43' Kingsley Engineering Co Vagabondia 38 Motor Sailer
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Year
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Length
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Beam
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Draft
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Location
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Price
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1962
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43'
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11.5'
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5''
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Outside United States
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$29,900
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Description: |
Designed by Philip Rhodes as his smallest motorsailer, he describes the Vagabondia 38 as a heavy displacement, center cockpit, ketch rigged motorsailor. She is hull #204. There were 5 of these built of 1.5 inch teak on heavy yacal frames, She is fastened with 3.5-4 inch silicone bronze screws. Boat is currently USCG documented for recreation and carrying passengers and goods throughout US possessions in the South Pacific (Registry). |
Equipment: |
Too much to list. Ford 4 cyl diesel. Capitol reverse gear. 200 gal fuel and 200 gal water. Shipmate stove & oven, freezer and fridge (both 110 volt and engine driven cold plate). Hot water from 110 V or engine heat exchanger. 7 ft 1 inch headroom in main cabin. Cruise Aire heat and A/C. Bronze opening ports with screens. 8 dorade Vents. 4 fans. Tiled shower, Groco Head, Holding tank. Wheel steering. Kerosene lamps. Windlass , chain and and heavy ground tackle. Current USCG documentation. |
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Location: Cruise ship terminal Ensenada Mex, Outside United States
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L88433

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(619) 429-8536
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Material
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Hull
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Type
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Rigging
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Cabins
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Condition
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composite
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monohull
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motorsailer
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ketch
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3
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good
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