Formosa Sea Tiger

Formosa Sea Tiger - New arrival

THIS FACTORY CUSTOM BUILT 41’ Formosa has the look of a traditional classic sailboat. THE HULL IS SOUGHT AFTER, THICK, HAND LAID FIBERGLASS, FACTORY CARVED TO LOOK LIKE A TRADITIONAL WOODEN BOAT . She will sleep a total of SIX, ONE IN THE BOW SECTION, three in the large salon, AND two in the CENTER stateroom WHICH ALSO EASILY CONVERTS TO A SITTING ROOM, ADDING MORE USABLE SPACE. The salon has one single settee berth to starboard and the convertible dinette that can provide sleeping for two port side. The warm, hand carved, Burmese teak interior is spectacular and adds to the nautical atmosphere, although it does need some refinishing. Equipped with a new refrigerator/freezer, a NEW Dickinson solid fuel heater (still in the box), a new Force10 stove with oven (still in the box), a new Seaward six gallon water heater (still in the box), NEW CUSTOM MADE CUSHIONS, NEW TABLE AND PEDESTAL, AND MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEW ITEMS. The SPACIOUS OPEN AIR INTERIOR in this vessel makes her a wonderful liveaboard. She is powered by a Perkins diesel engine and will cruise at 7 knots. The main and mizzen masts and booms HAVE ALREADY BEEN UPDATED TO aluminum. This vessel will be a focus of interest in any harbor she frequents. Truly one of a kind! LIVEABOARD STATUS IS AVAILABLE TOO. DON\'T MISS OUT, CALL TODAY!

The 41’ Formosa ketch has the salty look of a traditional classic. She will comfortably sleep five people, two in the forward stateroom with its pull-out Pullman type berth and three in the large salon. The salon has one single settee berth to starboard and the convertible dinette to port that can provide seating for four or sleeping for two.  The warm hand carved Burmese teak interior is spectacular and adds to the nautical atmosphere although it does need some refinishing.  There’s a good-sized head with a full stand-up shower.  The volume in this vessel makes her a wonderful live aboard.  She is in need of some cosmetic restoration, mostly woodwork, varnish and paint.  There are projects to be finished and equipment to be installed but most of everything needed is on the boat or in storage.  Once the new owner puts in a little sweat equity, this will be a classic beauty.

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