K. Christensen & Co. Colin Archer 39 For Sale

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Ref No.:24517-6664514
Year:1932
Location:Faro, Portugal
Price:€85,000 (EUR)
$104,795 (USD) or £74,565 (GBP) (approx)
Tax Status:Tax Paid
Sale Status:For Sale

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This Classic Sailing Boat went through a major restoration in The Netherlands by her present owners and was relaunched in 2000.

Named Eos, she started out at a fishing vessel, then a pleasure cruising boat up until 1989, which is a true testiment to her fantastic design. Eos then underwent a massive overhaul and redesign below deck making her much more comfortable and suitable for longer pleasure voyages. During this time the hull was assessed and there was replacement of several planks and part of the frames. In addition at that time the cabin tops, deck, rudder, mast, spars, rigging, sails, ballast, keelson and steel shoe under the keel were all replaced or refurbished, making Eos practically new!

Since 2000 Eos the 1932 Colin Archer 39 foot sailboat was put through more work on the hull replacing any damaged planks. Over the last 14 years she has been used for extensive cruising and permanent living on board. The separate aft cabin makes her also suitable for chartering.

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K. Christensen & Co. Colin Archer 39 (1932) Specification

Builder: K. Christensen & Co

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Dimensions

LOA (ft/m): 39ft 2in / 11.89m
LWL (ft/m): 37ft 10in / 11.40m
Beam (ft/m): 14ft 9in / 4.50m
Draft (ft/m): 6ft 2in / 1.90m
Bridge Clearance (ft/m): Mast 49ft / 15m
Displacement (t): 21t
Ballast (ft/m): 3t

Engines

Engine Manufacturer: Lister Blackstone
Engine Hours: Installed 1963
Engine Model: 4 stroke JK4 with variable pitch propeller
HP per engine: 60
Cruising Speed: 5 knots
Engine Position: Inboard
Propulsion Type: Sail Drive
Number of Engines: Single

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Tanks

Fuel Tank (L/gallons): 400 L
Water Tank (L/gallons): 500 L
Holding Tank (L/gallons): 120 L

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Hull

Hull Material: Wood

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Accommodation

1932 k. Chrustensen & Co Colin Archer 39 accommodations

forward U-shaped saloon with possible 5th and 6th berth, table
diesel heating stove, stereo music system

centre double berth with dieseltank under
spacious U-shaped galley, Taylor paraffin pressure cooker with oven, electric cooker, electric fridge, Whale freshwater & seawater pumps and taps, double sinks
500 l water in 2 stainless steel tanks
bathroom with shower, Whale freshwater & seawater pumps and taps, washbasin, holding tank, Lavac toilet

separate aft cabin
2 berths
navigation area with chart table, instruments and electric switch board
pantry with gas cooker, sink, Whale freshwater pump and tap
many lockers, shelves and drawers everywhere
2 brass oil lamps
8 bronze bulkhead PL 220V
striplights in engine room
chart table light 24V
large skylight
8 prisms
15 portholes of which 7 opening, bronze

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Electronics and Navigation

1932 k. Chrustensen & Co Colin Archer 39 Electronics
2 starter and 2 service 24V batteries (2013 resp. 2011)
dynamo 55A 24V (2014)
battery charger 15A
2 solar panels, 400W, with regulator
inverter 1000W (2014)
navigation lights, mostly LED
220V wiring and lights throughout the inside
electric bilgepump
cable and plug for shorepower 220V 16A
automatic fuse boxes

1932 k. Chrustensen & Co Colin Archer 39 Navigation
2 compasses
handbearing compass
GPS
depthsounder
1 VHF with ATIS and DSC, 1 VHF Sailor (the Danish green box)
navtex with integrated “Weatherman” RTTY receiver
sextant
radio, Sailor
windvane selfsteering
electric selfsteering, Autohelm
barometer
clock
anemo meter
binoculars
chart table ½ Admiralty chart size
large chart locker

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Sailing

1932 k. Chrustensen & Co Colin Archer 39 Sails and rigging
gaff mainsail 50 m² (538 ft²)
staysail 24 m² (269 ft²)
furling jib 25 m² (258 ft²) with bronze Wykeham Marlin roller reefing
topsail 12 m² (129 ft²)
storm jib 9 m² (97 ft²)
mast ±15 m (49') solid larch, keel-stepped
bowsprit 4.50 m (14' 9''), 3 m (9' 10'') from the bows, douglas fir, retractable
topsail sprit
jib boom
spare foresails forestay stainless; other stays galvanized, partly or completely parceled and served; handspliced to galvanized terminals
halyards mostly Spunflex Robline (most renewed 2014)
2 bronze sheet winches
bosun's chair with Petzl mountaineering climbing gear

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Safety Equipment

1932 k. Chrustensen & Co Colin Archer 39 Safety Equipment
6-persons liferaft
lifejackets and harnesses
lifebuoys
bilgepumps, 1 electric, 2 manual
fire extinguishers and fire blankets
distress signals
horn
radar reflector
drogue sea anchor 25 m

Tender
inflatable Duarry 2.60 m with3.5 HP 4-stroke Tohatsu outboard engine (2009)

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