1979 Moody 42 Ketch13m

MOODY 42 KETCH, 1979.
LOA: 12.25m     LWL: 10.59m     BEAM: 4.00m     DRAFT: 1.65m     DISP: 10,999kg

Builders:    Marine Projects
Designer:   Angus Primrose
Flag:          British

All GRP with fin and skeg keel, spade rudder, wheel steering.
Hull dried and epoxy treated by approved centre.

Aft cockpit.

Engine 

Perkins4.236 4 cylinder 65hp diesel engine. Serviced November 2018

Engine Hours 5500

Shaft drive to fixed 3-bladed propeller.

Morse wheel controls.

TANKAGE:

Fuel capacity of 401 litres in single tank

Water capacity of 500 litres in 2 tanks

Holding Tank 80 litres 
ELECTRICS:

24/220v electrical systems

4 x batteries 400 Amp total capacity all new 2022

Batteries charged by engine alternator or battery charger

Shore power with cable

WATER:

Hot and cold pressurized water system

Water heated by 220v immersion heater or engine

Mast and Spars 

Ketch rig with alloy spars by Proctor.

Stainless steel standing rigging age unknown.

Main has slab reefing or roll around boom.

Roller furling genoa.

Spinnaker pole.

WINCHES:

2 x Lewmar 2-speed manual genoa winches

2 x Lewmar 2-speed spinnaker winches

2 x Lewmar 2-speed halyard winches

1 x Lewmar single speed halyard winch

SAILS:

Main Fully battened

Mizzen Battened – Crusader

Genoa

Spinnaker

Storm jib

Can sleep up to 9 in 3 double cabins + saloon. Aft cabin with offset double, en-suite heads

with WC, hand basin and shower. Forward cabin with double berth into the “V”, can sleep

up to 3 if needed. Third cabin opposite forward heads with upper/lower bunks. Forward

heads with WC, hand basin and shower. Galley with units port and starboard. Saloon with

seating around table to port, converts to double berth, navigation station to starboard.

Night lighting in saloon and up. 

Cabin Heating 

New external cushions for cockpit replaced in 2020, internal roofing insulated 2019.

Interior joinery in varnished teak and teak ply - all fully sanded and refinished 2019.

NAVIGATION:

Nasa log, speed and depth + GPS repeater

Nasa wind instruments

Raymarine Autopilot 

Furmo Radar

VHF radio

Navtex

Clock and barometer

DOMESTIC:

Twin sinks with mixer tap

Neptune 2000 2-burner calor gas cooker with oven and grill

24v fridge

Coolbox

ENTERTAINMENT:

TV 

Radio

SAFETY:

Gas detector

Navigation lights

6 -person liferaft

Fire blanket

Bilge pumps

 

1 x danbuoy

2 x liferings with lights

Bilge pumps

GENERAL:

Horizon 1500w electric windlass

20KG Rocna anchor with 90m of chain and 100m of warp

8 Warps and 9 fenders

 

10hp outboard engine

Swimming ladder

1 x boat hooks

Dodgers

Sprayhood 

 

Anam Cara was purchased with the name “Weaver '' she was formerly owned for many years by Westward Quest Ltd, she was coded and fully compliant with MCA requirements for commercial charter work. We bought “Weaver” as a family sailing yacht and renamed her Anam Cara (Gaelic for “soul friend”). We spent years fully stripping her and renewing inside and out. Externally she was stripped and epoxied, the decks were stripped, and old grip replaced with kiwi grip. New spray hood (custom built) and external cushions and life raft added. All plumbing was replaced with macerators fitted in both heads and push button flush systems. Electrics were rewired and labelled; sockets brought to modern standard with USB chargers. Solar system was installed with an internal monitor. This enabled us as a family to travel for weeks at a time, anchoring in remote and isolated places without the need for shore power or a generator. Inside all woodwork was sanded and re-varnished, the roofing removed for insulation to be fitted and all window seals replaced. The two forward windows were replaced with blue tinted glass to reduce glare and the main saloon hatch glass replaced. Lighting was replaced with low voltage lighting and speakers inside and externally replaced. Internally we fitted red lighting for night-time.

We sailed Anam Cara in 2018 to 2021, mostly weekend sailings to Millport and Arran etc but each summer (covid allowing) we enjoyed 4 to 5 weeks traveling round the Mull of Kintyre to Ghia, Jura & Oban, West to the Treshnish Isles, Mull, Iona and North to Skye. Truly amazing. She has been through the Crinan twice also. She has faced 40+ knot winds and high swell and has always been sound and safe. She will be sold with safety clips, oilskins, safety harnesses etc

The Moody 42 Aft Cockpit MKI is synonymous with a practical and pleasurable layout, back when workmanship was of high quality, she is sturdy and safe, having stood the test of time. These older craft (1977-1981) - built before Moodys were built by Marine Projects in Plymouth in an automated production line - are very stout and strong, with solid joinery inside massively over-engineered hulls.

 

In this case we are acting as brokers only.  The Vendor is not selling in the course of a business.  Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed.  The particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract.  A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate at his own expense to employ a qualified Marine Surveyor to carry out a survey and / or to have an engine trial conducted, which if carried out by us shall not imply any liability for such engine on our part.

 

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