1991 C&C 51 Sold Boat in Annapolis - Jabins, MD US
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1991 C&C 51 | ||||||
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| Price | $179,900 | $179,900 | $184,950 | $185,000 | $185,000 | $185,000 |
| Location | Annapolis - Jabins | Annapolis | Tracys Landing | Arnold | Annapolis | Annapolis |
| Nominal Length | 51' | 45' | 40' | 45' | 45' | 43' |
| Beam | 15' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 6' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 55 hp | 56 hp | 75 hp | 75 hp | - |
| Days on Market | 3852 | 997 | 10 | 400 | 366 | 72 |
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***Boatshow price reduction to $179,900!!! Sellers are VERY serious about getting offers. On the hard at Jabin Yacht Yard for your personal inspection!***
**Spring 2017 Survey Available for Interested Buyers**
*Washed and teak cleaned for spring.*
MAGIC FOR SALE
We've lived the dream on Magic. When sailing on a moonless night with millions of stars above, through a dream-green sea glowing with bio-luminescence below, she earns her name. It's Magic. We've sailed to almost every island in the Caribbean, my wife and I. We've visited most islands many times and love them all. We've sailed her from the Chesapeake to Miami, from Miami to Trinidad and everywhere between. Bonaire, Antigua, Barbuda, Bequia. She's fast, she's gentle, and she's safe and seaworthy and she's easy to sail. All controls lead back to the cockpit, we have hydraulic winches and a sturdy autopilot. You can step down to the water aft for a refreshing swim. She's well equipped. She's a joy as she effortlessly drives through crystal-clear water or turbulent ocean passages.
Magic was built for this, she's constructed with a Kevlar hull, not just glass cloth. And she's made to do fast passages. Renowned navel architects (Cuthbertson and Cassian and Robert Ball) designed her. They loved their work, loved making fast boats. She's been looked after with TLC and all her systems are upgraded. Things that didn't work have been taken out, replaced with things that do. You can pretty well sail her singlehanded. If that isn't enough, she's way less than half the price of a new boat, she's got more equipment than the typical brand-new vessel, she's faster, and she's ready to go. She's also beautiful, she never fails to have admirers of her lines at every port, and she's easier to sail than most smaller boats.
We know people who've bought new plastic boats and they envy us and Magic. They've paid twice the price, accepted shorter, slower vessels with cheap equipment and poorer quality, less room below, less stable at sea. Waterline is speed for sailboats and Magic's 43' 11" waterline gives her legs. She's a better value per water-line foot than you'll find anywhere in a new boat or most used ones.
Seeking adventure? Sailing to Europe? Speed on the water, ability to point are what you want. I've sailed Magic from the Chesapeake to Georgia downwind at an average 14 1/2 knots. You get there fast. My wife and I have taken on Swans slightly longer than Magic and beaten them by miles, and that's the norm. We sailed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to the Dominican Republic and did horizon jobs on a Swan 53.
When you need a motor, its reliable and strong, with a totally refurbished three-bladed folding MaxProp.
We're looking for a sailor who wants to go sailing now, not wait years to buy a new boat. She's ready for the Mediterranean in May or the Caribbean after the boat show, fast, points high, sails easily and for less than $200,000.
"Magic" is a rare breed, she is a C&C 51, designed by the same C&C Design Team that designed the earlier Baltic 51. A combination of C&C quality, an efficient hull design and sail plan, make her a very quick, stable boat. In 2005 the current owners purchased Magic from the original owner. Over the past 10 years, Magic has had significant upgrades including a new Yanmar diesel in 2007, rod rigging in 2005, 4.2kw Entec West Genset in 2008, wind generator in 2007, updated electronics, and recently a new bimini frame capable of holding an array of solar panels, 60A MPPT solar controller already installed. Two new captains chairs in the salon have been added.
This is a sailor's yacht, she is a perfect blend of performance and comfort without compromising on either, perfect for couples cruising. C&C built this yacht with top quality materials, strength, and safety in mind. Magic is hull #2 of only seven built and the only one currently on the market. She has a proven track record for sailing offshore and extended cruising throughout the Caribbean for the past 24 years. Do not miss your opportunity to own this unique yacht.
Brand New 2-Zone Air-Conditioning
Genset and Wind Power - Pre-Setup for Solar
Hydraulic Sail Controls
Kevlar Hull
***Boatshow price reduction to $179,900!!! Sellers are VERY serious about getting offers. On the hard at Jabin Yacht Yard for your personal inspection!***
**Spring 2017 Survey Available for Interested Buyers**
*Washed and teak cleaned for spring.*
MAGIC FOR SALE
We've lived the dream on Magic. When sailing on a moonless night with millions of stars above, through a dream-green sea glowing with bio-luminescence below, she earns her name. It's Magic. We've sailed to almost every island in the Caribbean, my wife and I. We've visited most islands many times and love them all. We've sailed her from the Chesapeake to Miami, from Miami to Trinidad and everywhere between. Bonaire, Antigua, Barbuda, Bequia. She's fast, she's gentle, and she's safe and seaworthy and she's easy to sail. All controls lead back to the cockpit, we have hydraulic winches and a sturdy autopilot. You can step down to the water aft for a refreshing swim. She's well equipped. She's a joy as she effortlessly drives through crystal-clear water or turbulent ocean passages.
Magic was built for this, she's constructed with a Kevlar hull, not just glass cloth. And she's made to do fast passages. Renowned navel architects (Cuthbertson and Cassian and Robert Ball) designed her. They loved their work, loved making fast boats. She's been looked after with TLC and all her systems are upgraded. Things that didn't work have been taken out, replaced with things that do. You can pretty well sail her singlehanded. If that isn't enough, she's way less than half the price of a new boat, she's got more equipment than the typical brand-new vessel, she's faster, and she's ready to go. She's also beautiful, she never fails to have admirers of her lines at every port, and she's easier to sail than most smaller boats.
We know people who've bought new plastic boats and they envy us and Magic. They've paid twice the price, accepted shorter, slower vessels with cheap equipment and poorer quality, less room below, less stable at sea. Waterline is speed for sailboats and Magic's 43' 11" waterline gives her legs. She's a better value per water-line foot than you'll find anywhere in a new boat or most used ones.
Seeking adventure? Sailing to Europe? Speed on the water, ability to point are what you want. I've sailed Magic from the Chesapeake to Georgia downwind at an average 14 1/2 knots. You get there fast. My wife and I have taken on Swans slightly longer than Magic and beaten them by miles, and that's the norm. We sailed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to the Dominican Republic and did horizon jobs on a Swan 53.
When you need a motor, its reliable and strong, with a totally refurbished three-bladed folding MaxProp.
We're looking for a sailor who wants to go sailing now, not wait years to buy a new boat. She's ready for the Mediterranean in May or the Caribbean after the boat show, fast, points high, sails easily and for less than $200,000.
"Magic" is a rare breed, she is a C&C 51, designed by the same C&C Design Team that designed the earlier Baltic 51. A combination of C&C quality, an efficient hull design and sail plan, make her a very quick, stable boat. In 2005 the current owners purchased Magic from the original owner. Over the past 10 years, Magic has had significant upgrades including a new Yanmar diesel in 2007, rod rigging in 2005, 4.2kw Entec West Genset in 2008, wind generator in 2007, updated electronics, and recently a new bimini frame capable of holding an array of solar panels, 60A MPPT solar controller already installed. Two new captains chairs in the salon have been added.
This is a sailor's yacht, she is a perfect blend of performance and comfort without compromising on either, perfect for couples cruising. C&C built this yacht with top quality materials, strength, and safety in mind. Magic is hull #2 of only seven built and the only one currently on the market. She has a proven track record for sailing offshore and extended cruising throughout the Caribbean for the past 24 years. Do not miss your opportunity to own this unique yacht.
Brand New 2-Zone Air-Conditioning
Genset and Wind Power - Pre-Setup for Solar
Hydraulic Sail Controls
Kevlar Hull
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Overview from around the web 1991 C&C 51
Customers praise the 1991 C&C 51 for its exceptional combination of performance and comfort
Many highlight its solid build quality and sleek design, which make it both a reliable cruiser and a competitive racer. Owners often mention the spacious and well-appointed interior, providing ample room for extended voyages. The boat's responsive handling and impressive sailing capabilities receive frequent commendations, making it a favorite among sailing enthusiasts who appreciate both speed and stability. Overall, feedback reflects a strong appreciation for the C&C 51's craftsmanship and versatility on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1991 C&C 51 is a well-regarded performance cruiser that combines speed, comfort, and classic design. Here are some of the key pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Performance-Oriented Design: With a sleek hull and powerful sail plan, the C&C 51 offers impressive sailing performance, making it enjoyable for both racing and cruising.
Spacious Interior: The 51-foot length provides ample living space below deck, featuring comfortable cabins, a well-equipped galley, and generous storage.
Build Quality: Known for solid construction and quality materials, the 1991 C&C 51 stands up well to offshore conditions.
Good Upwind Ability: The design excels in pointing ability, making it efficient for upwind passages.
Versatile Use: Suitable for extended cruising or competitive club racing, offering flexibility for different sailing styles.
Cons
Maintenance Requirements: As a vessel built in the early '90s, it may require ongoing maintenance and updates to systems and rigging to keep it in optimal condition.
Draft Considerations: With a relatively deep keel, access to shallow anchorages or marinas can be limited.
Older Electronics: Original onboard electronics and navigation systems likely need upgrading to modern standards.
Crew Requirements: Due to its size and sail area, handling the C&C 51 may require a skilled crew, especially in challenging weather.
Made For
The 1991 C&C 51 is designed for sailors who seek a high-performance cruiser that combines speed, comfort, and elegance. Ideal for experienced sailors and serious sailing enthusiasts, this yacht suits those looking for a spacious and well-crafted vessel capable of both competitive racing and extended offshore cruising. Its design appeals to individuals or families who value quality construction, advanced sailing technology, and a stylish, comfortable onboard living experience.
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