This unique one-off cutter by Ted Reynolds from 1975, crafted from exquisite mahogany, is a timeless shipbuilding gem. Fully rebuilt in 2016, it offers the perfect combination of classic aesthetics, ideal for long voyages.

Year: 1975
Construction: Ted Reynolds
Model: One-off cutter
Reconstruction: 2016

Engine:
Model: Perkins 4108 (1975; rebuilt in 2016)
Power: 45 HP
Transmission Type: Shaft with 3-blade bronze propeller
Fuel: Diesel
Operating Hours: 2000 hours since rebuild

Performance:
Cruising Speed: 5 knots at 1000 RPM
Maximum Speed: 7.5 knots at 1800 RPM
Range: 800 nautical miles

Tank Capacity:
Fuel: 2 tanks (total 225L)
Fresh Water: 2 tanks (total 150l)
Black Water: 1 tank (40l)

Accommodation:
Guest Cabins: 2
Guest WC: 1
Total Berths: 6 (Configuration: Stern + Salon + Bow)
Comfortable and spacious interior, ideal for family trips.

Electronics:
Depth sounder
Navigation speedometer
GPS
Autopilot
VHF
Compass
Navigation center and radar

Kitchen:
Refrigerator
Stove

Electrical and Energy Systems:
Circuit: 12V electrical system for the needs of the boat
– Inverter: Portable (1000 Watt)
– Batteries: 3 batteries for stable power supply
– Bilge Pumps: Manual and electric

Deck and Exterior Features:
Cockpit with teak lining
Solar panels & Wind generator:
Swimming ladder
Tender and life raft for 4 people
Covers for genoa and mainsail