1970 33 Fod Mahogny Ketch, DKK 299.000,-

1970 Mahogany-on-Oak Ketch - A Sailing Classic with Teak Deck and History in the Hull

Are you the type of person who feels the woodwork before checking the instruments? Then this might be the boat you've been waiting for. Built in mahogany on oak, this classic ketch from 1970 is in a condition that testifies to years of loving maintenance and respect for good seamanship.

Built for sailors, by sailors - and loved by sailors:

The hull was built in mahogany on oak by Lohals wooden shipyard in 1970, after which it was fitted by Walsteds Værft in Thurø. So absolute craftsmanship of the best kind and traditions

Ketch-rich - balanced and agile, even in rough weather.

Mahogany on oak - classic construction that lasts

The finest teak deck, teak decking and details - all carefully preserved and continuously maintained.

Original interior with lots of charm and maritime atmosphere, with many updates respecting the style and charm of the boat

Well-equipped and ready for new adventures:

Updated continuously with respect for the original expression.
New engine in 1999, new masts in 2016.
In 2000, a major refit was carried out with stainless steel tanks, toilet and shower with pressurized water system
including hot water system and toilet tank.
In 2016, new masts and a new boom were installed on both the main mast and mizzen, made of pitspine like the masts.
The jib sheet boom and the round keeper for the boat hook are also in pitspine.

Suitable for both coastal sailing and longer voyages

Sailing pleasure with soul and a modern touch.
This boat is not just beautiful, it's insanely beautiful - and it sails fantastically.
A safe and stable long-cooled construction that provides a smooth ride and a sense of security rarely found in modern boats.

Take a look at the pictures, if you also fall in love, call and make an appointment for a viewing by appointment - the boat is in the hall in Grenå

Get in touch for a chat - you don't need to be a boat builder to keep her looking great, but you do need to love wooden boats, be able to withstand a lot of admiring glances on the way into any entrance, and a lot of appreciative talk at every pier.

Very rare chance to become the owner of such a beautiful, well-maintained and updated boat