Like-new ComPac Horizon Cat! SAILED IN FRESH WATER FOR ONLY 3 (that's right...THREE) SUMMER SEASONS. STORED INDOORS AT ALL OTHER TIMES. Only 20 hours on the engine. This boat is so lightly used that the sail still makes a "crinkling" sound when you lower it! Stored in a barn from 2004 to 2014 makes this boat as new as a used boat can be. $37,000 firm. Serious buyers only please. 216-292-5799. keithvoigt1@gmail.com
2002 ComPac Horizon Cat.
http://www.com-pacyachts.com/trailerable-catboats/horizon-cat.html
(HOW DO I ATTACH PICTURES TO THIS POST!!??)
EXTRAS INCLUDE:
-VacuFlush electric toilet with macerator and 25 gallon holding tank.
-iCom VHF radio.
-B&G Depth and Knotmeter.
-Second reef on mainsail.
-7HP Westerbeke diesel engine with only 20 hours.
-Bulkhead mount compass.
-Deck hardware upgrade for lines led to cockpit.
-Transom boarding ladder.
-10amp dual battery charger with 110V deck inlet.
-2 batteries NEW 2014.
-Electric automatic/manual bilge pump.
-Bimini (Sunbrella) NEW 2014.
-Bottom anti-fouling paint NEW 2014.
-Cockpit cushions.
-Teak cockpit grate (all topside teak stripped and ready for your choice of oil or varnish).
-Wheel steering with teak wheel.
-Hatch screen.
-Sunbrella sail cover and wheel cover.
-Bruce claw anchor and rode.
-Custom trailer with spare tire.
STANDARDS INCLUDE:
-Mastendr quick-rig sailing system.
-Retractable keel.
-Fiberglass kick-up rudder with control handle.
-2 adult size berths with 3" fabric cushions.
-Galley with ice chest, sink, butane stove.
-Teak and holly cabin sole.
-10 gallon water tank with deck fill.
-4 opening portholes with screens.
-Nav lights, cabin lights, switch panel.
-Manual bilge pump.
-Teak and stainless steel boom gallows.
-Stainless steel anchor roller and teak bow sprit.
-Self bailing cockpit.
-Teak hatch boards.
SPECIFICATIONS:
LOA: 20FT
LWL: 17FT 9IN
BEAM: 8FT 4IN
DRAFT: 2FT 2IN (board up). 5FT (board down)
DISP: 2500 LBS.
BALLAST: 600 LBS.
SAIL AREA: 205 SQ. FT.
MAST HT: 23FT 4IN (sail down). 29FT 4IN (sail up)
For images, just download the images to Photobucket, copy the link and post. Very easy.
You probably should include where you are located, but I presume its Cleveland based on your area code.
Rob