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Libecchio is a 1984 C-25 swing keel standard rig. Located in Auburn, Maine. 1999 9.9 hp Honda 4-stroke long-shaft manual start outboard with cockpit remote controls, on 1996 lifting bracket.
Sails: 2000 new Doyle mainsail with reefing line and downhaul controlled from cockpit. 135 genoa (serviceable for now but will soon need replacement) on CDI roller-furler. Cruising spinnaker, little-used in good condition. Two main halyards plus the spinnaker halyard.
Interior: V-berth has accordion door for privacy as does head compartment. Thetford Marine portable electric-flush head with 6-gal holding tank, with y-valve and Whale pump for overboard discharge. Hanging locker across from head.
Galley: Two-burner propane stove. Icebox with overboard drain. 14-gallon water tank, sink w/hand pump.
Nav gear: Bulkhead-mounted Ritchie compass, tested and found no deviation 2000. Furuno radar. Davis Weather-Station III with wind speed and direction indicator mounted on radar mast. Standard Horizon speed, log and depth. Navco Tillermaster 2500 autopilot.
Ground tackle: standard Danforth-type anchor with chain and nylon rode, as well as a heavy Danforth-type storm anchor with chain and rode.
Other: Standard VHF radio with rail-mounted antenna. New custom-made Dodger 1997. “Pop-top” cabin for 6’ 2” headroom with snap-on enclosure for use when moored or anchored. Brand new keel winch and keel cable; winch is installed but cable needs to be hooked up.
The Load-Rite Trailer got new surge brakes in 1999; trailer has not been in salt water since then. (Boat is launched and hauled once a year by crane.) Re-wired trailer in spring 2002.
Finally, this boat is perfectly set up for single-handing, with all sail lines (main halyard, reefing line, downhaul, and jib roller-furling lines) led through two triple rope clutches, one on each side of the cabin top. Comes with fenders, fire extinguishers, 4 adult PFDs, boat hook -- pretty much everything.
The previous owner bought this boat in 1996 for $8,500 and put almost $10,000 into it before I bought it in May 2001. After two years my wife said, If we’re going to keep doing this we need a bigger boat. So I bought a Pearson 303.
Libecchio needs to get her bottom wet again: $8,400 or best offer.
Notice: The advice given on this site is based upon individual or quoted experience, yours may differ. The Officers, Staff and members of this site only provide information based upon the concept that anyone utilizing this information does so at their own risk and holds harmless all contributors to this site.