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The Comanche is a pocket cruising catamaran. As economical as it gets, she motors at 5-6 knots while only using 2/3s of a gallon of fuel per hour.
Built in England using only materials approved for marine use through Lloyd’s Of London, which makes this boat as solid as they come. Has buoyancy chambers at all four corners, it can be full of water and still stay on top. This is the big brother to the very popular 30′ Iroquois and Sailcraft upgraded many things with this design.
A great little live-aboard cruiser made for a single-hander or a couple, these boats are a highly sought after, low production, pocket cruising catamaran which rarely come up for sale.
Specifications
| Type | Multihull |
| Years Built | 1978 – 1982 |
| Builder | Sailcraft (England) |
| Designer | J R MacAlpine-Downie |
| Construction | GRP hull deck and superstructure, wheel steering. |
| Accommodations | Large companionway doors lead to a salon with a settee that seats 6 people. The table has removable supports that allow the top to drop down and make a 6' x 6' flat area. There is storage under all seating areas. Some accessed from the salon while others are from the galley or head. When you step down to starboard the head is either midship separate from the shower, or some of the models were built with the head forward. There is a good amount of counter space, a sink, and a built-in two burner stove. There's tons of cabinet storage space on both sides of the galley. |
Dimensions
| LOA | 32 ft |
| LWL | 28 ft 10 in |
| Beam | 13 ft 10 in |
| Draft | 3 ft 2 in |
Performance
| Displacement | 3.75 tonnes |
| Engines | Outboard motor |
There are no yachts currently for sale of this brand.
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