Moschini Pantalone used

1987 Pantalone-class sloop-rigged sailboat
Retractable centerboard and a deckhouse that can be raised 1.85 meters using a hoist, equipped with an awning and a full perimeter cover secured with Velcro and metal buttons.
Retractable centerboard that can be lowered using a hoist.
Tiller steering with a lifting, rotating rudder blade on a wood and steel rudder stock. Retractable fin rebuilt with oriented fiberglass fabric
Rigging and halyards replaced in 2015
Hull brought to 0 and double anti-osmosis treatment in 2016
Stable at all speeds, this small cabin cruiser is full of innovative ideas Easy to launch and beach.
The Pantalone is a unique trailerable cabin cruiser, designed by Studio Sciomachen in 1980.
With a modest freeboard, good waterline length, and a folding mast and rudder, this hull—sturdy despite its handcrafted construction—has all its ballast concentrated in the movable centerboard, which extends above deck by sliding on a box inclined at a 45-degree angle.
The system of cushioned hinges is intriguing, allowing the flush-deck cabin to be fully raised, creating a saloon with a height of 1.85 m that can be covered with a waterproof sheet.
The interior features a small forward cabin, a saloon partially divided by the centerboard case, and a galley along the side. Neutral at the helm, the hull has good stabilityè.