2001 J Boats J/105

NEW LISTING!

This J/105 was part of the Nantucket Community Sailing program starting in 2007. Clio was used mostly for recreational sailing in the youth sailing programs as well as some local regattas. She was well cared for and maintained for club use, but is not in one design race condition, as is indicative of it’s pricing. It would make a terrific daysailer/racer for someone willing to give her some TLC.

MANUFACTURERS DESCRIPTION:

• The J/105 is a family boat designed to satisfy the needs of Mom, Dad, the kids, and friends. With its outstanding
• performance in any wind/ sea condition, it can be lazily cruised under main alone for refreshing evening cruises or launch
• the large asymmetric spinnaker and reel off the miles on a long passage. When your home is near the water, J/105 may
• be your ideal sailboat. Count up the number of nights spent sleeping aboard and compare that to the number of picnic
• sails when you would have liked a larger, more comfortable cockpit. J/105 is the answer. Her large cockpit combined
• with simple 4-5 berth week-ending layout results in two significant owner benefits: (1) A savings of $50,000 in little-used
• furniture, systems and cabinetry needed for extended cruising, and (2) A boat that's easier to handle, more comfortable
• in waves and more fun to sail for its size. J/105 has the stability, rig and sail controls to handle 15-20 knot winds without
• the need of reefing. It has the strength and seaworthiness for ocean going passages. Sailing World Magazine's panel of
• experts selected J/105 as Boat-of-the-Year among racer-cruisers in 1992. Since then, 250+ have been launched
• worldwide, fulfilling a variety of needs. In 1997-98 alone there are nearly 100 new J/105 owners and enthusiasm is
• building. An active owner's association and owner maintained web site helps you get the most from your boat. There are
• now local one-design starts across the country and in Europe with active fleets on the West Coast, Lake Michigan, Lake
• Ontario, The Solent, Chesapeake Bay, Charleston, Texas, Long Island Sound, Newport and Marblehead. Single handed
• sailors have raced and cruised to Bermuda; an older couple is enjoying cruising in Maine and winning the Monhegan
• Race after giving up their Alden 54; and America's Cup helmsman race for prize money around the country in a
• professional match racing circuit.

Systems:

• Electric bilge pump
• forward head and sink
• 20 gallon fresh water tank
• alcohol stove
• solar
• panel powered dual batteries

Electronics:

• Ray Marine wireless display with depth, speed, wind, compass, navigation
• VHF radio
• CD/stereo

Sails and rigging:

• Hallspar mast and boom(complete) included turnbuckles,
• 2 new (2015) Harken 46.2 STA Winches
• Hallspar boom vang B-12 (2015)
• complete new halyards set (2018)
• new MKIV Harken roller furler
• New raw water plumbing system (2018)
• new boom vang
• new backstay/tensioner

Sails:

• 1 used mainsail
• 1 cruising jib
• 2 asymmetrical spinnakers (average condition)

Annual Maintenance:

• systems check
• engine check
• bottom paint

Equipment:

• Emergency tiller
• back stay tensioner
• 2 flare kits
• 3 winch handles
• 2 code flag sets
• Life jacket set
• 2 sail covers
• bosun’s chair
• lifesling, spin sock
• thru hull plug kit
• windex
• anemometer
• VHF
• Antenna
• 2 lifeline cushions
• Box of spare parts,
• nterior cushions set
• Flag with pole
• set of running rigging
• dockline set
• Yanmar starter, generator, belt.