2000 Corsair F 31 R - For Sale

NEW LISTING .....NOW AT MHW

Year 2000

Length 9.4m / 31 Ft

Price £ 59,950.00

Location UK - SW England

VAT Paid Yes

Boat Ref 14393

2000 Corsair F 31 R - For Sale

Information
Enquiry Form

This trimaran is fast and safe, allowing you to sail longer distances in comfort. Well built and powerful by Corsair Marine it gives easy double digit average speeds over longer distances. Capable of wind speed sailing up to 20Kts and motoring at 6-7kts. It is a seaworthy and robust trimaran with extended range capability, simplicity and low maintenance offering very high performance sailing.

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Boat Details

Length
9.4m / 31 Ft

Draft
0.41m / 1 Ft / Max: 1.68m / 6 Ft

Berths
4

Beam
6.83m / 22 Ft

Displacement
2.05 Tonnes

Keel
Daggerboard

SAD
37.37

Construction

Structure
Foam Reinforced Epoxy

Builder
Corsair

Designer
Ian Farrier

Rig

Rig
Rotating mast Bermudan sloop. Slab reefing with lazyjacks and stackpack. Forestay new in 2019 (mm wire) Shrounds dyneema vgc 2011. Facnor flat deck tape furler with elliptical Aluminium headfoil. Carbon fibre bowsprit (retractable). Main sail new track and slider system. New Tape Drive genoa fuling system.

Sails

Sail	Area	Type	Year	Condition
Mainsail				Good
Genoa				Good
Gennaker				Good
				Good

Accommodation

Comments
F.E.Trailers USA.

Hulls Headroom

Saloon Headroom
1.8m / 6 Ft

Engine

Make
Tohatsu 9.8 ULS

Type
Outboard

Details
Remote steering and remote throttle/gear. Dealer service 2018/2019.

General Equipment

Equipment	Make	Year
Steering Bulkhead compass
Log/Speed	Raymarine
Depth	Raymarine
Wind speed	Nasa Wireless	2017
Autopilot	Tillerpilot 2000
Gps/Chartplotter	Lowrance 9Hd	2016

Electrical Equipment

Equipment	Quantity	Make	Capacity	Year
Batteries	2		100/90	2016

These details are prepared from information provided by the vendor and are intended as a guide to give a fair description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not constitute part of any contract. Survey by a qualified marine surveyor is strongly recommended.