1989 JCL Marine Sealance 35

Vessel OverviewA rare opportunity to acquire a unique vessel that has just been the subject of a major re-furbishment. This class was designed by Colin Chapman, when he owned Lotus Cars, and built at his JCL Marine yard in conjunction with Lancer Marine.Interior FeaturesThe internals are all new throughout the vessel and provide: A comfortable double berth cabin forward A spacious dining saloon that readily converts to a large double berth on the port side Galley and heads opposite to starboardThe companionway steps lead up to the helm and deck saloon area with a wet bar extending across the aft end next to the cockpit access door.Cockpit and Deck SaloonThe cockpit itself provides an extension to the deck saloon by dropping the window aft of the bar, thus allowing the bar and its facilities to be used from both the cockpit and deck saloon sides. A twelve month old full cockpit tent with large windows and zipped access points allows full usage of the cockpit even during periods of seriously bad weather.Engine RoomThe engine room is spacious, providing good all round access to the two Ford Mariner 120 hp engines. These are very recent replacements for the original engines and were professionally installed by Lancing Marine of Brighton. The engines are linked to two out drives, believed to be Mercruiser Alpha 1 gen 2 units.The fuel and electrical systems are all new.Remaining WorksMinor works are still to be completed, such as: Guard wires The engines and out drives will require servicing The intention was to have the vessel completed in a two tone grey livery (see photographs)The works still to be done have been reflected in the price. The vessel currently remains in her original livery.Additional NotesNote: the ridiculously heavy spoiler (for want of a better word) has been removed from the vessel and is no longer available.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.