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"Amokura", Moody Yawl Lying  Hamble

 
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£150,000  Sold - More craft like this required
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Amokura is a 54ft long keel classic yawl built by A.H. Moody and Sons of Swanwick in 1939 to a design by Frederick Shepherd. Her construction is of splined Pitch pine planking on Oak frames copper fastened. Her decks are 1.25inch Teak laid on marine ply. The coachroof and bulwarks are of varnished Teak.  She has a lead keel and is understood to have bronze keelbolts. Mechanical propulsion is by Nanni 80hp Turbo diesel driving a three bladed propeller on a stainless steel shaft through a flexible coupling.

She offers up to nine berths in three cabins. The forecabin and aft cabins both have en-suite heads with showers. 

Approximate Dimensions

Length Overall  54ft 9ins 16.69m
Length on Deck  50ft 9ins 15.47m
Waterline Length  37ft 8ins 11.48m
Beam  12ft 3ins 3.73m
Draft  7ft 2.13m
Displacement  18.3tons

 

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For further details or to arrange to view, please contact Adrian  Espin at: - Astonbury Marine Services 
19 Colne Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0DL  Tel: 01206 305 996 or +44 1206 305 996   
or email to: adrian@EasternYachts.com
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