2013 J Boats 23' _{(6.71 m)} J/70

Mamaroneck, New York, United States

2013 J Boats J/70

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Cruiser-Racer
Sail
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull
HIN/IMO: UCF70098K213

Vessel ID# 2819462 Last Updated: 2024-08-19 15:47:33

$ 30,000 USD

€ 27,197 Euros
$ 41,008 CAD
£ 23,165 GBP

EMAIL BROKER1-786-246-0809

Description

The J/70 Speedster is J/Boats’ first ramp-launchable keelboat – designed to fulfill the growing need for an easy-to-own, high performance one-design that is exciting to sail, stable enough for the family, and built to last. A natural evolution of its J pedigree, the J/70’s 22+ feet of sailing length with high aspect, all carbon rig and deep, lifting keel provides spirited, sportboat performance with the stability normally found in a much larger boat.

Complementing the boat’s effective foils and efficient hull form, with its sharp bow and flat planing sections farther aft, are a deck-stepped carbon-fiber mast, boom and retractable sprit, all built by Southern Spars. Deck hardware on this boat are Harken, but with Ronstan jib tracks and cars. The J/70’s double-ended backstay purchase system plays a central role in fine-tuning the powerful fractional rig. Twelve-inch stanchions with padded Dyneema lifelines provide back support when your feet are inboard and keep you out of the drink when hiking. There’s a kelp cutter on the keel and a substantial toerail on the foredeck. Construction quality is excellent throughout.

- Large comfortable cockpit with open transom.

- Deck-stepped carbon mast for easy rigging & stepping.

- Inexpensive three sail inventory with masthead A-Sail.

- Vertical lifting keel.

- Small cabin for storage and personal privacy.

- Easy to trailer to regattas, ramp launch and store at home.

- Only 1,750 lbs so most 6 cyl vehicles can easily tow.

- Fits inside most standard garage doors!

VIYB Ltd is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by McMichael Yacht Brokers. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel