roykinch
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Please help. Can anyone suggest a place I could get a report on the above boat please. Or anyone know of one for sale?
Sunseeker Superhawk 40
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Nautorius
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This one is here on the Costa Del Sol nd is a great price....
http://www.yachtworld.co.uk/boats/2004/Sunseeker-Superhawk-40---MUST-SELL-2415218/Spain
Great Day boats for fun.
Paul
http://www.yachtworld.co.uk/boats/2004/Sunseeker-Superhawk-40---MUST-SELL-2415218/Spain
Great Day boats for fun.
Paul
roykinch
Member
Thank you Paul
I have just seen this post and cant believe i have just got off phone to him and its sold, but a very nice example with Kad 300's.
Thank you for your help.
Roy
I have just seen this post and cant believe i have just got off phone to him and its sold, but a very nice example with Kad 300's.
Thank you for your help.
Roy
GrahamHR
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I'm in the process of looking to get a bigger boat, I'd always liked the Superhawk 40 but thought a reasonable recent example would be beyond my means. When I sa the link/ advert I was very tempted myself, I'm not surprised it sold at that price.
alt
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Doesnt look very practical, more of a Med day boat?
No forward separate cabin, very little seating in cockpit.
What are you after?
No forward separate cabin, very little seating in cockpit.
What are you after?
GrahamHR
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Well Alt,
That's an interesting question.
There's now me, my wife and the dog. Our 22 year old daughter comes out on our boat now and again.
We have a second house in Anglesey; I'm loathe to call it a holiday home, as we bought it planning to move there. However, due to circumstances that have changed (not financial) , we will probably sell it in the next 12 months. We have only ever once slept on our current cuddy boat ( lovely calm evening in the marina, but aborted at 04:30 when the gale force winds/ horizontal rain/ slapping halyards/ dog that decided it was time to get up put paid to that). You probably know what I mean about the weather!!!
Now, on selling the house we could get a cruiser with a similar LOA to our cuddy that we could stay on sometimes, with a static caravan nearby. However, we could get a much bigger boat, no caravan. Our mooring fees for the bigger boat, with only one insurance premium would be less than the caravan site fees + insurance+ mooring fees for a smalller boat or the current house council tax fees + insurance+ mooring fees for the smaller boat.! Hell of a thing, buy a bigger boat and save money !
The Superhawk 40 would be big enough for us to stay on and plenty fast enough for us on the odd occasions we would think it nice to go fast. I rarely drive our current boat at maximum speed. My car can do 150 mph, only once ( in Germany) have I driven it at that speed, .
That's an interesting question.
There's now me, my wife and the dog. Our 22 year old daughter comes out on our boat now and again.
We have a second house in Anglesey; I'm loathe to call it a holiday home, as we bought it planning to move there. However, due to circumstances that have changed (not financial) , we will probably sell it in the next 12 months. We have only ever once slept on our current cuddy boat ( lovely calm evening in the marina, but aborted at 04:30 when the gale force winds/ horizontal rain/ slapping halyards/ dog that decided it was time to get up put paid to that). You probably know what I mean about the weather!!!
Now, on selling the house we could get a cruiser with a similar LOA to our cuddy that we could stay on sometimes, with a static caravan nearby. However, we could get a much bigger boat, no caravan. Our mooring fees for the bigger boat, with only one insurance premium would be less than the caravan site fees + insurance+ mooring fees for a smalller boat or the current house council tax fees + insurance+ mooring fees for the smaller boat.! Hell of a thing, buy a bigger boat and save money !
The Superhawk 40 would be big enough for us to stay on and plenty fast enough for us on the odd occasions we would think it nice to go fast. I rarely drive our current boat at maximum speed. My car can do 150 mph, only once ( in Germany) have I driven it at that speed, .
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