Alan Wright 14 Mt.

Type: Alan Wright 14 Year: 1983 Lying: LICATA.ITALY. Dimensions: 46'6" (14m) Beam: 14'(44m) Draught: 6'3" (2m) Displacement: 23 tons Built by Goodwill Yachts, Tauranga, New Zealand Custom Design by Alan Wright Construction: White GRP hull in AwlGrip and white superstructure Round bilge Medium fin keel and skeg hung rudder Teak Trim Decks with non skid Centre cockpit Sails and Spars: Cutter rigged sloop with in-mast Hood Stowaway Main Hood Sea Furl Roller Reefing Genoa and Staysail Spinnaker Pole Genoa: Yankee 53 sqm Staysail: 18 sqm Mainsail 45 sqm Asymmetric Spinnaker: 166 sqm Cruising Chute Storm Trisail Storm Gib Engine and Power: Nanni 65hp diesel engine 3 bladed 22" bronze propeller Tankage: Diesel: 3 x tanks 700 litres Water: 3 x tanks 2000 litres Holding tank: 60 litres Electrics: 12 V system with 220 V shore power Battery Charger. New Sterling Inverters: 600W 12V to 110V. 2x 600W 12V to 220V 2 x Solarex 600W solar panels Refrigeration: Eutectic refrigeration compressor running off main engine 220V compressor running off shore power Freezer: 4.3 cu ft (1.2 cu m) with 4 cold plates Fridge: 4.3 cu ft (1.2 cu m) with 2 cold plates Layout: 2 double cabins each with en-suite shower and heads 3 single quarter berths Sappalli mahogany interior joinery U-shaped saloon area From the centre cockpit three steps lead down to the spacious galley on the port side. The galley is equipped with two propane stoves. One stove is gimballed with two burners and a grill. The other has two burners and an oven with grill. There is also a top loading freezer and a front-loading fridge. The galley sink has pressurised cold and hot water taps and additional pressurised salt-water tap. Leading off the galley through a companionway is a walk-in pantry. On the starboard side is the chart table and navigation station with repeater instruments and electric panel, GPS and SSB radio. Going aft through a companionway is the ownere#180;s double aft cabin with its own en-suite shower and head. There is ample locker space and a vanity area. Forward of the galley on port side is the saloon which seats comfortably round the Sappalli mahogany table. On the starboard side is a settee, which seats four. Forward of the saloon is the second double cabin with its own en suite shower and head. There is excellent hanging locker space as well as bookshelves. Navigation Equipment: Autohelm ST50 instruments (wind, depth, sound) in the cockpit Autohelm ST50 repeater in navigation station Autohelm 7000 Hydraulic Autopilot Furuno 1621 Radar Navico VHF Magnavox MX100 GPS ICOM IC - 725 SSB radio transceiver with automatic tuner Charts of the Caribbean, Bahamas, Cuba, Europe, USA, South Africa, Brazil and the Indian Ocean Pilot books of South Pacific Deck Equipment: Maxwell 3500 electric 12V windlass 2 x 40 kg CQR anchors 1 x 40 kg Fisherman?s Anchor 350 ft (110m) 3/8" (10mm) anchor chain 300 ft (100m) e#189;" (13mm) warp Pressurised deck/anchor wash in anchor well Propane storage locker with propane solenoid Aft lazarette with built in storage for 6 scuba diving tanks Storage area for spare sheets, dock lines, fenders etc. 3 x Dorade vents on foredeck Removable boom tent for sun protection Boarding platform for swimming and diving Davits for dinghy Warps and fenders 3 x 25 diesel jerry cans 2 x opening hatches forward and 2 x opening hatches aft 1 x hatch opening from aft through a separate stairway Narwhal 3.1m RIB (New 2004) Yamaha 15 HP 2 stroke outboard motor with fuel tank Safety Equipment: 6-man life raft Dan buoy EPIRB Jackstays and lifelines Life Jackets and harnesses Smoke Alarms (3) General: Sony CD player and radio (FM/AM) AND MP3 with forward and rear fade and balance controls Philips DVD Player Philips Flat Screen TV/Monitor LG Flat Screen Monitor (Cockpit) 2 x cockpit speakers (150W) 2 x saloon speakers (150W) All galley equipment (cutlery, crockery, cooking utensils etc.) Propane saloon heater 4 x fire extinguishers Tools and spares Built in CD and chart storage cabinet Ownere#180;s comment: This beautifully constructed yacht has been my home for the past 25 years. "Wired for Sound" has circumnavigated the world twice; once around Cape Horn and once around the Cape of Good Hope. She is an extremely solid, safe and comfortable "Blue Water" cruising yacht. The centre cockpit design affords very spacious accommodation down below. The deep cockpit together with a solid doghouse (bullet proofed tinted windows) ensures safety in all conditions. The new owner may wish to update some systems at his/her discretion.