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Re: Amel 54 2011, hull 172 available for sale (in Turkey for now)
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Gregory Dmitriev
Hi,
Hull 174 (one of the last hulls of 54), all options +, wind+solar power station over 1 KW. 750K Euro original in great condition
standard + genaker original in great condition
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Re: Amel 54 2011, hull 172 available for sale (in Turkey for now)
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Paul Harries
Please forward me more details including asking price.
Is rigging original? If replaced then when? What sails included? Any known problems? Paul
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Re: Amel 54 2011, hull 172 available for sale (in Turkey for now)
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Fabrizio Fanto
Hello Greg,
could you please email me Terral full specs and price request? Thank you so much! Fabrizio
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Peter de Groot
A pdf document of the summary is attached
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Don’t forget to list the dink and motor.
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On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:35 PM, Peter de Groot <pandmdegroot@...> wrote:
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Peter, Thank you. Bob (610) 724-1288
On Feb 22, 2021, at 6:35 PM, Peter de Groot <pandmdegroot@...> wrote:
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Peter de Groot
Greetings all,
I’m finding my resources here to generate a complete document very limited. (No laptop and no appropriate software on the iPad (so far). so I’ll do this piece meal . I’ve attached some photos showing the solar arch and dinghy deployment. the other photos show the nav station status, the 120VAC panel that was added (before me), and the helm station changes. Standing Rigging is original. Sail inventory is complete: 1 furling jib, age unknown but good shape 1 furling main by Q-sail purchased in 2018 1 furling mizzen, was probably new in 2017 just before I acquired the boat 1 asymetrical spinnaker, probably original, in reasonable shape 1 ballooner, probably original, a few patches added this year 1 mizzen staysail, probably original, in reasonable shape
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Year? Rigging and sail age, etc. History? Thanks.
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On Feb 22, 2021, at 8:48 AM, Peter de Groot <pandmdegroot@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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Re: La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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What a poignant and honest notice. I will get back to you.
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On Feb 22, 2021, at 8:48 AM, Peter de Groot <pandmdegroot@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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La Querida Súper Maramu hull #207 for sale
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Peter de Groot
Greetings,
It is with mixed feelings that my wife and I preparing to leave the cruising community and thus sell la Querida. She is currently at the Marina in Barra de Navidad, Mexico. She has the following (non-Amel) updates New Navigation system with redundant SV7612 chart plotters by Garmin New Radar by Garmin New forward sonar PanOptix by Garmin Comar AIS system Fusion Stereo Independent 120VAC electrical system including 30A shore power, charger, and 1100W inverter for North American marinas. Various 120VAC outlets were added. Iridium Go satellite communication Custom solar arch with davit boom (brings dinghy higher and more forward than most davit systems) 400W LG solar panel, and blue sky mppt controller Max prop 21” 4 blade “easy” model Amel supplied dishwasher has been removed Amel supplied clothes washer is there but has not been used for 3 years Climma Air Conditioning is waiting for new Calpeda water pump to arrive (this week) Volvo Penta TMD22 engine has 4125 hours (and has been burning oil since I bought la Querida in 2017) Onan GenSet has 1725 hours House batteries replaced June 2020 with Full River DC115 Rocna 40kg Vulcan main anchor with 100m of 3/8” high test chain In consideration of the current location and oil consumption of the Volvo Engine, the asking price has been reduced to US$235K. Photos and a more complete equipment list will be forthcoming. Peter de Groot Please contact me by email: pandmdegroot at sbcglobal dot net
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Super Maramu 2000 for sale.
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Boat is under a sales agreement pending sea trials. Thanks to all that responded.
We are selling our Super Maramu 2000 No. 333. It is setting at the dock in Le Marin, Martinique. The boat is US registered. It has complete new rigging done in Le Marin by Caraibe Marine in June of 2020. A brand new set of Q Sails that are still in the bags and never been installed. Bottom complete refinish January 2020. I would leave tomorrow in her to travel the world. Our circumstances have changed and that is no longer possible. Besides, as they say, you can't get there from here. I have a broker in Martinique helping with the sale. Here is my email. daver997@....
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Looking for an A54
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Julia Sloman <jmsloman@...>
Greetings all,
We are looking to buy an A54 that is currently located in UK / Europe. Preferably later years. Please make contact if you are considering selling. Regards Julia Sloman
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Re: Mix of boats
I cannot afford a 54!
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On Jan 14, 2021, at 12:30 AM, Brent Cameron <brentcameron61@...> wrote:
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Re: Mix of boats
Thank you. That’s a lot of miles. Do you live aboard? Can you tell me more about it and you? I am thinking about looking for one. Probably in the fall. Have been in touch with both Joel Potter and Bill Rouse. Inonky ever sailed on one from Tortolla to St Martin in the Caribbean. I was bowled over. It wasn’t lithe and responsive like my Beneteau 462. It was an impregnable tank and I fell in love with the cockpit and the interior. I thought it was brilliant. And below it was dark, and cozy and chocked full of storage and so well designed it felt like an apartment. It had differentiated spaces. You had a sense of “being in the kitchen” when you were in the galley, while on my boat Was open and not “carved out” and there was no sense of moving to “rooms”, and that was terribly satisfying. Also the owner showed me the systems. And the boat was designed for them. There was a place for them. They were not put under beds. The water dipstick blew me away. The bulkhead helm. The duel motors on the mainsail and headsail. The mizzen being manual (sensible). The ability to dial in a neutral wheel so you were not subjecting your arm and the rudder to large weather helm. I realized with solar cells you could live aboard for the rest of your life and with a diesel heater sail and live at any latitude.
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You can tell I am smitten! Bob Lee. (610) 724-1288
On Jan 14, 2021, at 12:38 AM, eric freedman <kimberlite@...> wrote:
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Re: Mix of boats
eric freedman
The 53 was developed over 17 years .I believe it is the best Amel ever built. It is also the last Amel supervised by Captain Amel’s crew. Having sailed kimberlite over 75,000 miles ,there is no other boat I would trade it for. We have been through a lot of very extreme weather and we have never broken anything. However one time a HUGE wave took the radar antenna off of the mizzen mast. Fair Winds Eric
From: yachtforsale@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io [mailto:yachtforsale@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io] On Behalf Of Robert Lee
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2021 11:58 PM To: yachtforsale@AmelYachtOwners.groups.io Subject: [yachtforsale] Mix of boats
I find it interesting that there are way more listings for 54’s than 53’s, despite 53’s being both older and, I assume, much more plentiful..I am guessing that this is an attribute of the boat show hot potato primary market as opposed to the more stable secondary market. But that’s just a guess.
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Re: Mix of boats
That would be unusual. I've been tracking them for quite a few years now and it is usually far more weighted towards SM's but I notice there also seems to be an unusual amount of Mango's, Meltems, Maramu's and Santorin's on the market in comparison now too (although the total number of Amel boats for sale right now seems to be down quite a bit from previous years at this time). There were something like 479 Super Maramu's made from 1989 to 2005 and I'm aware of 4 that were lost for one reason or another. There were only 165 Amel 54's made (not aware of any lost) from 2005 to 2011 so there are almost 3 times more Super Maramu's than Amel 54's. I had a quick look at yacht world and excluding the double counts (expensive boats often have multiple brokerages listing the same boat), I counted eleven Amel 54's and twenty one SM's so a bit more Amel 54's proportionally but not completely out of whack with what you'd expect (2.8:1 vs 2:1). It's probably just a matter of timing for the owners and boat location. Anyway, they are both great boats so you can't go wrong either way.
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Mix of boats
I find it interesting that there are way more listings for 54’s than 53’s, despite 53’s being both older and, I assume, much more plentiful..I am guessing that this is an attribute of the boat show hot potato primary market as opposed to the more stable secondary market. But that’s just a guess.
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Re: Amel 54 2011, hull 172 available for sale (in Turkey for now)
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Pls forward further details such as inventories, dinks, miles, price. Thank you.
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Amel 54 for sale
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S/V Ishtar - Ketch 2008
Amel 54 #081 Beautiful well maintained sailboat is for sale with full details Here ;-) Feel free to contact me for more information. Best regards, Je@n
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Re: #Amel_For_Sale
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Alain Durante
On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 01:41 AM, Alain Durante wrote:
I am sorry but I found I made a mistake and my Amel 54 is from 2006 and not 2016!
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