The used market often has a reputation of being a complex and difficult place to navigate, but through the Classic Boat Club, you can find boats of historical value and high quality. They are on sale 15 beautiful classics, suitable for every type of requirement, from cruise to racing, with unique features and excellent performances. These boats, registered in the Official Register of the Classic Boats of Historical Value, represent a unique opportunity to discover a piece of maritime history.
Classics for sale: boats of excellence
Among the models available, stands out Beneteau First 305, designed by Jean Berret and produced in 640 units in just four years. This hull, launched in 1987, is a successful example of the 1980s, capable of combining robustness and performance. Its combination of Nordic quality and sailing performance makes it ideal for both race and cruise. Another interesting option is First 30, also designed by Jean Berret, with fast lines and a recently repaired engine.
An alternative to the competition: the Harlequin
The Don Quisciotte, a Harlequin model produced by Sartini in 1974, is specifically designed for the competition. After a complete restoration in 2014, this boat is in good condition and actively participates in local regattas. With a history of victories and a long sailing experience, it is a perfect choice for those looking for a high-level alternative. Another pearl of the market is Marila III, a 1978 specimen of the Barberis Show 34 model. This boat has a remarkable palmares, including victory in Syracuse-Malta. After a conservative restoration, she returned to shine with the original name, Blumoon, and is in excellent conditions.
Choices for all types of navigation
For those looking for a cruise experience, the Botta Dritta V, designed by Ron Holland, is a high-level option. With clean water lines and an ordered blanket, this boat offers comfort and balance performance. Another interesting choice is the Baltic 39, a Scandinavian design classic, known for its robustness and sailing performance.
For those who prefer a lighter experience, the Acorn 12, designed by Iain Oughtred, is a real pearl of the past. With elegant lines and a lightweight structure, this boat is ideal for those looking for a versatile and high quality tender. Another option is the Half Moon, a ketch of 15 meters, designed by John Alden, perfect for long and comfortable crocieristiche. With 15 boats available, the market for use offers unique opportunities to find a piece of maritime history. Each boat is told in detail, with complete information and direct access to the property. For more information, you can consult the Official Register of the Classic Boat Club, where each model is described with care and precision.