Whitby 42 for sale

For Sale – Whitby 42

asking 90000 US/CAN/obo


Boat Name: Shared Dreams
Shared Dreams is fully equipped and thoroughly tested for living aboard and long term cruising. She is sound throughout and represents great value for this popular Ted Brewer built cruiser. This Whitby 42 sails well and is easy to handle. Shared Dreams is in great shape and comes with everything you need to live aboard and sail in the tropics.

The benefits of Shared Dreams are:

• large comfortable Center cockpit protected from the elements by an hard dodger with removable panels all around
• large solar panel array and a wind-generator for your energy needs
• reliable, well maintained 4-cylinder Ford Lehman diesel engine
• recently painted topsides, with anti-skid
• AB 9 foot hard bottom inflatable dinghy w/9.9 Mercury outboard
• SGC Ham/single sideband radio and tuner
• AND BEST OF ALL, this boat is located in an ideal location to go cruising now in some of the most spectacular waters of the Caribbean.
It doesn't get any easier than this!!

For further information on this vessel, please contact Frank via email
at svshareddreams@yahoo.ca

General Information:
My wife and I have been “living the dream” aboard and sailing Shared Dreams for 20000 Miles since we purchased her in 2001. Our current port of call is the Rio Dulce in Guatemala. The Rio Dulce is a protected river with a nice selection marinas and facilities for cruisers. We have great access to the world’s third largest barrier reef in the waters of Belize and the beautiful Bay Islands of Honduras. When we're not out sailing, the boat is moored at Tijax Marina.

Maintenance Record:
As you can see from the equipment list below, we have upgraded all of the critical systems and continue to maintain the boat in cruise-ready condition. Her topsides and the Mast’s were painted recently. The boat was hauled out at Rio Dulce Boatyard Oct. 2012. During this last haul-out new anti-fouling paint was applied to the bottom, the Prop was serviced and new zincs installed.All 7 seacocks were replaced.
The diesel engine is in perfect working condition. It starts easily and has run flawlessly since we owned it. The engine is clean and is easy to access and maintain. The engine oil and oil filter have been changed every 100 hours throughout its’ service life and all belts and hoses were changed in 2010.

Last year my wife replaced all cockpit covers with new Sunbrella.
The Fabric for the cabin cushions were replaced in 2011. All of the standing rigging and lifelines were replaced in 2004.

While we have been cruising on Shared Dreams, over the past six years, we have upgraded virtually all of the systems on the boat including the diesel engine, life lines, solar panels, wind generator, batteries (2006), battery charger, inverter, refrigerator, stove, SSB radio, deck wash-down pump, anchor windless, anchor chain and rode, depth gauge, auto-helm, Mizzen sail, cabin lights and fans.

Layout:
Shared Dreams features a private aft cabin accessed via the companionway with a large double bunk and private head. The large Nav.-Station is on your Stb side facing forward.The U-shaped galley is located port of the companion way. This arrangement works well underway. The galley is arranged midships to Port with the sink on centerline and a 3 burner gimbaled stove with oven. Opposite the Double sink is the Refrigerator (new in 2010) and a cold storage next to it. Forward of the galley is the settees, one of which converts to a double berth and a foldable salon table. Ample cabin ventilation is provided with 2 ceiling hatches and 8 opening ports. Forward of the Salon is another head (Port side) with private door to the V-berth. There are plenty Wet and Dry Lockers to store all your Equipment.

The boat has a large, fully-enclosed cockpit that comfortably seats six people. All lines on deck run aft to the cockpit enabling the sails to be reefed without going on deck and making it easy to single-hand. The deck area forward of the mast is spacious enough to store the dinghy, inverted and fully-inflated, in front of the mast. A foldable SS ladder has been added to the stern of the boat. The mizzen Boom works well to hoist your Outboard engine.

Manufacture Information:
• Builder: Whitby Boatworks, Whitby, Ontario, Canada
• Designer: Ted Brewer
• Year - 1982
• Flag of Registry: Canada
• Full Keel, cutaway forefoot
• Skeg hung Rudder
• Mast height above waterline: 50’ 0”
• Ballast: 6000 pounds
• Displacement: 23500 lbs


Accommodations:
• Headroom: 6 ft 6 in
• Number of berths: 2 single, 2 double
• Number of cabins: 2
• Number of heads: 2
• 8’ double berth aft, double to port and single to starboard, double V-berth
• Settees in main salon convert into a single berth on the starboard and a double berth on Port
• Navigation station and chart table on the starboard side forward of the Companionway
• Main salon forward
• 8 opening ports
• 3 opening ceiling hatches with screens
• 3 dorade vents aft
• Large totally weather enclosed cockpit w/ removable side panels

Tanks:
• Fiberglas diesel fuel tanks: (60 gallons each) w/ 1 inspection/cleaning access port
• Holding tank: (30 gallons) w/pump out on deck
• 2 - 80 gallon fresh water tanks: (160 gallons total) w/ 2 inspection/cleaning access ports each
• 2 – 20 pound propane tanks in vented propane locker

Engine, Transmission, and Propeller:
• Engine model: Ford Lehman NRS 2712E
• Horsepower: 66
• Fuel consumption: 1 gallons per hour
• Cruising speed: 6 knots
• Max speed: 8 knots
• Engine spare parts include 80 amp alternator, zincs, impellers, fuel
injector lines, filters and belts
• Propeller: 18 inch Bronze


Electronics:
• 2 Garmin GPS plus 1 Handheld
• Raytheon VHF radio
• Com Nav Marine autopilot
• Autohelm Depth Gauge, Wind Direction and Speed
• Solar panels – 255 total watts, 3 – 85 watt panels by Shell/Siemens
• 30 Amp Solar Controller/regulator
• Air X wind generator
• 8 – 6-volt deep cycle Exide lead-acid batteries (2006)
• 80 amp Alternator
• Inverter - 2000 Watt – 2500 watt peak power (2010)
• SGC Ham/SSB radio w/ SGC auto-tuner
• Clock and barometer
• Ship/shore Battery charger
• 4 – 12-volt cabin fans

Ground Tackle and Related Equipment:
• Stainless steel bow sprit and anchor roller
• Lofrans Tigress electric anchor windless
• 60# CQR anchor (new in 2006) Primary anchor
• 40# CQR anchor secondary and 40# Bruce Stern anchor
• 300 feet of 3/8 inch BBB galvanized chain (re-galvanized 2009)
• 150 feet of 3/8 inch galvanized chain plus 100 feet triple braid rode and 300 feet of Rode for Stern anchor.
• 12-volt Sureflow wash down pump and hose for anchor rinse and deck wash
• Dingy anchor

Galley:
• Freshwater foot pump -Whale Tiptoe
• Seawater foot pump – Whale Tiptoe
• Stainless steel double sink
• 3 burner stainless steel Force 10 propane stove with oven
· Large top loading refrigerator w/ 12-volt Waeco marine refrigeration system new in 2010
· Ample storage and counter surfaces

Heads:
• Jabsco Manual head (2008)
• Stainless steel sink and vanity


Standing Rigging and Winches:
• Keel stepped aluminum mast
Deck stepped Mizzen Mast (Alu)
• 316 stainless steel 1x19 standing rigging (2005)
• Profurl Roller-Furling System
• 2 Lewmar 44, 2-speed, self-tailing winches
• 4 Lewmar 30 winches
• 2 Lewmar 8, single speed winches
• 4 winch handles

Sails:
• Custom made Mainsail Doyle Stackpack w/ 2 reef points and 4 battens
• Genoa mounted on roller fuller with Sunbrella UV protection cover strip on leech and foot
• Working Jib/Stormjib
• Mizzen
• Spinnaker Pole

Safety Equipment:
• EPiRB – Satfind-406 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
• Stainless steel Bow and Stern Pulpits
• Double stainless steel lifelines w/ 2 gates (2007)
• Spotlight – 12 volt Hand Held – 1 million candlepower
• Spreader Deck Light
• Fire Extinguishers – 4 dry chemical
• 12 Volt Rule 1500 bilge pump w/ float switch
• Manual Whale bilge pump
• Nylon webbing jack line w/ 4 harnesses
• 4 Person Viking Life Raft
• Emergency flares and personal strobe vest lights
• Boat Hook
• Man overboard Pole, Life Ring, Heaving line
• Dock Lines - 6
• Fenders – 9

Miscellaneous Equipment:
• 9’ 6” AB hard bottomed inflatable dingy
• 5 HP Nissan outboard engine w/ fuel tank
• Retractable swim ladder on stern
• Dive Compressor with Hose and Mouthpiece

• Edson pedestal steering system w/ illuminated compass on pedestal
• Cockpit cushions
• Generous locker stowage
• Bosun’s chair
• Hydrovane wind steering system (new 2006)