THE ROSE
THE ROSE
Stock # SF6234
$33,000(CAD)Dimensions: 17'4" x 7'3"
Year: 2020
Manufacturer: Com-Pac
Model: SUNCAT
Engine: 5hp Tohatsu MFS 5D LPG (propane)
Hull: Fiberglass
The Sun Cat heritage is the famous Cape Cod Cat used in the early 1900's to work the Clam and scallop beds in rough waters of Vineyard and Nantucket Sound. These boats carried huge loads in all kinds of weather and sea conditions. They became known for their stability, amazing speed and ability to sail into a steep chop. This is a modern fiberglass version of the original design. They are know for their high quality and continued high value. It has a patented Quick rigging system for easy trailering for day use. Great for sleeping 2 over night, perfect for a gulf islands or lakes weekend get away without the expense of moorage and expensive annual hauls outs and maintenance.
Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: THE ROSE
- Manufacturer: Com-Pac
- Model: SUNCAT
- Year: 2020
- Length: 17' 4" "
- Beam: 7' 3" "
- Draft: 5'5"
- Head Room: 3'6"
- Vessel Location: Central Vancouver Island, B.C.
- Survey: no
Power
- Engine: 5hp Tohatsu MFS 5D LPG (propane)
- Tanks: 1 steel
- Cooling: raw water
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 2
Structural
- Hull: Fiberglass
- Decks: Fiberglass
- Cabin/Superstructure: Fiberglass
- Steering: tiller
- Rudders: aluminum
- Fasteners: Stainless
- Mast: Aluminum
- Paint: gelcoat
Rig/Sail
- Rig type: Gaff
- Number of sails: 1
- Main sails: Dacron
- Other: swing keel
This listing is presented by Pete Mathews
Pete Mathews
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