Corbin Pilot House 39 Cutter

Corbin Pilot House 39 Cutter - RARE FRESHWATER VESSEL

REDUCED***This is a freshwater boat!  At the end of an extensive search for a serious long-distance cruiser, Corbin chose a design by Robert Dufour of Dufour Yacht Design in Montreal. Dufour’s Harmonie – the prototype of the Corbin 39 – had a canoe stern, a long, shallow fin keel with a vertical, skeg-supported rudder. Corbin and Dufour agreed to modify Harmonie by adding higher topsides and a flush deck to increase the boat’s interior volume. These modifications gave birth to the Corbin 39, and shortly after in 1979 Corbin les Bateaux pulled their first boat from its mould.

Many vessels claim to be Blue water ready, but the Corbin 39 proves it with over 11 layers mat and roving fiberglass in the hull!  Marius Corbin talks proudly of the global fleet of his boats. \"We get postcards from all over the world – Japan, Australia, South Africa, you name it – from owners who love the boats for their liveability and seakindly manner.\" What better recommendation is there for a strong and seaworthy vessel that is ready for the world’s oceans? Rest assured, you will be safe, sound, and dry sailing around the blue planet in this heavy cruiser.

The particular vessel was purchased as a bare deck and hull and finished by a professional carpenter.  The interior has plenty of quality woodwork and shows a clever layout including such features as the head on the midline facing aft for comfort in big seas.  She comes well equipped with electronics, dingy and davits, self-steering wind vane, windlass and more.  Freshly Kiwi-gripped on deck, she offers a clean appearance and is ready to take you around the world.  Truly a vessel that can take you anywhere!

Make: Perkins

Fuel: Diesel

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