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Trident Voyager 35 - Full Specification | |
|  |  | | | | Network ID | 06125 | Power/Sail | Sailboat | | Year | 1991 | Price
| £44,950
| | Hull Material | GRP | Engines | 1 | | Fuel | Diesel | Engine Make | Nanni Diesel | | Construction | Single Skin | Located In | Hamble | | Other | |
| | | | Dimensions | | | | | LOA | 35' 0" (10.67m) | Keel | Long Fin keel | | Draft | 5' 1" (1.57m) | Displacement | 5,600 kg | | Beam | 10' 5" (3.2m) | Ballast | 2,318 kg | | LWL | 26' 0" (7.93m) | Berths | 6 |
| | |  | Construction:
Hull moulded in 1991, Barn Stored and first launched in 2002. GRP single skin construction with white topsides and superstructure.
Long keel, Mast head rigged, Deck Saloon cruiser. Full Standing Headroom.
Ideal for setting off to the sun or pottering along the coast and taking in the scenery. | Accommodation:
6 Berths in 2 Cabins and seperate Mid ships Pilot berth area.
Forward Cabin comprises 2 berth arrangement in conventional 'V'with lockers either side and hanging locker.
Heads and shower on the port side with Pilot berth and lockers on the opposite side to starboard.
The spacious and airy deck saloon has a hanging locker and an 'L' shaped settee to port which converts to a double berth. The starboard settee has a trotter box below the chart table to provide a full length berth. | Navigational Aids:
Compass, Raytheon Log and echo sounder (ST40 Bi-Data), ST40 Wind speed and direction. Garmin GPS, Yeoman Sport chart plotter, Simrad RD68 DSC VHF Radio, deck level navigation lights and tri-colour masthead light. Furuno Navtex receiver, Raytheon Autohelm 5000 hydraulic autopilot, seatalk to wind intruments, log and echo sounder. | Engines and Tankage:
4 Cylinder Nanni Diesel 35HP. Hurth Gear box, Shaft drive to fixed propeller.
Controlled from both an external Whitlock pedastal mounted Wheel with rod linkage and an internal wheel featuring Hydraulic operation.
Alternator charging to 3 x 100 amp/hr 12 volt batteries and one high output starter battery.
Less than 500 hours. | Sails and Spars:
Aluminium Single spreader Mast by Sail spar. Robustly rigged with both fore and aft lowers etc. Stainless steel standing rigging. Aluminium Boom with substantial Rigid Kicker. Roller Furling Gear by Facnor.
Crusader Mainsail with Slab reefing (3) and Lazy Jacks. Crusader Genoa. New in 2002. Very good condition. | Equipment:
DECK GEAR: Stainless steel pushpit, pulpit and guard wires, Spray dodgers with name, mainsail cover, self-tailing winches, 15kg Bruce anchor, 30m of 10mm chain, Lofrans royal anchor windlass, deck scrub, various mooring warps and fender. Rubber bucket.
SAFETY GEAR: 1 x Horseshoe lifebouy with lights, Danbouy, Coastal pack of flares plus white flares, throwing line, 4 Life Jackets, anchor ball, motor cone, 3 Fire extinguishers, Fire Blanket, Manual and Electric bilge pumps.
DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT: Radio/CD Player, Webasto Airtop 3500 hot air heating system. 240 Volt shore power connection with 3 x 13 amp outlets switched to immersion heater and battery charger. Hot water to heads and galley.
Galley features, Flavell Vannessa gas cooker with two burners, Oven and Grill. ISO Greyline 48L refrigerator, Freshwater supply to the sink via freshwater filter.
Seperate heads compartment with Marine WC. | Remarks:
An excellent take on the wheelhouse theme, with a full, fixed keel. The Trident Voyager 35 by Angus Primrose/Bill Dixon.
The long deck saloon covers not only the internal steering position and the galley but also the the saloon, which is on the same level.
She had a long production run beginning in the mid-1970s when she was regarded as ahead of her time. Early interiors had dated plastic finishes and a face-to-face dinette but later models such as this example from the 1990s were more or less custom-made to much higher standards. They tended to have a more conventional saloon arrangement with an L-shaped dinette and a settee. The cockpit is a good size and very well protected. She is a good offshore cruiser with go-anywhere handling and moderate performance. Many have sailed long distances. This example is either the last one moulded or very nearly. She is in excellent condition and will be benefitting from an early season brush up and polish.
LOA 10.70m (35ft), LWL 8.00m (26ft 3in), beam 3.20m (10ft 6in), draught 1.52m (5ft), displacement 5,600kg (12,320 lb), ballast 2,318kg (5,110 lb), sail area 41m2 (440sq ft).
Subject to negotiation. An Avon Dinghy and 4 man life guard liferaft maybe available. |  | | |  | | | | Extra Pictures for Trident Voyager 35 | | |  |  |  | | L Shaped Galley | cook & view | Bright & airy | | | |  |  |  | | Refrigerator | Galley cupboard | Secure Crockery | | | | | | | | Refrigerator | Galley cupboard | Secure Crockery | | | |
| | View 16 more pictures of this boat | | | Contact: Network Yacht Brokers (Calibra Marine Int Ltd), Deacons Boatyard , Burseldon Bridge, Southampton, England, SO31 8AZ
Tel: +44 [0]2380 403944 Fax: +44 [0]2380 404509 Email: info@nybhamble.co.uk | | | | 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/equipment. 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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