1998 PDQ Altair LRC Sold Boat in Leonardtown, MD US
Altair LRC
2 Engines (2x Yanmar)
31.6 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $95,000 | $88,400 |
| Location | Leonardtown | Georgetown |
| Nominal Length | 32' | 22' |
| Beam | 16' | - |
| Draft | 3' | - |
| Engine Make | Yanmar | Yamaha |
| Total Engine Power | 20 hp | 115 hp |
| Days on Market | 1640 | 10 |
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32' PDQ Altair LRC 1998 located in Solomons, MD. This Long Range Cruiser has twin Yanmar diesels, additional water storage, windlass, Inverter, refrigeration, davits, Caribe dinghy with Yamaha engine, full cockpit enclosure etc. She is well equipped for cruising and all her equipment including galley gear convey.
The PDQ was built in Whitby, Ontario, Canada. This is quite a clever design with two level seating in the cockpit that is covered by a hardtop and has a full enclosure making her comfortable in inclement weather. As a 32 footer they were concerned with the headroom in the salon area but designed a full width sliding top that allows headroom in the aft area of the salon. It is not needed forward as you would be sitting in the U-shaped dinette. When the hatch is closed (and it doesn't have to be often with the acrylic windows connecting the hardtop to the deck) you stoop. Headroom in the side hulls is 6'11" where the Nav station, galley, private staterooms and head are located. The hulls are solid glass below the waterline and cored with Klegecell foam above the water.
This owner opted for the upgraded twin diesels. The reliability and power of the diesel inboards make them very attractive.
32' PDQ Altair LRC 1998 located in Solomons, MD. This Long Range Cruiser has twin Yanmar diesels, additional water storage, windlass, Inverter, refrigeration, davits, Caribe dinghy with Yamaha engine, full cockpit enclosure etc. She is well equipped for cruising and all her equipment including galley gear convey.
The PDQ was built in Whitby, Ontario, Canada. This is quite a clever design with two level seating in the cockpit that is covered by a hardtop and has a full enclosure making her comfortable in inclement weather. As a 32 footer they were concerned with the headroom in the salon area but designed a full width sliding top that allows headroom in the aft area of the salon. It is not needed forward as you would be sitting in the U-shaped dinette. When the hatch is closed (and it doesn't have to be often with the acrylic windows connecting the hardtop to the deck) you stoop. Headroom in the side hulls is 6'11" where the Nav station, galley, private staterooms and head are located. The hulls are solid glass below the waterline and cored with Klegecell foam above the water.
This owner opted for the upgraded twin diesels. The reliability and power of the diesel inboards make them very attractive.
Overview from around the web 1998 PDQ Altair LRC
Customers praise the 1998 PDQ Altair LRC for its exceptional build quality and spacious, comfortable interior
Many highlight its impressive stability and smooth sailing performance, making it ideal for long-range cruising. Owners appreciate the well-designed layout that maximizes living space and storage, along with the boat’s reliable systems and ease of handling. Overall, the 1998 PDQ Altair LRC is noted for combining durability, comfort, and efficiency, earning strong recommendations from those who have experienced it firsthand.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1998 PDQ Altair LRC is a popular catamaran known for its comfortable cruising capabilities and solid construction. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The Altair LRC offers a roomy and well-designed interior, providing ample living space and comfortable accommodations for extended cruising.
Long Range Capability: Designed with long-distance cruising in mind, it features large fuel and water tanks, allowing for extended passages without frequent stops.
Stable and Comfortable Ride: The catamaran hull design ensures excellent stability, reducing motion and enhancing comfort underway and at anchor.
Quality Construction: Built with durable materials and attention to detail, the 1998 model is known for its robust build and reliability.
Low Draft: The shallow draft enables access to shallow anchorages and coastal cruising areas that monohulls might find challenging.
Good Deck Layout: Wide side decks and a functional cockpit make handling and moving around the boat easier and safer.
Cons
Performance: While stable, the Altair LRC is not known for speed, and its heavier displacement may result in slower passages compared to lighter catamarans.
Age Considerations: As a 1998 model, some systems and equipment may be dated and could require upgrades or maintenance.
Limited Privacy: The interior layout, while spacious, may offer less privacy compared to some newer designs with separate cabins.
Mast Height: The relatively tall mast may limit access to some low bridges or overhead obstructions in certain cruising grounds.
Storage: Although ample, storage space may be less than what some cruisers desire for very long-term voyaging.
Made For
The 1998 PDQ Altair LRC is designed for sailors who seek a comfortable and spacious cruising catamaran with long-range capabilities. Ideal for those who enjoy extended voyages, this vessel appeals to couples or small families looking for stability, ample living space, and reliable performance on offshore adventures. Its layout and features make it perfect for cruisers who prioritize comfort and ease of handling during long passages.
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