A cable steering that is wire (can also be steered outside using tiller, nice for Bonnie days & easy should emergency steering be required.

Electronics:

GPS, small Garmin plotter, echo sounder, VHF, compass

Additional Information:

Beautifully and strongly constructed boat built in South of France in Rhone Valley in 1982. Iroko planking on small oak frames (every 8 or so inches) copper fixed, with 3 strong longitudinal stringers and very heavy keel (incorporating heavy iron weight to counterbalance masts and sails). Ketch rigged main is gaff, mizzen is bermuda, choice of 4 hank on jibs on 2 forward stays (outer one being on the bowsprit). Sails very well for a heavy displacement boat approx 15 tonnes. Great sea keeping qualities, have misjudged the weather a couple of times and this boat has come through it like a wee duck. I am the 4th owner and my only reason for wanting to sell is that I want a considerably bigger vessel for sail cruising with passengers (would consider part exchange for suitable vessel) There are 8 berths on "Bonxie" in 3 cabins, realistically this would be cramped, comfort for 4 and doable for 6 though 2 couples each with 2 children could have a lot of fun & comfort in this surprisingly spacious boat (for 36' she is Tardis like with good headroom throughout, 2 forward most bunks excepted) Previous owner worked in IT and gave me a very good Adobe presentation which I will forward to interested parties. Will deliver or assist with same for non returnable payment of 10% deposit, stating the obvious, an actual visit and sea trails would be advisable, doubt if she will disappoint, very able boat for the size range.