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1970 Conyplex Contest 30 MK I FOR SALE: 1970 Conyplex Contest 30 MK I Sloop Sailboat located in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. First designed in 1966 by Uus van Essen in Holland, this vintage 1970 Contest 30 is ready to provide you with all kinds of fun Sailing opportunities. Among its plethora of amenities, this vessel boasts the following internal features: beautiful interior brightwork, new custom upholstery, working head and functioning topside shower, a sleeping room for 5 people, ice boxes and working freshwater system, working lights, Yanmar diesel engine with low hours, and auxiliary fuel tank. Its exterior fe... |
$14,900 | |
FOR SALE: 1970 Conyplex Contest 30 MK I Sloop Sailboat located in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. First designed in 1966 by Uus van Essen in Holland, this vintage 1970 Contest 30 is ready to provide you with all kinds of fun Sailing opportunities. Among its plethora of amenities, this vessel boasts the following internal features: beautiful interior brightwork, new custom upholstery, working head and functioning topside shower, a sleeping room for 5 people, ice boxes and working freshwater system, working lights, Yanmar diesel engine with low hours, and auxiliary fuel tank. Its exterior fe... | |||
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1983 Nonsuch 26 Classic Designed by Mark Ellis at the request of a famous Canadian racing sailor who wanted a fast, easy-to-handle cruising boat for his retirement, the Nonsuch series are among the most popular alternative-rigged production boats ever built. The most distinctive feature of any Nonsuch is its sail plan. A freestanding aluminum mast placed far forward in the bow of the boat supports a loose-footed mainsail that is hoisted inside a wishbone boom, the end of which is sheeted to the boat's transom. The boom, because it is canted downwards, acts as a vang and keeps the clew of the sail from riding up as... |
$25,900 | |
Designed by Mark Ellis at the request of a famous Canadian racing sailor who wanted a fast, easy-to-handle cruising boat for his retirement, the Nonsuch series are among the most popular alternative-rigged production boats ever built. The most distinctive feature of any Nonsuch is its sail plan. A freestanding aluminum mast placed far forward in the bow of the boat supports a loose-footed mainsail that is hoisted inside a wishbone boom, the end of which is sheeted to the boat's transom. The boom, because it is canted downwards, acts as a vang and keeps the clew of the sail from riding up as... |