39' Shannon 39 1999

The Shannon 39 mirrors the improvements over the last two decades in roller furling, selftailing winches, auto pilots, refrigeration, electronics, foam core composite fiberglass technology, and even equipment as mundane as gel cell batteries. The internal lead ballast encapsulated in the hull - molded keel, together with the hull section shape with all bulkheads bonded to it results in a stiff and stable boat even in heavy air. The 39 is a middleweight, suitable as a coastal cruiser or true blue water passage-maker.

The sail plan on the 39 combines the performance attributes of a sloop with the versatility of a cutter. The 39 is designed to be rigged with a conventional stem roller furling genoa. Three feet forward on the bow-anchor platform is another stay that accepts a yankee jib. To keep folks totally off the deck when the wind picks up, the 39 is set up with the continuous line reefing on the mainsail, and the halyards all lead to the cockpit. In addition, this 39 has an inner stay point for use in converting this "scutter rig" to a conventional cutter setup if desired. It also serves as the attachment point for an included wire stay and storm jib. All stays except for this are Navtec rod.

The V-berth with filler has maximum width at the shoulders, enough foot room and length, and a lower berth height for easier entry. The pullout settees and the quarter berth are all excellent sea bunks combined with the pilot berth and V-berth. AC and DC outlets are located throughout the boat.

• U-shaped galley with deep, double stainless steel sinks
• Pressurized hot/cold water
• Back-up fresh water foot pump
• Pot storage in counter locker
• Tasco 3-burner propane, stainless steel gimbaled stove with oven and broiler
• Sea Frost Deep electric refrigerator, with ice cube freezer
• Closed bin shelves above countertop with sliding mahogany doors

• Measurements:

               IJPE : 750.25 sq ft 
               I : 52.25 ft 
               J : 15.00 ft 
               P : 47.00 ft 
               E : 15.25 ft 
               Working Sail Area : 749.00 sq ft

• Mainsail, 422 sq. ft., ~2002 (3 reef points)
• Genoa 130%,  462 sq. ft., 2000
• Yankee, 168 sq. ft., 2000
• Storm trysail with slides and track on mast
• Storm Staysail
• Sails recently inspected, in serviceable condition.

• Custom Metalmast Marine aluminum spars
• Navtec rod standing rigging
• Main jiffy reefing from cockpit
• Genoa on Harken roller Furler
• Yankee on Harken roller Furler
• Schaeffer adjustable  mainsheet traveler on house
• Schaeffer lazy jacks
• Vinyl coated stainless steel wire topping lift
• Double spreaders with flag halyard
• Storm Jib (Hank on)

• Gorgeous new exterior varnish job just completed
• Edson pedestal steering with teak wheel
• Binnacle, 5" Richie compas
• Pedestal-mounted, fold-out, varnished teak table with beverage holder
• Easily accessible life raft storage under cockpit sole
• Deep sail locker starboard, shallow pan locker port
• Line/winch handle teak trimed storage under coamings
• Propane bottles mounted in lazarette
• One piece, closed cell foam core, biaxial laminates
• White with non-skid
• Ideal electric windlass
• 3 Anchors CQR 45#, Danforth 20#, and Luke 70#  first two have rode and chain in split anchor lockers.
• White cabin trunk with teak grabrails, eye brows, and dorade boxes
• Double stainless steel lifelines with port and starboard gates
• Stainless steel bow pulpit and stern rail
• Teak Rubrail with stainless steel half round
• Skylight hatches, main and forward cabins
• Ten stainless steel opening ports
• Hand laid composite hull with PVC foam core
• Vinylester resin and biaxial laminates
• Internal lead ballast (no keel bolts)
• Skeg-mounted rudder
• Propeller is protected in aperture

Datamarine DCS100 Knotmeter & Log

Datamarine DCW 360/80 Wind Speed & Direction

Datamarine CA220 Control Panel

Raymarine RL70RC Pathfinder Displays at Navstation(B/W) and Wheel (Color)

Furuno LS6000 Depthsounder

Raymarine Raystar 112 LP GPS Sensor

Robertson AP20 Autopilot w/remote

Raymarine Radar

Card Model 060 Radar Detector

Standard Horizon VHF

Trace 1500 Whatt Inverter/Charger

YAESU Single Side Band Radio

Trace 1500 Watt Inverter/Charger

Main Salon

• Oiled Teak woodwork with contrasting white overhead
• Teak and holly sole
• Two settees with 4” foam cushions extend to single berths
• Teak drop-leaf table with interior bottle storage, seats 6 
• Book shelves, open storage shelves and lockers
• Closed hanging locker
• Espar Cabin Heater

Forward Cabin

• Door to main Salon with separate door to head
• V-berth with 5” inch foam and filler cushion
• Shelf storage Port and Starboard above berth, drawer storage below
• Two opening ports
• Opening hatch

Head:

• Sink vanity w/mirror
• Raritan electric toilet
• Shower
• Storage cabinets
• Opening port

In 2005 at 4000 hours the Yanmar was removed and completely gone over and has since run flawlessly for another 4000 hours.

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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.