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1985 ELITE Feeling 920 Sold Boat in Rochester, NY US
Built in 1985
Feeling 920
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31 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1985 ELITE Feeling 920 | |||||
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| Price | $28,800 | $27,900 | $30,000 | $30,500 | $32,900 |
| Location | Rochester | Mamaroneck | Mamaroneck | Waterford | Rochester |
| Nominal Length | 31' | 28' | 32' | 33' | 34' |
| Beam | 10' | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Universal | Universal | YANMAR | Universal |
| Total Engine Power | - | 23 hp | 23 hp | 27 hp | 23 hp |
| Days on Market | 4028 | 241 | 30 | 13 | 28 |
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French Built by Kirie, Volvo Diesel, New Teak & Holly Sole, Aft Cabin, Propane Stove, Wheel, Dodger, Bimini & Connector Canvas, Rod Vang, Roller Furling, New batteries, Charger, Knot, Depth, Wind, VHF, New Mainsail in 2010, Shore Power
Feeling was the name given to fast, cruising yachts made by the Kirie Boat Builders in La Rochelle, France in the 1980s and early 90s. During this period all the Feeling models were also marketed as Elites in the North American market. The design by Philippe Harle was modern, putting the head aft alongside an aft stateroom, opening up a spacious salon and a forward stateroom. The interior joinery was done in lightly-stained elm, and with the well-sized ports and hatches, the interior was light and airy. The hulls were hand-laid fiberglass and the decks were cored fiberglass with molded-in nonskid surface. The basic design was with fin keel and a skeg supported spade rudder. Feeling yachts under new ownership continue to be made in France today and have won numerous European awards.
French Built by Kirie, Volvo Diesel, New Teak & Holly Sole, Aft Cabin, Propane Stove, Wheel, Dodger, Bimini & Connector Canvas, Rod Vang, Roller Furling, New batteries, Charger, Knot, Depth, Wind, VHF, New Mainsail in 2010, Shore Power
Feeling was the name given to fast, cruising yachts made by the Kirie Boat Builders in La Rochelle, France in the 1980s and early 90s. During this period all the Feeling models were also marketed as Elites in the North American market. The design by Philippe Harle was modern, putting the head aft alongside an aft stateroom, opening up a spacious salon and a forward stateroom. The interior joinery was done in lightly-stained elm, and with the well-sized ports and hatches, the interior was light and airy. The hulls were hand-laid fiberglass and the decks were cored fiberglass with molded-in nonskid surface. The basic design was with fin keel and a skeg supported spade rudder. Feeling yachts under new ownership continue to be made in France today and have won numerous European awards.
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Customers appreciate the 1985 ELITE Feeling 920 for its classic design and solid build quality
Many highlight its spacious and comfortable interior, making it ideal for extended cruising and family outings. Owners often commend its reliable performance and smooth handling, noting that it offers a pleasant and stable ride even in varied sea conditions. The boat’s timeless elegance combined with practical features continues to attract boating enthusiasts who value both style and functionality. Overall, the Feeling 920 is praised for blending traditional craftsmanship with dependable performance.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1985 ELITE Feeling 920 offers a blend of classic design and reliable sailing performance, making it a favored choice for cruising enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Design: The Feeling 920 features timeless aesthetics with a sleek hull and elegant lines, appealing to lovers of traditional sailboats.
Solid Construction: Built with quality materials and craftsmanship, it provides durability and safety for coastal and offshore cruising.
Spacious Interior: Despite its compact size, the Feeling 920 offers a well-organized interior layout, maximizing comfort for small crews or families.
Good Sailing Performance: Its balanced sail plan and hull design contribute to steady handling and enjoyable sailing experiences.
Easy to Handle: With manageable sail areas and rigging, it is suitable for sailors who prefer a boat that can be handled by a small crew or even single-handed.
Cons
Older Design Features: Being a model from 1985, some design elements and onboard amenities may feel dated compared to modern sailboats.
Maintenance Requirements: As with many older vessels, upkeep and potential refurbishment can be necessary to maintain performance and safety.
Limited Space: While efficient, the interior space is modest and may not suit those seeking extensive living quarters or luxury accommodations.
Performance Limitations: While capable, the Feeling 920 may not match the speed or agility of newer, performance-oriented sailboats.
Made For
The 1985 ELITE Feeling 920 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic design combined with reliable performance. Perfect for those seeking a comfortable and spacious cruiser, it suits families or couples looking for enjoyable day sails or extended coastal voyages. Its timeless craftsmanship and practical layout make it a great choice for sailors who value both style and functionality on the water.
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