1989 Hans Christian 43T for Sale – 43 ft – Panama City, FL, United States

Incredible, world class, blue water, circumnavigation ready, full keel sailing vessel that can take you and your family around the world safely and comfortably right now... The standing and running rigging, roller furling (x2), mast and sails were replaced in 2019 and all the exterior is in way above average condition.  The Northern Lights generator has only 675 hours.  One look and you'll see yourself doing type of sailing you can imagine in this yacht.  Cross the Pacific, circumnavigate, coastal cruise, hang out in the islands... whatever you dream, this boat will take you there right now.  

SERIOUS QUALIFIED BUYERS ONLY can call for an appointment (please don't be offended by our qualifying questions).  Rarely can you find a vessel of this style and almost never do you find one in this shape.  She comes with a full compliment of sails including an a-sym.  Located in one of the premium downtown boutique marinas in Panama City, FL, the slip can transfer to the new owner as well.

The list of equipment is basically everything you need except a dive compressor and a washer dryer.  Call today for an appointment.

An excerpt from the purchase survey performed by BJ Dunson, CWO3 USCG Retired. MARINE SURVEYOR and CONSULTANT, June 2019:

"The "Tranquility III" is a 1989 Hans Christian 43T cutter rigged sailing vessel, equipped with a v-berth forward, salon/galley and aft port side quarter berth. The Hull is white with red anti fouling bottom. The "Tranquility III" is equipped with the Telstar keel, which features a cutaway forefoot and a cutaway aft of the keel to reportedly help with maneuverability. The hull is manufactured using heavy molded reinforced fiberglass with molded boot top. The deck is reportedly built with a heavy molded fiberglass with insulating core. Bulkheads are made with teak strake overlays bonded to the hull with spacers between the hull and the bulkhead. All trim, hand rails and interior detailing utilizes Burmese teak, which was originally coated with five coats of hand applied rubbed varnish. Scantlings and lay-ups reportedly exceeded the requirements of Lloyds of London specifications. The "Tranquility III" was damaged during Hurricane Michael and is being surveyed after repairs were completed. The repairs were completed by Flat Island Boat Works and Zern Marine. The quality of the repairs was very good.I found the vessel is average to above average condition with the vessel in the process of returning gear to the vessel after a extended yard period and fine tuning."

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.