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Boat Mold and Tooling for 41' Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer

Boat Mold and Tooling for 41' Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer

$75,000

San Francisco, California

Year 2004

Make Santa Cruz

Model Coastal Flyer

Category -

Length 41.0

Posted Over 1 Month

Mold and Tooling for 41’ Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - asking $75,000 usd Sales at lifetimemarine.com  307 – 222 -3147  lifetimemarine dot com Description We are selling the mold and tooling for the Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer. The mold is in excellent condition. No expense was spared to keep the mold in its current shape. The trailer pictured here is not included with the mold.. The Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer has a top speed of 33 knots, cruises at 25 knots, and provides a range of more than 500 nautical miles with a fuel capacity of only 250 gallons. This David Gerr design combined with Santa Cruz Yachts' state-of-the-art construction achieves these results driven only by a single 420 hp Yanmar engine. This Yacht is far easier to control than a conventional twin-powered boat. The Coastal Flyer includes a Docking Joystick that integrates the bow thruster with a Hamilton 322 Jet Propulsion System so captains can turn the Flyer on its axis, move forward or back, and crab directly left or right with ease.   The Santa Cruz Coastal Flyer is available in both Pilot House and Soft-Top versions. The spacious open cockpit is well suited to cruising, fishing, or partying.   The Pilot House can be configured with ample seating for six at a large table which converts to bunks for two. Belowdecks the Coastal Flyer offers elegant accommodations for two, a generous galley, ample storage space, and an enclosed head with shower. The seakindly Gerr deep-V hull, with its powerful bow shape, maximizes the comfortable ride with minimum spray and motion even at top speeds.   Strength and durability are provided by Santa Cruz Yachts' cored composite construction using Kevlar and E-glass. This boat is designed for coastal offshore cruising and fishing, as well as gunkholing in inshore bays and freshwater lakes.