'Fairwind', a Noray 43 Sailboat for sale

by Frank Jacobs
(Hoboken,Belgium)


Seagoing well preserved and maintained polyester sailboat built in 1981.

Dimensions : 13,6 x 3,9 x 2,3 m (44 x 12 x 7 feet);

Air draft 19,5 m (58,5 ft);

Water displacement 10.000 kg;

Average speed on sailtrips 6Kn;

Max speed on motorsailing 9 Kn and on sail 11 Kn.

Engine 75 HP intercooled diesel with Volvo Penta saildrive.

3 sleeping cabins = 5 beds; 2 toilet cabins.

800L water and 250L fuel storage.

Galley with refrigerator, freezer, warm and cold water, 3 pit cooker with oven.

Furling Genoa 65 sq.m + mainsail 35 sq.m + second fore rig with fock 21 sq.m, spinaker 100 sq.m, stormsail 8 sq.m.

B&G classic instruments, GPS, VHF, plotter, rescue life raft Plastimo.

Berth : summer Blankenberge (Belgian Coast) and winter YCH Hoboken (Antwerp)


Asking price 54,000 euro or £48,650.


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Nov 14, 2016
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by: Frank

Fore rig with fock means I have a second forestay where I can handle a second foresail. This can be taken away.
Nov 11, 2016
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by: Dick McClary

Frank, we may be missing something in the translation here but what's a 'fore rig with fock?'

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