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Arthur Piver's "Nimble"
design commercially built in UK 1969, of plywood sheathed in glass fibre
Length 30 feet, breadth 18 feet, draft 4 feet
Double berth in forepeak, 2 singles in "wings" extending out to amas
Rig & rigging:
Sloop. Aluminium mast and stainless steel rigging
Sails:
Main, genoa, jib topsail, and heavy weather jib
Engine:
Mercury 6hp four stroke outboard engine new 2002
Electrical/Navigation:
Compass, nav lights, vhf radio, 2x65 Amp/hr batteries. High capacity battery
charger.
Ground tackle/warps:
16Kg Bruce anchor with 50M chain, 19Kg folding grapnel with 5M chain and
warp, 1 Foblight with 5M chain and warp, plus 2 more anchors and warps.
Radar reflector, 7 lifejackets, lifering
Galley/plumbing:
2 burner caravan type (i.e. not marine) calor gas cooker with 2 5Kg (i think) cyclinders.
Galley sink with freshwater hand pump and sea water foot pump
Toilet/washing:
Sea toilet and washbasin with manual fresh- and sea- water pumps in stern cabin
Dinghy:
Plastimo 2 person rowing inflatable
Misc:
5 assorted fenders
Owner comment:
She can be sailed downwind under control under reefed heavy weather jib in
force 7 or more, and lies a-hull comfortably in anything stronger, having
been through at least two gales with me on board, including tropical storm
Delta that hit the Canaries last November.
Contact
Scott Brown
Asking price £9,995
Reduced to £7,995 SOLD