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1982 Tartan 42 Sold Boat in Titusville, FL US
Built in 1982
42
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42 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Kintala is a special Tartan 42 in many ways. She is the Scheel shoal keeled version of this classic Sparkman & Stephens bluewater cruiser, with a 4'11" draft and a generous interior and high-performance tall rig (62'). Her owners have refitted her thoroughly as they have cruised, creating what is now the perfect tried-and-true cruising boat ready for you to take over.
Some highlights:
- Custom workshop with cabinets and workbench and elaborate parts and tool storage system
- Transmission new in 2012
- V-Drive new in 2012
- Electronics new in 2013
- Custom canvas and new upholstery
- Many custom cabinetry features for excellent storage and comfort
- Cape Horn windvane
- LaVac Head
- Barrier coat and bottom paint in 2018
- New headliner
Complete equipment list:
Engine
Westerbeke 50 (orig)
Hurth Transmission (2012)
Walter V-Drive (2012)
Michigan Wheel Marine 16R10 3-blade propeller and shaft (2017)
PSS Shaft Seal
Remote oil filter system (2016)
Electric fuel pump for bleeding
Ventilation bilge blower
New throttle, shifter, fuel cables (2016)
55-Amp API Marine alternator new (2018)
Racor 500FG Fuel filter/water separator
Electrical
Garmin GPSMap 441 (2013)
Garmin GPSMap 541 (2013)
Raymarine ST60 wind/depth/speed
Standard Horizon GX2150 with AIS and DSC (2013)
Icom RAM Cockpit VHF mic (2013)
8D AGM Dekka battery (2013)
Group 27 Dekka start battery (2013)
3 Renogy 100 watt solar panels
Blue Sky Solar Boost 2000E
Xantrex Link Pro monitor
Rule 3-way bilge pump panel
Micro Solar Pure Sine Wave Inverter 1000 watt (2015) with remote switch
True Charge 40a battery charger
Battery Isolator
Heart Interface
Incharge Alternator Regulator
50 ft 30a shore power cord and outlet
Galley
Hillerange 3-burner propane stove and oven with broiler
Propane solenoid switch in galley
Norcold 120v/12v refrigerator
Hot-cold pressure water, Shurflo Revolution quiet pump, Shurflo accumulator
Fresh water foot pump
Drinking water faucet, 2-stage under sink filtration
Head
Lavac manual toilet
Whale Gulper overboard discharge pump
24 gal holding tank, plastic
Shower
Enclosed sump box with automatic float switch
Accomodations
V-berth in forward cabin
Double berth in aft cabin
Single berth in salon
Pull-out wide single berth in salon
Full workshop in aft cabin
Pantry in aft cabin
Misc Equipment
2 bilge pumps, automatic
1 high water level alarm
1 enclosed shower sump box with automatic bilge pump
Manual bilge pump in cockpit
3 dual 12 v fans
Six step side boarding ladder
Emergency tiller
Cape Horn wind vane with ST1000 autopilot control
2 propane tanks 10#, (2013) regulator, solenoid
4 new 3/4� dock/mooring lines
Many assorted additional lines
3 large fenders with covers
2 flat fenders
2 fender boards with 4 fenders
14' extending boat hook for moorings
12' boat hook
Forespar whisker pole with deck mount
Simpson-Lawrence Hi-Speed manual windlass
Bronze Ball thru-hull valves
SCAD holding tank monitor
Big Orange refillable holding tank filter
3.5 Mercury dinghy motor and stern rail mount bracket
Deck prisms (5)
Safety Equipment
Type IV Horseshoe
5 Fire extinguishers, all complied with Kidde recall
4 Type III life jackets
Three type IV flotation pillows
EPIRB
DSC enabled GX2150
Air horn
Safety placards
Bell
Dyneema lifelines (2013)
Anchor black ball
Emergency radar reflector
Smoke detector
CO Detector
Kintala is a special Tartan 42 in many ways. She is the Scheel shoal keeled version of this classic Sparkman & Stephens bluewater cruiser, with a 4'11" draft and a generous interior and high-performance tall rig (62'). Her owners have refitted her thoroughly as they have cruised, creating what is now the perfect tried-and-true cruising boat ready for you to take over.
Some highlights:
- Custom workshop with cabinets and workbench and elaborate parts and tool storage system
- Transmission new in 2012
- V-Drive new in 2012
- Electronics new in 2013
- Custom canvas and new upholstery
- Many custom cabinetry features for excellent storage and comfort
- Cape Horn windvane
- LaVac Head
- Barrier coat and bottom paint in 2018
- New headliner
Complete equipment list:
Engine
Westerbeke 50 (orig)
Hurth Transmission (2012)
Walter V-Drive (2012)
Michigan Wheel Marine 16R10 3-blade propeller and shaft (2017)
PSS Shaft Seal
Remote oil filter system (2016)
Electric fuel pump for bleeding
Ventilation bilge blower
New throttle, shifter, fuel cables (2016)
55-Amp API Marine alternator new (2018)
Racor 500FG Fuel filter/water separator
Electrical
Garmin GPSMap 441 (2013)
Garmin GPSMap 541 (2013)
Raymarine ST60 wind/depth/speed
Standard Horizon GX2150 with AIS and DSC (2013)
Icom RAM Cockpit VHF mic (2013)
8D AGM Dekka battery (2013)
Group 27 Dekka start battery (2013)
3 Renogy 100 watt solar panels
Blue Sky Solar Boost 2000E
Xantrex Link Pro monitor
Rule 3-way bilge pump panel
Micro Solar Pure Sine Wave Inverter 1000 watt (2015) with remote switch
True Charge 40a battery charger
Battery Isolator
Heart Interface
Incharge Alternator Regulator
50 ft 30a shore power cord and outlet
Galley
Hillerange 3-burner propane stove and oven with broiler
Propane solenoid switch in galley
Norcold 120v/12v refrigerator
Hot-cold pressure water, Shurflo Revolution quiet pump, Shurflo accumulator
Fresh water foot pump
Drinking water faucet, 2-stage under sink filtration
Head
Lavac manual toilet
Whale Gulper overboard discharge pump
24 gal holding tank, plastic
Shower
Enclosed sump box with automatic float switch
Accomodations
V-berth in forward cabin
Double berth in aft cabin
Single berth in salon
Pull-out wide single berth in salon
Full workshop in aft cabin
Pantry in aft cabin
Misc Equipment
2 bilge pumps, automatic
1 high water level alarm
1 enclosed shower sump box with automatic bilge pump
Manual bilge pump in cockpit
3 dual 12 v fans
Six step side boarding ladder
Emergency tiller
Cape Horn wind vane with ST1000 autopilot control
2 propane tanks 10#, (2013) regulator, solenoid
4 new 3/4� dock/mooring lines
Many assorted additional lines
3 large fenders with covers
2 flat fenders
2 fender boards with 4 fenders
14' extending boat hook for moorings
12' boat hook
Forespar whisker pole with deck mount
Simpson-Lawrence Hi-Speed manual windlass
Bronze Ball thru-hull valves
SCAD holding tank monitor
Big Orange refillable holding tank filter
3.5 Mercury dinghy motor and stern rail mount bracket
Deck prisms (5)
Safety Equipment
Type IV Horseshoe
5 Fire extinguishers, all complied with Kidde recall
4 Type III life jackets
Three type IV flotation pillows
EPIRB
DSC enabled GX2150
Air horn
Safety placards
Bell
Dyneema lifelines (2013)
Anchor black ball
Emergency radar reflector
Smoke detector
CO Detector
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Customers praise the 1982 Tartan 42 for its classic design, solid construction, and excellent sailing performance
Many highlight its spacious and well-appointed interior, which offers comfort for extended cruising. Owners appreciate the boat's balanced handling and reliability, making it a favorite among both seasoned sailors and those new to bluewater sailing. Overall, the 1982 Tartan 42 is celebrated for combining timeless elegance with practical functionality.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1982 Tartan 42 is a classic cruiser known for its blend of performance and comfort. Here are some key pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, offering durability and longevity.
Performance: Designed for good sailing performance with a balanced hull and efficient sail plan, making it enjoyable for both cruising and club racing.
Comfortable Interior: Spacious layout with ample headroom, well-appointed cabins, and a functional galley suitable for extended voyages.
Seaworthy Design: Sturdy build and a well-designed keel provide stability and confidence in various sea conditions.
Good Storage: Plenty of storage space for gear and provisions, ideal for longer trips.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: As a boat from 1982, it may require ongoing maintenance and updates to systems, rigging, and electronics.
Weight: Heavier compared to more modern designs, which can affect light wind performance.
Engine Access: Some owners find engine access somewhat limited, making maintenance more challenging.
Interior Styling: The interior design and finishes may feel dated compared to contemporary yachts.
Cost of Upkeep: Maintenance and replacement parts for older models can be more expensive or harder to source.
Made For
The 1982 Tartan 42 is designed for sailors who seek a perfect blend of performance and comfort. Ideal for cruising enthusiasts and those who enjoy weekend adventures or extended voyages, this boat offers spacious accommodations, solid construction, and responsive handling. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a passionate hobbyist, the Tartan 42 provides a reliable and enjoyable sailing experience for individuals or families looking to explore the waters with style and confidence.
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