Moody 29 zu Verkaufen

Remarks :
The Moody 29 is a classic cruising yacht known for its solid construction and comfortable sailing performance. Built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, she features a moderate draft, good stability, and a spacious interior for her size. Built to an Angus Primrose designed hull, ‚Joka‘ has a bilge keel drawing much less than a fin keel and therefore ideal for shallower waters. The owner’s are only selling as they plan to downsize to a smaller boat for weekend sailing.

Owners Comments: ‚We purchased ‚Joka‘ in 2021 and she has been used for coastal cruising for the last 3 years. She is very comfortable and enjoyable to sail. We have enjoyed sailing ‚Joka‘ but will not have sufficient time to commit to further cruising during the next few years.

Please call us on 01243 550042 for more information.

Accommodation :
Accommodation:

Saloon: Features a central dining area with a table that could be converted into an additional sleeping space. The seating is cushioned and has storage underneath.

Galley: Compact but functional, equipped with a gas stove, sink, and an icebox. Storage can be found in cupboards.

Cabins: A forward V-berth serves as the master cabin which has its own dedicated storage. A double berth can be found aft on the starboard side.

Heads: A small bathroom which features a marine toilet and a sink.

Numerous opening hatches and windows provide plenty of light and ventilation into the boat.

Inventory :
Navigation:

Plastimo compass
Nasa echo sounder + speed
Raytheon radar
MLR FX312 GPS
Horizon GX1500 VHF
Horizon CP300 plotter
Autopilot
Navigation lights

Inventory:

240v shore power
1 x 91 litre fuel tank
1 x 182 litre water tank
Electric water pump
Nelson gas cooker
Twin gas hob
Icebox
Sprayhood
TV
Davits
Dodgers
Avon inflatable tender
Fenders and warp

Mechanical :
Engine:

Bukh DV20 20hp diesel inboard shaft engine – serviced February 2024
Antifouled in February 2024

Rigging and Sails:

Standing and Running rigging last replaced in 2006
Furling Genoa
Slab reefed
Mainsail replaced in 2018
Genoa replaced in 2010