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1987 Norman Cross 52 Trimaran
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$240,000 $180,000
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Year:
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1987
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Type:
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Sail
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Make:
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Norman Cross
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Category:
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Trimaran
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Model:
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52 Trimaran
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Length (LOA):
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52'
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Hours:
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6,000
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Stock #:
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00112
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Location:
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Panama
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Status:
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Available
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Scott Wild
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Phone: (510) 530-2247
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# Engines:
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1
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Engine Make:
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Isuzu
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Engine Model:
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Isuzu C 240
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Engine Hours:
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6,000
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Engine Type:
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Diesel
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Engine Size (Ea.):
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60 hp
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Fuel Type:
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Diesel
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Fuel Tank:
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220 gals
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Propeller:
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Bronze
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Drive Type:
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Straight transmissi
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Engine Cylinders:
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Six
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Steering:
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Hydraulic
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Engine Alarms:
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Hi-temp, Oil Pressure
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Cooling System:
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FWC
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Engine Location:
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Aft/ Center
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Fuel Tank:
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220 Gals
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Starting Type:
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12v Electric
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Navigation Lights:
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USCG
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Navigation Lights:
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USCG
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Stanchions:
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Stainless Steel
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SSB:
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Included
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Sonar:
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Included
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Depth Sounder:
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Included
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Depth Sounder:
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Included
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Compass:
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Included
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CD Player:
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Included
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Speed Instrument:
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Included
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Sound System:
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Included
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Anchor:
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Included
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Fenders:
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Included
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Gauges:
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Helm
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Life Jackets:
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USCG
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Horn:
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USCG
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Horn:
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USCG
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Battery:
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Deep Cycle Marine
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Battery:
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Deep Cycle Marine
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Circuit Breaker Panel:
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AC/DC Distribution
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Circuit Breaker Panel:
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AC/DC Distribution
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Halyard Winches:
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Included
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Sheet Winches:
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Included
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Roller Furling Jib:
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Headsail Furler
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Roller Furling Mizzen:
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Behind Mast
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Reefing Mainsail:
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Behind Mast
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Headsail:
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2 Genoa
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Other Sails:
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1 Spinnaker
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Length Overall:
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52'
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Approx. Length:
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52'
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Beam:
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26'
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Water Capacity:
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400 gals
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Pass. Capacity:
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10
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# Cabins:
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4
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Sleep. Capacity:
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8
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# Berths:
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8
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Manual Water System:
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Thru-out
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Pressurized Water System:
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Thru-out
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Oven:
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Galley
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Handbasin:
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Galley
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Stove:
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Galley
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Fridge:
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Double
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Dinette:
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Convertable
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Berth:
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4 Double
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Head:
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2 Full Sized
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Shower:
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1
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**PRICE JUST REDUCED !!** The Norman Cross 52 is well known in the world Big Cruising boats. Noted for it's speed,stability, storage and spaciousness, this big Tri makes sense for a circumnavigate ( she has already done 2 ) or large family boat. She could also be the perfect vessel for a charter business. She was constructed in WA, USA in 1987 and went thru a serious refit in 2006. Paint, rigging and sails were renewed at that time.. The deck was re-sanded in 2008, and she was recently hauled and painted (Dec 2011) Priced well below market due to her Panama location, she is easily accessed by a 1hr flight from the capitol. Stock ID: SG-2530312 Specs- Length Overall (LOA): 52'
- Draft: 48
- Beam: 312
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She has made two circumnavigations with her first owner, and was chartered from 2003 to 2007 and has been in Panama since. She is well cared for by her present owner, who lives aboard so she gets lots of love. Equip with 2 genoa, 1 mainsail, 1 mizzen sail, 1 spinnaker. Not always easy to find in the Big Boat market so when one does become available it's worth checking out!
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Designer:
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Norman Cross
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Hull Material:
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Fiberglass
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Hull Shape:
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Tri-maran
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Exterior Color:
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White
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Interior Color:
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White/ Blue
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Keel Type:
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Trimaran
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Cockpit Type:
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Double
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