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Catalac 12M

The 12M S/V Angel Louise owned by Ed and Sue Kelly

 

Production started 1983:.27 manufactured: 12 located America.

Design Intent

Circumnavigation (some have circumnavigated) The Catalac 12M is considered by many to be one of the best liveaboards ever built.

Current Price Range USD:

$140,000 to $180,000

Length Overall:

40'10" ft (12 meters)

LWL:

36' (estimate: info is not provided in brochure)

Beam:

17'6"

Draft:

3'1"

Weight:

18,500 lbs  dry

Mast height:

above water: 48'

Sail Area:

Main: 336 sq ft, with two rows of slab reefing; Genoa 410 sq ft (auto Furling); Jib 349 sq ft; (auto Furling)

Power Options:

2xYanmar 3HM diesels or 2xYanmar 3HM35 diesels.

Steering:

2 Hydraulic steering stations

Fresh Water

155 gallons

Fuel

40 gallons

Batteries

2 Banks

Accommodations:

Factory made some semi-custom interiors

1 plans made.

1-double cabin forward starboard hull

 

1-double cabin forward port hull

 

1-single cabin mid port hull

 

1-double cabin mid starboard hull

 

1-head located mid port hull

 

1-head located mid starboard hull

   
Catalac 12M
Salon of Angel Louise 
Catalac 12M under sail
The 12M "Leeway" from Spearfish South Dakota
 
A quick editor's note:

In October of 2005 Hurricane Wilma struck near Jupiter, FL with 125 mph winds. Jupiter is about 80 miles south of Melbourne, FL. Although we escaped the full fury of this storm, Melbourne, FL received more than a glancing blow. There was a Catalac 41 moored in a sheltered mooring field in Melbourne. As the winds increased to around 85 mph, she broke her mooring line. Cast adrift, the storm winds drove her upon a rocky causeway. For hours on end that boat was pounded on the large rocks on the north side of the causeway. The crew was not onboard, and there was absolutely nothing that could be done.  I heard about this boat on a local radio station, so... as the hurricane moved across Florida, and the winds abated, I grabbed my camera and headed for that boat. The Catalac 41 survived but with serious damage to her hulls. As of Oct 2007, she is being salvaged and I wish her new owner, Marty, a speedy refit for this fine vessel. -- Rick in Florida (click here for photos) or click the hurricane damage button in the menu.

 

 

 

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