Seastoke
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On flea bay looks decent for money.
Cranchi 39 for sale
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James jameson
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44K on spent on engines. 
Mr Googler
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I messaged about that last year before buying the sedan 36. He was asking a fair bit more then but wasnt happy to move on the price.
It remains an odd boat for the UK. Basically a huge cuddy boat but they are great looking boat with great outside space for those occasional sunny days
It remains an odd boat for the UK. Basically a huge cuddy boat but they are great looking boat with great outside space for those occasional sunny days
SimonX
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And they have only done 290 hours… Outdrives?44K on spent on engines.
petem
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And it's still got manky header tanks!44K on spent on engines.
ari
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I'm inclined to disagree. It's far more than a cuddy, full standing headroom for a start, plus a proper heads, a galley, a midcabin etc. For those of us who's kids have grown up, you lose the compromise of squeezing two cabins in to a sub 40ft sportscruiser which gives a far bigger and more comfortable saloon area. Helm is great with three forward facing seats, it's got a proper tender garage and they are a very good sea boat. Very good value compared to a Fairline Targa 38 too (albeit not as nicely finished).
Only downsides are the rather small (if perfectly functional) cockpit seating area and the engine access is very poor unless you open the garage, remove the tender and then remove the garage floor panel.
There are loads of them in the UK, it's been a very popular boat here.
I'm not sure I'd be keen on this one though, the owner doesn't seem to know much about it (CAD 44 engines!? Try KAD 44).
Cranchi Endurance 41 the same boat with a bit longer bathing platform and a few tweaks (like sloping the arch forward), plus it gets the D6 motors as they replaced the KAD motors around the time this model was launched.
