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Custom built SL33 Cat €235,000


Year: 2012 Location: Auckland, NZ


“FOILED” is a custom built, fully foiling cat, using the hulls from the hugely successful SL33 Class. Above and below the waterline, she has been further developed in EVERY department, making her probably the fastest 30 footer in the world today.


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KER 40+ £395,000 Tax Not Paid


Year: 2016 Location: Hamble, UK


This hugely exciting Ker 40+ has more on offer than meets the eye… Not only a turn-key IRC/ORC/Fast 40 option, her offshore sail wardrobe, improved water proofing and dual-purpose spec sheet, make her a real all-rounder and suitable for anyone wanting to be top step of the podium.


ancasta.com/MAGNUM


GP 42 £315,000 Tax Not Paid


Year: 2007 Location: Hamble, UK


42° South is a fully optimised, grand prix machine that has been developed and tweaked to fit into the new “FAST 40” IRC box rule. Unrecognisable from her original GP42 class days, her current owner has totally transformed the boat and modernised just about every on-board system, having seen the initial potential in this hugely quick Reichel Pugh hull design.


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KER 40+ £450,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2016 Location: Cowes, UK


“PACE”, featuring the latest and greatest technology, as developed for the FAST 40 class rules, makes her a step above her rivals in the pursuit of those performance gains. This led her to winning the FAST 40 Class National championships in 2017.


ancasta.com/PACE Hamble | Palma | Auckland


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