2003 Beneteau 36.7 FIRST

As you know success in racing is a combo of prep-crew work-sails the success of La Buena Vida tells the tale, they did well. My first impression were of a well kept lightly used boat. The deck is orderly and clean, the teak is natural and not abused by acid cleaners, the electronics installation neat and functional. When you go below it is absent of adverse odor, and also clean an orderly. As you know the woodwork in the galley and nav get pretty beat up as a rule she is in VERY nice shape as is the rest of the cabin, so on those Sunday Fun Day cruises or client cruises no excuse need be made, a class act!!! I know it a bit crazy to talk about the motor on a hot race boat but if you plan on any distance races you know its a big part of the picture and the 29 hp Volvo looks new and sounds like it as does the saildrive. It has a nicely setup 3 battery bank 2 for the house 1 isolated starting. All and all it stands very tall for a successful performance boat.   

• 2003 Beneteau First 36.7
• Volvo 29 hp 1127 hours
• Both Headstays Harken Furler & Foil
• Standard Fin/Bulb Keel 7'2''
• LOA 35.76
• LWL 30.25
• Beam 11.33
• Draft 7'2''
• Displacement 12,941
• Ballast 3,847
  
• Fuel 20 gal
• Water 71 gal
• Inventory
• Sails
• Main Sail
• Neil Pride 2003 (cruising)
• Doyal 2011
• Quantum 2012
• Genoas
• Quantum pre 2011
• Doyle 2010
• Quantum 2012
• North Roller Furler w/Sun Cover
• #3 Blades
• Quantum pre 2011
• Doyle 2011
• Quantum 2012
• Spinnakers
• White w/Blue panel .75 pre 2011
• White .50 2012
• White w/Logo .50 2013
• White w/Gray Reacher .5 2017
• Asymmetrical .5 20
  
• Additional Gear
• Harken Furler
• Racing Foil
• Carbon Spinnaker Pole
• Lewmar Selftailing Primaries 
• Raymarine ST60 Knotlog
• Raymarine ST60 Depth
• Raymarine ST60 Wind
• Raymarine Mast Mounted Repeater
• Raymarine AH4000 Autopilot
• Standard Horizon VHF
• Garmin 478 GPS Plotter
• Sony Stereo
• Folding 2 Blade Prop
• Bimini Top
• Refrigeration
• LPG Stove/Oven
• Storage Cradle
• Full Race Ready Safety Equipment