Brokers Comment:    

“Adventure” is hull 22 of our Nordhavn 62 series and was designed and customized for world cruising. Credits in her logbook include the Pacific Northwest, Australia, Mexico, Bahamas and Bermuda just to name a few. Adventure has recently been 100% prepared to go on a 3 year Mediterranean cruise starting May 2007. Change of plans by owners makes Adventure available for sale. She is 100% provisioned, maintained and ready for any world cruise with the most extensive cruising spares of any Nordhavn. She is competitively priced for an immediate sale.

Tour of the boat – From the Main Salon to the Crews Qtrs in the bow of the boat. 

The main saloon is accessed from the stern of the boat through a set of double doors on the port side.  This arrangement allows for a large settee & table area which is off to the starboard side upon entering the boat.  Directly across from that is a customized entertainment center w/ 42” Flat Screen TV which rises or stores in the entertainment center using an electric lift. The salon also includes a teak storage rack for 4 large rods and reels, a remote VHF radio station and remote for the SSB.  

Galley:

The galley is at the forward end of the saloon and features a  L-shaped breakfast bar along with Corian countertops.  The galley is done in herreshoff styling for both beauty and ease of cleaning.  The galley contains the following appliances:

Sub-Zero #249 refrigerators (2)- Dbl sink (1 lg/1 sm)

Sub-Zero #249FFIM Freezer w/ Icemaker - Armstrong Starstep flooring   

30” GE Cooktop #JP326BV-Tk rails along galley counter

24” GE Oven-Wine locker

In addition there is a 5 cubic foot freezer in the wheelhouse.

Owners Cabin:

The owners cabin is just forward of the galley and features a queen size bed along with many drawers and lockers for storage.  On the forward bulkhead in the stateroom is a small entertainment area w/ TV and NavNet plotter for keeping an eye on what’s happening outside Adventure while not on watch, via the 4 closed circuit TV monitors.   Attached to the stateroom is a private head & shower and a remote VHF radio. 

Passageway:

Just outside the owner’s stateroom leading from the engine room door on one end to the crew’s quarters on the other end is the passageway.  Contained in this corridor to the staterooms is the ship’s main electrical panel as well as a washer / dryer, a fold down folding table and a nice sized pantry closet.

Guest Cabins:

At the forward end of the passageway there are two private guest staterooms each containing doublewide berths and private TV’s.  All TV’s can view the ships Sat TV system or one of the two DVD or VHS tape players. Each cabin also has its own private head & shower.

Crews Quarters:

At the forward end of the boat is the crew’s quarters which can accessed either by a private companionway hatch on the bow or through a door in the portside guest stateroom head.  The crew’s quarters includes plenty of storage as well as a private head.

Engine Room:

At the aft end of the passageway is the door to the engine room that allows for easy access to all machinery necessary to run the boat.  At the top of the stairs as you enter you will see the main battery cut off switches.  Venturing further into the engine room you will find the following equipment.

Lugger L-6125 Main Engine – 4700 hours-Oil Change Manifold

Lugger L-984   Wing Engine – 526 hours-Waste Oil Tank

Northern Lights 20 kW Generator – 4032 hours-New Oil Storage Tank

TRAC Stabilizing System-Alge X  Fuel Conditioner System 

Dual Inlet Sea Chest-Flow Scan (for main engine)

Village Marine water makers (2) - 800 GPD and 400 GPA with sand filter                                 

Fire boy engine shutdown system                       

12 V Hydraulic Alternator-24 V Hydraulic Alternator

Racor Duplex Filters-Racor Polishing Filter

Pilot House:

Coming out of the engine room and then climbing up into the Pilot House you will find the command stations for the vessel.  This area contains a panoramic view of the boat and her surroundings and is comfortable in all weather.  She is controlled through the use of 4 MMC control stations which also contain the use of the bow & stern thrusters.   Other features of the pilothouse is the large settee directly behind the helmsman’s chair along with a day berth.  On the starboard side there is a small office area in which navigating the boat can also be done through the use of a laptop computer.   “Adventure” also has an expansive list of electronics necessary to safely navigate her throughout the waters of the world including many duplicate systems (Redundancy – don’t leave home without it).

List of Electronics:

• Furuno FA-150 AIS (new 2007)
• Furuno Black Box 25 kW Radar
• (2)15” VEI Monitors (interchangeable)
• Valhalla Enterprises 1.8 Gig Pentium 4 computer
• ICOM 710 SSB with remote in salon
• Furuno 1953 12 kW Radar
• Furuno Black Box fishfinder with two transducers
• Furuno Black Box GPS/Navnet interfaced with autopilots and Nobeltec using CMap cards
• Furuno 1100 Commercial Color Depth Sounder with two Transducers
• Weatherfax Furuno Fax - 207
• KVH G6 Satellite TV system
• Motorola 9505 Satellite Phone
• (2) Robertson AP20’s Autopilot
• ICOM 502 VHF with remote in salon
• Raymarine 320 VHF with remote in master stateroom
• Raymarine 430 Hailer and automatic fog signal
• Raymarine wind system
• Furuno GP 1650 NT GPS with one transducer using CMap cards
• Garmin Handheld GPS interfaced with autopilots and Nobeltec
• Furuno GP 1650 GPS interfaced with autopilots and Nobeltec
• VDO Rudder Indicator
• Elbex Closed Circuit TV (w/ 6 fixed ball camera’s)
• Sony AM/FM/CD player interfaced with XM radio/TV for sound/Ipod with remote speakers aft of Pilothouse
• C-Phone Intercom
• Bose surround sound system in salon with remote speakers in aft cockpit
• Shakespear 2020 TV Antenna
• ACR 2742 EPIRB
• XM Radio
• Wi Fi antenna mounted on pilot house roof 2007
• Complete electrical set up for Europe and South Pacific
• Pactor II modem for winlink / sailmail email using SSB
• Iridium phone email set up

Detailed list of how the electonics are all hooked together and are interchangeable with the flip of a few switches can be furnished upon request.

Exterior Tour of the boat starting at the stern:

Entering from the stern bustle that is used as a dive platform w/ compressor built right in you will find the aft deck.  This area is equipped with a work station and aft control pod for docking maneuvers.  The workstation includes a freshwater sink as well as fresh and saltwater washdown hoses.  This workstation is currently set up for fishing w/ rod holders being located above and on the gun’ls on each side.

Getting back to the control pod’s (stern and one on each walkway) this vessel has a symmetrical layout allowing for easy docking on either side.

Forward Deck:

Forward of the walkways is the forward deck of the vessel where the water toys are kept.  They are launched through the use of a Airitex SS Davit w/ Power rotation and stainless steel boom holder.  Forward of the tender is the ships windlasses which include color coded chain for easy anchoring.  Also forward are the deck boxes.  To port is used primarily for storage and to starboard is a gasoline fueling station for the tenders including a 40 gallon gasoline storage tank and 12v pump with hose for refilling tenders on board or in the water.

List of Water Toys & Exterior Equipment:

2002 Caribe 15’DX hardbottom inflatable powered by a 2002 4 cycle Yamaha 60.  This tender is also equipped with a Furuno 1650 GPS, Icom 402 VHF, depthfinder, & a post for waterskiing.

2002 Caribe 10’ X with a 4 cycle 15hp Yamaha engine.  This tender is equipped with fold down beaching wheels for easy landings.

(2) Cobra Kayak with custom holddown brackets.

240v Bauer SCUBA compressor with storage rack for 8 SCUBA bottles

32ft parachute anchor with 400ft 1" rode and 50ft 1" towing harness

Teak Rod holders inside saloon for 4 large Penn International type rods and reels

Spare main propeller

Passarell and rigging

Spare bow mounted Bruce anchor and rode

Fortress stern anchor and rode

Upper Deck:

At the stern directly behind the wheelhouse is the upper deck seating area.  This area is ideal for many purposes including lounging or an evening dinner in the open air. Two rod holders are available for fishing from this area.

Summary:

“Adventure”, which was going to attend this years Med Bound Rally, has undertaken a major maintenance list, which was recently completed in May. This would include New lifeline batteries, new water maker membranes (2006), main engine coolant pump, exhaust riser for wing, overhaul turbo, overhauled stabilizers, new main engine shaft and shaft coupling and seal boot, newly painted boot strip, new gen set coolant and sea water pumps, new hydraulic sea water cooling pump, all hoses inspected and replaced as needed, all sea water heat exchangers inspected and cleaned as needed, new belts and rubber couplers, keel cooler removed inspected and reinstalled, all systems 100% operating.

Some of the major spares which will be included in the sale are: Inverter, 12v and 24v battery chargers, main engine starter, 3 gen set sea water pumps, 2 wing sea water pumps, 2 hydraulic cooling pumps, 12 spare impellers for above, 5 new/reconditioned dingy props, complete set of water maker spares, complete set of stabilizer spares, hinges/hatch/refrigerator hinge spares, oil/water filters for 3 years of cruising, SCUBA compressor spares, Lugger world cruising kits for generator, main and wing engines, davit spares including hoses,  complete dingy engine spares for 3 years of cruising, electrical bulbs/breakers/fuses, many sizes of hose and appropriate fittings, sea water inlet filters, complete spares for head system, spare A/C sea water pump, two spare bilge pumps and associated parts, spare shower pump out pumps and parts, all spares stowed-packaged as needed and cataloged in excel; during preparations for Med Bound 2007 Rally.

Location: Chesapeake Bay                                                         Price: Pending