2012 Fairline Squadron 42 for Sale – 42 ft – HK

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS:

Engines: 2 x Volvo Penta D6-435 EVC Shaft Diesel

LOA: 42ft 6in (12.94m)

Beam: 13ft 10in (4.22m)

Draft: 3ft 6in (1.08m) unloaded

Dry Weight: 13.29 tons (13,500kg)

Fuel: 219 gals/263 US gals (996L)

Water: 86 gals/103 US gals (390L)

Cabins: 2

Heads: 2

Max capacity: 16 people

Max speed: 30 knots

Accommodation

Number of single berths: 2

Number of double berths: 1

Electronics

Cockpit speakers

CD player

DVD player

Plotter

Autopilot

VHF

Depthsounder

GPS

Radar

Radio

Log-speedometer

Compass

TV set

Repeater(s)

Covers

Bimini Top

Inside Equipment

Refrigerator

Battery charger

Microwave oven

Electric bilge pump

Manual bilge pump

Bow thruster

Air conditioning

Electric head

Electrical Equipment

Shore power inlet

Generator

Outside Equipment/Extras

Teak sidedecks

Cockpit cushions

Swimming ladder

Teak cockpit

Tender

Electric windlass

EXTRA OPTIONS:

Refrigerator

Battery charger

Microwave oven

Electric bilge pump

Manual bilge pump

Bow thruster

Air conditioning

Electric head

Shore power inlet

Generator

Hydraulic Swimming platform

As part of a spectacular Fairline model line-up at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat
Show, British luxury motor yacht manufacturer, Fairline Boats is showing the Squadron 42.
The Squadron 42 was launched at the latter part of last year and is the newest Fairline
Squadron flybridge motor yacht to appear in the US.
The smallest in the Squadron range, the two cabin, two en-suite Squadron 42 is finished to
the highest standard and incorporates many of the design and technology advances
pioneered on the larger Squadron models. A key feature that sets the Squadron 42 apart
from its competitors includes the extra-large flybridge, perfect for relaxing and entertaining
guests.
The accommodation on the Squadron 42 includes a light, airy saloon with full length
windows and sumptuous furnishings, which leads to the large, light-filled galley. Expansive
use of glazing throughout the boat creates bright and well-lit accommodation, from the galley
to the master cabin. The starboard guest cabin almost doubles in useable size when its twin
doors to en-suite are open. ‘Floating’ furniture increases the appearance of floor size
throughout the cabins. The same sense of space and ‘big boat’ luxury is further enhanced by
the openness of the extra-large flybridge and the cockpit with two-way bench that allows aftfacing
seating.