Camper & Nicholson 345

Boat Overview This is an extremely pretty example of a classic cruiser/racer from the boards of the renown New Zealand designer Ron Holland . Built by Camper and Nicholson , she is hull number sixteen of a total of twenty five built. Although well thought of and fast vessels, the class was discontinued after a change in the International Offshore Racing rules rendered them uncompetitive.

That was racing's loss as these vessels proved to be excellent blue water fast cruising vessels. Construction and Performance Very strongly built, three of the class were entered into the 1979 Fastnet race and all three survived unscathed despite being knocked down. Interior Specifications Poppy is deceptively spacious with over 6'06" headroom on the centreline in the saloon and generally over 6' in the remainder of the saloon.

She has a large double quarter berth, a forward vee berth cabin plus extra berths in the saloon. Originally fitted with two pilot berths, the starboard berth has now been rebuilt with lockers. Otherwise, the accommodation is much the same as when the vessel left the factory apart from usage and the passage of time.

Navigation Aids Her navigation aids consist of: Nasa Target Navtex Pro Garmin Fishfinder 100 MLR FX312 GPS Raytheon R10X Radar Icom DSC VHF base unit Exhaust temperature alarm A Battery monitor Webasto 8Kw diesel heater Sails Sails are all useable and consist of a: Genoa Two mainsails Spinnaker Cruising chute Conclusion This is a well proven vessel with, like her sister vessels, an excellent track record backed up by Camper and Nicholson's experience and quality of work.

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