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1982 C&C Landfall
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Specifications
Make
C&C
Model
Landfall
Year
1982
Length
43.0ft (13.1m)
Hull Material
grp/fibreglass
Engine
Perkins (rebuilt 2011), 2500 hours on rebuild. New HP pump and injector set (2018).
Fuel Type
Diesel
Location
Lagoon Marina, Cole Bay, Sint Maarten (Dutch Part)
Equipment & Extras
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Year
- 1982
- Category
- Used sail boat for sale
- Location
- Lagoon Marina, Cole Bay, Sint Maarten (Dutch Part)
- Make/model
- C&C Landfall
- Name of boat
- Catherine
- Cruising speed
- 9 mph
- Length overall
- 43'0"
- Access to the aft cabin is through a companionway from the cockpit or through an interior passageway with full standing headroom
- The aft cabin is large, with a centre-line double berth, a hanging locker plus additional lockers, and a private head with shower
- There are (4) opening ports and (1) opening hatch for light and ventilation
- The passageway forward has a workbench outboard (or optionally (2) sea berths) and engine access inboard
- Entering the saloon, the galley is to port, and the navigation station is just ahead
- The large U-shaped galley includes a refrigerator, double stainless-steel sinks, a row of drawers, a hidden built-in disposal basket, a dry locker, and a three-burner propane stove with oven
- The saloon’s U-shaped dinette converts to a double berth, with a settee across
- There are (6) lockers behind the settees
- Forward is a head accessible from either the saloon or the forecabin
- The forward cabin is a double and provides lockers, hanging lockers, and other storage
- Forward ventilation: (6) opening ports, (5) opening hatches, and (2) dorade boxes
- V-berth: large full, sleeps (2)
- Forward washroom: sink and day shower with sump basin
- Starboard sea berths: (2) single bunks
- Aft stateroom: large full, sleeps (2)
- Dinette: converts to large full, sleeps (2), seats (6)
- Aft head and full shower accessible via aft stateroom and saloon
- Starboard settee: sleeps (1), seats (3)
- Without dinette conversion: (6)
- Maximum capacity: (9)
- Stove: (1) 3-burner gimbaled Princess with oven, propane (aft deck locker)
- Stainless double sink
- Large drop fridge with Isotherm evaporator and manual Whale pump
- Ample storage (slider type) throughout
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- Ritchie B2 compass
- Hawk Fathometer
- Raymarine ST 4000 wheel pilot
- Standard Horizon GX 2150 VHF with RAM 3 remote (AIS Rec)
- (2) Garmin 172c plotters (Caribbean, NE US, Europe)
- (1) Garmin handheld GPS
- NASA MOB alarm (3 FOB)
- PLB
- Handheld searchlight
- Shore Power: Marinetech 12V DC & 120V AC system, 30 Amp
- Batteries: (2) Group 4D (AGM), (1) Group 27 (Wet)
- Cutout electrical switches: (2)
- 120V AC Battery Charger: Quick SBC 700 NRG (3 bank) 60 Amp
- Engine alternator: 80 Amp Bowmar
- Solar: 360W, stern-rail mounted
- Charge controller: Blue Sea Systems
- Inverter: 1750W
- Wiring: multi-strand plastic-coated copper
- Shore power cables: (2) 50’ with adapters
- (1) 65 lb Lewmar Claw anchor, 60’ 3/8” chain + 200’ 3/4” 3-strand nylon rode
- Manual Lunenburg windlass
- Dual bow anchor roller
- Bimini top/dodger, 5’11” clearance
- Cockpit cushions (new)
- Navigation lights: running, anchor, steaming, spreader
- (4) fenders
- Full complement of dock lines
- Stainless bow pulpit
- Stainless stern rails
- Aluminum stanchions with Amsteel lifelines
- Deck washdown
- (2) propane lockers (stern)
- (1) large deck locker/storage and washdown (port side aft)
- Yankee#3 jib: Victory Sails, slab reef to storm jib, good condition (2014)
- Genoa: 115%, North, with leech lines, good condition
- Main: Eggers, double reef with full battens and leech line, fair condition
- Furlex 300S roller furling system, led to cockpit through jam cleat
- Selden mast, keel-stepped, single spreader
- 1/2” wire forestay, backstay, and cap shrouds
- 7/16” forward/aft shrouds
- Chainplates: through-deck, 1/2” stainless bolted to 1” G4 composite gussets (all)
- Whisker pole
- Bosun’s chair (West Marine saddle)
- (2) Barient 32 self-tailing winches (jib sheets)
- (2) Barient 22 winches (jib halyard/spare)
- (1) Lesmar 30 self-tailing winch (main)
- Perkins (rebuilt 2011), 2500 hours on rebuild
- New HP pump and injector set (2018)
- Borg Warner Velvet Drive: 2.57:1
- (1) 2000 gph auto/manual bilge pump
- Whale emergency bilge pump (helm)
- Wagner B1 helm pump/hydraulic steering (5 turns / 7:1)
- Emergency tiller
- Bilge blower
- (4) Type 1 offshore PFD
- (4) Youth Type 2 PFD
- (4) Type 5
- Lifesling
- (2) quick-release offshore tethers, Wagner
- (1) 7 lb B/C fire extinguisher
- (1) 5 lb B/C fire extinguisher
- (1) galley fire extinguisher (spray can type)
- (1) 70 US gal stainless tank
- Forward: (120) US gal
- Port: (24) US gal
Description
"Catherine" is a robustly built fully operational centre Cockpit cruiser with many successful cruising miles under her keel. She is available in sailaway ready in the water condition for immediate sale. She has been safely sailed and been home to a full time cruising family, owned by a Marine Professional who works Offshore Tugs in the Mid Atlantic regions of the US coast.Additional InformationAccommodationAccess to the aft cabin is through a companionway from the cockpit or through an interior passageway with full standing headroomThe aft cabin is large, with a centre-line double berth, a hanging locker plus additional lockers, and a private head with showerThere are (4) opening ports and (1) opening hatch for light and ventilationThe passageway forward has a workbench outboard (or optionally (2) sea berths) and engine access inboardEntering the saloon, the galley is to port, and the navigation station is just aheadThe large U-shaped galley includes a refrigerator, double stainless-steel sinks, a row of drawers, a hidden built-in disposal basket, a dry locker, and a three-burner propane stove with ovenThe saloon’s U-shaped dinette converts to a double berth, with a settee acrossThere are (6) lockers behind the setteesForward is a head accessible from either the saloon or the forecabinThe forward cabin is a double and provides lockers, hanging lockers, and other storageForward ventilation: (6) opening ports, (5) opening hatches, and (2) dorade boxesAdditional Accommodation Details:V-berth: large full, sleeps (2)Forward washroom: sink and day shower with sump basinStarboard sea berths: (2) single bunksAft stateroom: large full, sleeps (2)Dinette: converts to large full, sleeps (2), seats (6)Aft head and full shower accessible via aft stateroom and saloonStarboard settee: sleeps (1), seats (3)Total Berths:Without dinette conversion: (6)Maximum capacity: (9)Interior Comforts and AmenitiesGalley:Stove: (1) 3-burner gimbaled Princess with oven, propane (aft deck locker)Stainless double sinkLarge drop fridge with Isotherm evaporator and manual Whale pumpAmple storage (slider type) throughoutFire extinguisherFirst aid kitElectronics and NavigationRitchie B2 compassHawk FathometerRaymarine ST 4000 wheel pilotStandard Horizon GX 2150 VHF with RAM 3 remote (AIS Rec)(2) Garmin 172c plotters (Caribbean, NE US, Europe)(1) Garmin handheld GPSNASA MOB alarm (3 FOB)PLBHandheld searchlightElectrical SystemsShore Power: Marinetech 12V DC & 120V AC system, 30 AmpBatteries: (2) Group 4D (AGM), (1) Group 27 (Wet)Cutout electrical switches: (2)120V AC Battery Charger: Quick SBC 700 NRG (3 bank) 60 AmpEngine alternator: 80 Amp BowmarSolar: 360W, stern-rail mountedCharge controller: Blue Sea SystemsInverter: 1750WWiring: multi-strand plastic-coated copperShore power cables: (2) 50’ with adaptersDeck and Hull Equipment(1) 65 lb Lewmar Claw anchor, 60’ 3/8” chain + 200’ 3/4” 3-strand nylon rodeManual Lunenburg windlassDual bow anchor rollerBimini top/dodger, 5’11” clearanceCockpit cushions (new)Navigation lights: running, anchor, steaming, spreader(4) fendersFull complement of dock linesStainless bow pulpitStainless stern railsAluminum stanchions with Amsteel lifelinesDeck washdown(2) propane lockers (stern)(1) large deck locker/storage and washdown (port side aft)Sails and RiggingYankee#3 jib: Victory Sails, slab reef to storm jib, good condition (2014)Genoa: 115%, North, with leech lines, good conditionMain: Eggers, double reef with full battens and leech line, fair conditionFurlex 300S roller furling system, led to cockpit through jam cleatSelden mast, keel-stepped, single spreader1/2” wire forestay, backstay, and cap shrouds7/16” forward/aft shroudsChainplates: through-deck, 1/2” stainless bolted to 1” G4 composite gussets (all)Whisker poleBosun’s chair (West Marine saddle)(2) Barient 32 self-tailing winches (jib sheets)(2) Barient 22 winches (jib halyard/spare)(1) Lesmar 30 self-tailing winch (main)Mechanical EquipmentPerkins (rebuilt 2011), 2500 hours on rebuildNew HP pump and injector set (2018)Borg Warner Velvet Drive: 2.57:1(1) 2000 gph auto/manual bilge pumpWhale emergency bilge pump (helm)Wagner B1 helm pump/hydraulic steering (5 turns / 7:1)Emergency tillerBilge blowerSafety Equipment:(4) Type 1 offshore PFD(4) Youth Type 2 PFD(4) Type 5Lifesling(2) quick-release offshore tethers, Wagner(1) 7 lb B/C fire extinguisher(1) 5 lb B/C fire extinguisher(1) galley fire extinguisher (spray can type)Engine InfoVery solid and reliable auxiliaryClean, no fluid issues, and well maintainedTankageFuel(1) 70 US gal stainless tankWater (all stainless)Forward: (120) US galPort: (24) US galOwners Comments and Boat HistoryThe Landfall 43 is a hybrid design with only 154 in production, said to have used molds of the Morgan 42 hull with a sail plan and interior designed by C&C to compete with the charter trade vessels being constructed for the Caribbean at that time. Her skeg-hung rudder and modified fin keel give her excellent handling characteristics on all points of sail, as well as a well-appointed design for blue water cruising. Her rigging is simple and easy to handle, all reefing is effected at the mast. Hydraulic steering affords durability and comfort at the helm. The center cockpit design provides dual egress to her salon and aft cabin, and provides excellent visibility with its height from sea. Her raised stem, ample freeboard and mahogany toerail give her classic lines more akin to a classic S&S/ Hinkley than the typical racer/ cruiser lines of the typical C&C.Catherine” is a seasoned live-aboard Center cockpit sloop, well cared for by current owners for 12 years sailing between the Northeast US and Caribbean. Her owners lived aboard raising their two daughters while touring between the Northeast US and Caribbean as musicians, extensively sailing the Antilles and Windward/ Leeward islands from 2013 - 2019. In 2019 they have hauled the vessel during hurricane season while operating another sailing charter business in NYC during summer months. The skipper is moving on to larger commercial vessels, and the family not sailing nearly as much - so she is ready for her next adventure!In 2018 hull repairs were completed under the supervision of Rich Defiede of Gold Coast Yachts dealing with minor water intrusion to the balsa core in the aft section of the hull due to a failed through hull. In addition, hull stiffening and gusseting was added in this portion of the hull as the original design transferred all backstab load directly to the hull, and some fatigue/ deflection was noted. Rudder was shipped and stripped/ barrier coated at this time as well. Hull was painted in 2023 with hardened Petit, mast stepped and painted in 2020. Rigging is fully inspected at least yearly and oiled semi-annually. Winches maintained at least yearly. Deck re-painted in 2024. All bright work is kept up to date. The auxiliary is dutifully maintained by the owner. Head was removed and planed 2018 and re-installed with new top-end gasket set. Oil changes made every 150 hrs or less.DisclaimerThe 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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