2002 Wildcat Mk III Sailboat

A well-equipped and meticulously maintained 2002 Wildcat Mk III, perfect for both cruising and coastal adventures. This vessel boasts a 21.5' beam and a thoughtfully designed layout featuring a galley-up, four staterooms, and 2 heads (1 electric and 1 manual), making it an ideal choice for extended stays at sea.

Key Features:

• Engine and Performance:
• Twin Yanmar 3YM30 Diesel Engines with SD20 Saildrive and folding propellers, providing reliable and efficient performance.
• Fuel capacity of 78 gallons, coupled with a 30-gallon jerry can, ensures a range of up to 680 nautical miles at 5 knots (2400 RPM/0.81 gph).
• Sails and Rigging:
• Full sail inventory, including a mainsail, headsail, and spinnaker.
• Maxwell electric windlass, bridle, and a 55lb Rocna anchor with a Mantus swivel, 230 feet of 3/8" chain, offering easy and secure anchoring.
• Electrical and Power:
• 3-array solar system (1125 watts) mounted over the cockpit to keep you off the grid.
• 560 amp LiFePo house battery, supported by a 4kW inverter, Victron solar controllers, Smartshunt, and battery monitors.
• Separate engine start circuits with a DC-DC charger from dual 80A alternators.
• Water and Comfort Systems:
• 12V fridge and 12V watermaker (currently decommissioned).
• 78-gallon water tank and a 78-gallon fuel tank ensure ample capacity for extended trips.
• Navigation and Electronics:
• Full suite of navigation electronics, including Raymarine ST60 depth, speed, log, and wind indicator.
• JRC radar and autopilot for smooth, reliable navigation.
• Tender:
• Achilles LSI 310 E Air Floor dinghy with a 9.8 HP Nissan outboard, perfect for shore excursions.
• Safety and Additional Equipment:
• A comprehensive set of spare parts, safety equipment (fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, CO detectors), personal flotation devices (PFDs), and a throwable flotation device are included.
• Smart TV for entertainment.
• Bedding, appliances, and cookware are also part of the sale, ensuring a comfortable experience.

Location:

• Currently on the hard in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico (Rocky Point), just a 3.5-hour drive from Phoenix, Arizona