Chelsea II
Chelsea II
Stock # PW6246
$169,999(CAD)
(USD)
Dimensions: 48' x 13'2"
Year: 1956
Manufacturer: Custom
Model: Trawler
Engine: Detroit 671 hp 165
Hull: Wood
Chelsea II is a 1956 48ft wooden trawler in exceptional good condition. Freshly painted with new zincs. The engine room with a gleaming Detroit 671 is spotless. She has had a lustrous past from being a missionary boat to a charter to live-aboard. Chelsea II received continuous care and upkeep throughout her life and it shows. She is well found, solid and offers year around use as a reliable cruiser, charter or as a comfortable warm and cosy home on the water. Moorage in Ucluelet is optional.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Stock # PW6246
$169,999(CAD) (USD)Dimensions: 48' x 13'2"
Year: 1956
Manufacturer: Custom
Model: Trawler
Engine: Detroit 671 hp 165
Hull: Wood
Chelsea II is a 1956 48ft wooden trawler in exceptional good condition. Freshly painted with new zincs. The engine room with a gleaming Detroit 671 is spotless. She has had a lustrous past from being a missionary boat to a charter to live-aboard. Chelsea II received continuous care and upkeep throughout her life and it shows. She is well found, solid and offers year around use as a reliable cruiser, charter or as a comfortable warm and cosy home on the water. Moorage in Ucluelet is optional.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: Chelsea II
- Model: Trawler
- Year: 1956
- Length: 48'
- Beam: 13' 2"
- Draft: 5'10"
- Head Room: 6'4"
- Vessel Location: Ucluelet, B.C.
- Survey
- Survey Date: June 2021
Power
- Engine: Detroit 671 hp 165
- Rebuild Hours: 4,889.6
- Gear/Ratio: 3.7:1
- Shaft Material: Monel
- Shaft Diameter: 3.5"
- Prop: 44D x 32P RH
- Cruising Speed: 8kn
- Full Speed: 10.5kn
- Cooling: Keel cooled
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Fuel Consumption: 4.5 gallons @ 8kn
- Tanks: 2
- Fuel Capacity: 500 gallons
- Tanks Material: Black Iron
- Bilge Pumps: 3
- Aqua Alarm - Bilge; Oil; Flow; Engine, Fire
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 6
- Stove: Propane
- Galley Sinks: 2 Stainless Steel
- Heads: 2
- Shower
- Hot Water Tank: 3
- Hot Water Tank Capacity: 25 Gallons
- Heating: Hydronic & Diesel
- Fridge Type: Nova Kool w/ 8 cubic ft. front loading custom
- Freezer Type: Nova Kool 8 cubic ft. top loading
- Icemaker: Spectra Watermachine 5 GPH
- Water Tanks: 6
- Water Tank Total Capacity: 150 gallons
- Water Tank Material: Stainless Steel
- Holding Tank
- Holding Tank Capacity: 40 Gallons
- Holding Tank Material: Sealand MSD
Structural
- Hull: Cedar Carvel Construction
- Decks: Painted Plywood over frame construction
- Ribs: White Oak
- Cabin/Superstructure: Painted Plywood
- Steering: Wagner N50
- Stations: 1
- Fasteners: 3' @10 flathead Stainless Steel screws
- Wings: Bat wing stabilizers
- Paint: 2025
- Zincs: 2025
- Anti-foul: 2025
- Anchor: Northhil 45lbs
- Anchor Windlass: Hydraulic
Electronics
- GPS: Furuno Model GP-32
- VHF: 4 radios
- Computer: XPC w/ Fugawi Navigation
- Monitor: Samsung 150S 15" LCD
- Sounder: Furuno LS-6100
- Sounder: Furuno FMV 605
- Auto Pilot: Comnav 1001
- Starting Batteries: 4 X 8 Volt HD
- House Batteries: 6 X 12 Volt HD (deep cycle)
- Inverter: Trace Model: U2232SB
Accessories
- Canvas: Top
- Canvas: Back Deck
- Compass
- Barometer
- Stereo: Sony XR5600 (helm)
- Wipers
- BBQ
- Horn: Air Horn
- Spot Light
- Swim Grid
- Tender/RIB
This listing is presented by Hans Ter Horst
Hans Ter Horst
604-729-4626
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