feeling 39
7 700 000 ₽
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Year
2000
Length
11,7 m
Width
4,02 m
Draft
2 m
Location
Turkiye
Capacity
11 per
PROP.CABINS
3 pcs
Speed
7 kn
Motor power
500 hp
YACH_EQUIPMENT
French yacht PAR Kirie Feeling 39
3 showers / 2 latrines (electric)
3.5 kw generator
Conditioner
Electric kettle
The blender
Roll Bar
Folding pasarella 2.5 meters
Swimming trap
2-burner stove / oven
Solar panels
Windlass + anchor chain 75 meters
Anchor plow / Durnford
Mooring ends for a Mediterranean setting of 30 meters
Braces for the Genaker
Interior trim light wood (walnut)
Two sets of sails
Genacker (100 square meters)
Teak in the cockpit , transom
Garmin / Raymarine Navigation
Harken winches 4 pieces
Handles for winches 2 pieces
Afterstay polispast system (Lewmar blocks)
8-person life raft
Saved 8-piece vests
A fully equipped first aid kit
2 fire extinguishers
Fishing rods
Spearfishing rifle
Free diving equipment
Spare anchor
The inverter
Inflatable boat
A pump for pumping liquid out of the refrigerator
New bed linen
New curtains (velvet)
New batteries (boch)
The new Bimini
Spray hood
Sap Board
Fuel tank 175 liters
2 water tanks of 250 liters each
Yanmar 56 horsepower engine
The grotto is in a twist
Grotto on carriages with armor plates (new)
Genoa 120 %(new)
Yacht inspection by appointment
Reasonable bargaining on board the ship
The yacht is equipped with everything necessary , cared for and loved , made many improvements for a comfortable life , a comfortable house on the water with excellent running characteristics and seaworthiness.
Unlike its younger brothers, the Feeling 39 was designed by high-speed sailing expert Philippe Briand. This circumstance had the most radical effect on the driving qualities of this cruiser — the Feeling 39 not only knows how to walk noticeably steeper to the wind than most of her classmates, she also does it faster than others. Her driving performance on sharp courses is sufficient to classify this yacht as a high-speed cruiser (performance cruiser). In the foreign press, the Feeling 39 is sometimes called an "inflated dinghy", meaning that in terms of its driving characteristics (and, especially, acceleration dynamics in wind gusts), the yacht's behavior resembles a light dinghy.
3 showers / 2 latrines (electric)
3.5 kw generator
Conditioner
Electric kettle
The blender
Roll Bar
Folding pasarella 2.5 meters
Swimming trap
2-burner stove / oven
Solar panels
Windlass + anchor chain 75 meters
Anchor plow / Durnford
Mooring ends for a Mediterranean setting of 30 meters
Braces for the Genaker
Interior trim light wood (walnut)
Two sets of sails
Genacker (100 square meters)
Teak in the cockpit , transom
Garmin / Raymarine Navigation
Harken winches 4 pieces
Handles for winches 2 pieces
Afterstay polispast system (Lewmar blocks)
8-person life raft
Saved 8-piece vests
A fully equipped first aid kit
2 fire extinguishers
Fishing rods
Spearfishing rifle
Free diving equipment
Spare anchor
The inverter
Inflatable boat
A pump for pumping liquid out of the refrigerator
New bed linen
New curtains (velvet)
New batteries (boch)
The new Bimini
Spray hood
Sap Board
Fuel tank 175 liters
2 water tanks of 250 liters each
Yanmar 56 horsepower engine
The grotto is in a twist
Grotto on carriages with armor plates (new)
Genoa 120 %(new)
Yacht inspection by appointment
Reasonable bargaining on board the ship
The yacht is equipped with everything necessary , cared for and loved , made many improvements for a comfortable life , a comfortable house on the water with excellent running characteristics and seaworthiness.
Unlike its younger brothers, the Feeling 39 was designed by high-speed sailing expert Philippe Briand. This circumstance had the most radical effect on the driving qualities of this cruiser — the Feeling 39 not only knows how to walk noticeably steeper to the wind than most of her classmates, she also does it faster than others. Her driving performance on sharp courses is sufficient to classify this yacht as a high-speed cruiser (performance cruiser). In the foreign press, the Feeling 39 is sometimes called an "inflated dinghy", meaning that in terms of its driving characteristics (and, especially, acceleration dynamics in wind gusts), the yacht's behavior resembles a light dinghy.
