1999 Wildcat Catamaran CHEAP

35 ft
Multi Hull
Unknown

Yacht price

$89,000

Price

Sold

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Overview

ALL NEW LOWER PRICE!! MOST AFFORDABLE BLUE WATER CATAMARAN ON THE MARKET!!

"The Wildcat 350" is one of the latest in a large range of modern catamarans built in South Africa by Charter Cats SA, and marketed by Charter Cats SA. Wildcats are renowned for their safety, high levels of comfort, and their speed. Built with quadriaxial fibreglass and balsa core, the Wildcat 35 is a fast sports cruiser that will tack through 90º. According to the designer, she will sail at 8 to 10 knots to windward and 10 to 13 knots off the wind with a No.1 Genoa in a 15 knot breeze. Sails are by Quantum, hardware by Harken and Anderson. Extraodinary and compelling, this big 'little cat' wastes no time in opening up a whole vista of opportunities and options for both the seasoned or would-be sailor.

Disclaimer: The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his/her agents, or his/her surveyors, to instigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.(3502519)

Specifications

Basic Information

Manufacturer:: Wildcat

Model:: Catamaran CHEAP

Year:: 1999

Category:: Sail

Condition:: Used

Location:: Unknown

Available for sale in U.S. waters:: Yes

Vessel Name:

Boat Type:: Multi Hull

Hull Material:: Fiberglass

Hull Type:

Hull Color:

HIN:

Designer:: Jeff Schionning

Flag of Registry:

Dimensions & Weight

Length:: 35 ft - 10.67 meter

LOA:: 35 ft - 10.67 meter

Beam:: 21 ft 3 in - 6.48 meter

Draft - max:: 3 ft 3 in - 0.99 meter

Bridge Clearance:: -

Dry Weight:: -

Engine

Make:

Model:: MD 20

Engine(s):: 2

Hours:: -

Cruise Speed:: 7 MPH

Range:: -

Joystick Control:: No

Engine Type:

Drive Type:

Fuel Type:: Diesel

Horsepower:: -

Max Speed:: -

Gallery

View Option
Grid view
List view

Descriptions

Engines
Total Power: 20

Tanks
Fuel: 70
Fresh Water: 60

Accommodations, Cabin
Four Cabin Layout:
2 Forward Cabins
1.5 x 2.0m beds
Cupboards & bookshelf
Ceiling liners finished in white GRP moulds & white vinyl with oak trims
En-suite heads and hanging locker
1 Tube flourescent light
Bulkheads & partitioning in wood veneer
Aft Cabins:
1.6 x 2.2m Beds
Large lockers with wooden doors
Fluorescent light
Large overhead hatch and opening porthole
Hanging Lockers
Saloon
Accommodates eight for comfortable formal dining or lounging
Saloon table drops to form large double bed
Wrap-around windows give an open vista and view
2 Hatches above, 2 in front next to mast
Large 4 panel armoured glass sliding cockpit door for convenient outdoor/indoor living
4 Counter sunk lights in ceiling with dimmers Teak & Holly Flooring
Cockpit Seat Cushions

Galley
Galley Down
4 Burner propane stovetop
6 Cupboards for storage
Sink, hot & cold pressurised water system, expansive work surfaces
The galley is a one piece unit allowing for ease of cleaning; all corners are rounded to create a safe, easily maintained working environment

Electronics

Furuno Radar
Raymarine 5001 Autopilot
VHF

Electrical
(4) Solar Panels
16,000 BTU Marine Air Air-conditioning

Distribution Panel:
Located at the Nav station for 12v & 110v power circuits
Volt Meter
Main breaker with GFI (earth leak)
12 Volt Circuits
Main Breaker: 18 Breakers 5 - 15 AMP
Combined digital Meter

Hull and Deck Equipment
AB Dingy w/Aluminum Floor, 2007 15 HP Suzuki Outboard Motor

Front Beam, Forestay and Bridle:
The front beam is an aluminium compression member that supports the forestay bridle

Mechanical and Engine Room
2001 Volvo Penta Saildrive Diesel Engines
Echotec 20GPH Watermaker

Steering Gear
Hydraulic steering system
single stainless steel tie bar linking both rudders together
Accommodation for emergency steering
Helm seat

Sailing Equipment

MAST AND RIGGING
Mast:
Deck mounted anodised aluminium alloy extrusion by Sparcraft
14.5m Single spreader mast
All halyards are internal
Conduit for all wiring
Wired with combo steaming/deck light and anchor light
33 sq/m Genoa & Hardware
7.8 oz Dacron Genoa
Genoa tracks, winches, cars, deck organisers and jammers located on coach roof
Two Lewmar self-tailing winches
Roller Furling unit
43 sq/m Mainsail & Hardware
Fully battened 10oz Dacron Mainsail
Lewmar Mainsail or similar sheet double traveler with car and controls with stoppers
Stack-pack for mainsail
Three reefing points
Adjustable topping lift
All lines lead through jammers on the coachroof, for ease of shorthanded
sailing
Boom:
Anodised aluminium or painted alloy extrusion
Welded in 4 sheaves box per outhaul reefing lines
Standing Rigging:
One forestay
Two sidestays
Stays consist of swaged terminals on 1 x 19 stainless steel wire open turnbuckles
Running Rigging:
Main halyard 2:1 with a headboard
Topping lift doubles as a spare halyard

Brokers Comments
Great starter Catamaran that is capable of blue water adventures! I have sold several of these Wildcats, one of which is currently in New Zealand after a brisk Pacific crossing. Full standing headroom is a real plus and separate heads w/showers for each hull is very appealing.
Excludes personal items.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.