Tung hwa Chebec used

XBOAT ref :6378.
Model: Chebec
Year: 1981
Builder: Tung Hwa Taiwan
Designer: Claude Graf
Overall dimensions: 19.80 m x 4.10 m
Gross tonnage: 24.75 T
Hull in reinforced laminated polyester.
Teak deck
Engine: Baudoin 83 HP – 3700 h
Hundested variable-pitch propeller
Nirvana masts and spars
Main mast 20 m, mizzen mast 16 m.
Sails: Genoa 90 m² with Profurl furler, mainsail 38 m², mizzen sail 22 m², staysail and storm jib, spinnaker 200 m² and light staysail 54 m².
(sails recent or very little used).
Polyester hull in a single piece with variable thickness: 60 mm at the thickest point for the keel sole and 17 mm at the planking.
Teak deck 10 mm thick on 20 mm marine plywood mounted scarfed.
Stainless steel bolts and bronze screws.
Interior in solid Burmese teak and teak marine plywood.
A very fine vessel ideal for long crossings and life on board. She has 3 cabins and accommodates 8 berths. The galley is in the passageway and a large saloon can welcome you and your friends around a beautiful table (10 to 12 people).
A wide corridor serves the various living areas.
A large chart table in the passageway with all navigation aids—GPS, radar, chart plotter, depth sounder, autopilot, VHF—will allow you to plan your voyages with complete peace of mind.
This Chebec features a large, very secure cockpit, ideal for children and outdoor aperitifs. 8 to 10 people can comfortably sit in the cockpit around a folding table for convivial meals or drinks with friends. The large wheel steering allows the helmsman to steer safely while monitoring the data from the repeaters at their disposal. Behind the cockpit, a stern deck equipped with gratings is perfect for napping,
diving, or fishing.
You can board the boat via two companionways, one located in the cockpit and the other behind the main mast at the center of the boat.
The large chart table in the passageway allows you to spread out navigation charts. The onboard instruments—GPS, autopilot, chart plotter, navigation software, depth sounder—are installed above
the chart table with a repeater in the external cockpit.
The saloon, whose upholstery has been entirely redone, is perfect for family meals, studious mornings, reading… You can even watch television there or simply relax.
You have a very large Frigomar refrigerator and freezer.
The galley in the passageway is very practical and ideal for staying secure while sailing.
A gimballed 4-burner stove (3 gas and 1 electric) with its gas oven allows you to
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