1397 Tiki 38 in Brazil
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Asking Euro 75,000 Launched 2020. |
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General +
Launched 2020. 12m length/ 6,2m wide 17 passengers + 1 : Sheltered Whaters 13 passengers + 1 : Coastal shipping 7 passengers + 1 : Ocean Crossing -
Ceiling height +
Galley Port Side 1,95m
Salloon Port Side 1,85m
Single Cabin Bow Port Side 1,84m ( there is room for a small couple)
Master Cabin Starboard Side 1,90m
Single Cabin Starboard Side 1,90m
WC Cabine de Proa Boreste 1,79m (Floor can be decreased and ceiling height goes to 1,84m)
Deckpod 1,95m -
Sleeping Rooms +
up to 9 people:
Double Cabin Master Starboard
Side Double Cabin in Saloon Portside
Double Cabin Small Couple Portside
Single Cabin Stern Starboard Side
Double Birth in Deckpod -
Rig & Sails +
Galvanized 5/8 wire Sailis as per plan. -
Engines +
2 outboard 2T 15hp Hidea. -
Ground tackle etc +
MMain Anchor Rocna 25kg
30m 8mm Chain
50m 18mm Warp
Spare Anchor Bruce 10kg
5m 10mm Chain
50m 10mm Warp (special for the porpose)
38m 25mm 3 Strand Using for Tow
30m 10mm General Porpose
4 X 12m 10mm Rope for Docking or Mooring -
Electronics & Nav +
VHF antena 9db
VHF Icom
AIS Owna KP 708
Electric Tinned Copper Cable in all instalations!
2x 395W Solar Pannels
1X MPPT 40A Solar Charger Controller
1 Batery LiFePO4 Felicity 170ah 24v
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Safety Gear +
10 Life Jackets CLASSE II G+55KG
2 X Automatic Inflatable Life Jacket -
Galley and Plumbing +
There are 3 water tanks above each sink
Water Tank above the Kitchen sink about 60l
Water Tank in the main cabin, above the sink about 40l
Water Tank in WC above the sink about 20l
I built water tanks in the floor as per plan
Each Hull has one tank in the floor about 180l each
There is a built-in Fridge of about 120l with a compressor in the stern cabin port side
There are plenty of space to stores things above the sits.
All water tanks in the boat were painted with special paint for drinking water tank, no epoxi contact
I built water tanks in the floor as per plan Each Hull has one tank in the floor about 180l each In the there a Fridge built in about 120l with the compressor in the stern cabin port side There are plenty of space to stores things above the sits. All water tanks in the boat were painted with special paint for drinking water tank, no epoxi contact -
Heads +
Jabsco Manual
Holding Tank well built and laminated about 80l WC´floor glassed for better maintenance and durability
3 X Bilge Pump: WC, Bow Cabin and Spare.
Electric toilet kit. -
Misc +
In the port side Bow Cabin I glassed the floor in order to install a Aquaponic in the future...It´s very well glassed and painted with potable water paint.
There are reinforcements above the decks in the bow and above the Deckpod
I made some small modifications to the roof of the hulls and it looks more like the Tiki 36, as seen in the screenshots.
The deckpod was modified and installed a huge stern bench that seats up to 5 people comfortably. It is possible to sleep two people below as well.
The roof of the deckpod is very well constructed and glassed, and can be easily climbed on to make adjustments and maintenance.
There is a canvas and plastic closure on the deckpod which allows for dry navigation.
2 X Buoy Fender A4
3 X Cone Fender G5 -
Extra +
I sailed from Florianopolis to Rio de Janeiro and in the middle was cought by a Cyclone Bomb, a storm with winds up to 60 knots. The boat resists pretty good. The boat was built with the best materials and the best shipbuilding techniques available. The plywood was Canadian Pine and half a ton of high quality Epoxy Resin. The hulls was painted with an original Coppercoat.
There are very well constructed and glassed water tanks under the floors of the two hulls, painted with special paint for drinking water.
There is a refrigerator of approximately 120l built in the structure of the boat, for better use of space.
There are 3 tanks above the sinks in the kitchen, the toilet and the suite, very well glassed and painted with paint for drinking water as well.
The Dedpod has a huge space to accommodate up to 8 people comfortably, see photos.
The wood used in the decks is Cedar Rose for export.
A holding tank was built for internacional cruising.
The roof of the Deckpod is a light but very resistant structure due to its curved shape. It receives two 400W solar pannels.
Two 15hp 2T HIDEA engines.
Plywood High quality Canadian Pinus
Soft wood: Cedar (Cedro Rosa), Tambori
Hard Wood: Sucupira (gaffs/ Sherstrings blocks)
Itaúba (Sheerstrings, toerail) -
More photos +
More photos coming
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