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Custom built in Sydney, Australia using ply, foam and epoxy sealed by a reputable shipbuilder, Big Bandicoot was initially built to beat the World Speed record. Unfortunately she only made it to 32 knots, a couple of knots below the record at the time. She was then purchased and converted into a cruising catamaran. 

The third and current owner then refit her (Sails, Rigging, engines) and sailed from Malaysia to the Caribbean via Turkey. She was extended from 17M to 18.3M, sits in the Caribbean and is purring to sail again with a new owner. The vessel does need some work and this is reflected in the low asking price. The seller is including new Kiwi props, new water maker and a collection of spares with the vessel. 

 


Additional Details

Building Materials
The upper level of the boat is plywood and all of the boat from water line down is kledgecell foam epoxy sheathed, at the motor and sail drive area three layers of Kevlar epoxy sheathed plus three layers of 600 gram fibreglass cloth have been added for additional protection from impact damage around those areas. On the bottom of the mini keels  three layers of Kevlar plus four layers of 600 gram fibreglass cloth have been added. 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.

Managing Broker

Contact - Jaryd Forbes
The Multihull Company

Located in Trinidad

OFFICE: 215-508-2704
CELL: 868-680-8909
FAX: 215-508-2706
Email: Jaryd@multihullcompany.com
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Boat Specifications

Year

1978

Length

60.04 ft

Location

Trinidad And Tobago

Price

99,000

Status

Sale Pending

Make

Custom

Model

One off

Name

Additional Specs

Keel

Engines

Make: Yanmar

Model: 30ym

Type: Inboard

Fuel: diesel

Power: 30|horsepower

Year: 2010

Hours:

Location: Port



Make: Yanmar

Model: 30ym

Type: Inboard

Fuel: diesel

Power: 30|horsepower

Year: 2010

Hours:

Location: Starboard



About This Boat

Custom built in Sydney, Australia using ply, foam and epoxy sealed by a reputable shipbuilder, Big Bandicoot was initially built to beat the World Speed record. Unfortunately she only made it to 32 knots, a couple of knots below the record at the time. She was then purchased and converted into a cruising catamaran. 

The third and current owner then refit her (Sails, Rigging, engines) and sailed from Malaysia to the Caribbean via Turkey. She was extended from 17M to 18.3M, sits in the Caribbean and is purring to sail again with a new owner. The vessel does need some work and this is reflected in the low asking price. The seller is including new Kiwi props, new water maker and a collection of spares with the vessel. 

 


Additional Details

Building Materials
The upper level of the boat is plywood and all of the boat from water line down is kledgecell foam epoxy sheathed, at the motor and sail drive area three layers of Kevlar epoxy sheathed plus three layers of 600 gram fibreglass cloth have been added for additional protection from impact damage around those areas. On the bottom of the mini keels  three layers of Kevlar plus four layers of 600 gram fibreglass cloth have been added. 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.

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Managing Broker

Contact - Jaryd Forbes
The Multihull Company

Located in Trinidad

OFFICE: 215-508-2704
CELL: 868-680-8909
FAX: 215-508-2706
Email: Jaryd@multihullcompany.com
View Jaryd Forbes's Profile
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