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We have a huge selection of Inflatable Boats for sale in and around the Truro area. So what not come and have a browse today. With Inflatable Boats for sale at varying price ranges and sizes you’ll be sure to find the perfect boat for your needs in Truro

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ZAR Mini DL16 PRO RIB for sale

ZAR Mini DL16 PRO RIB for sale

ZAR Mini DL16 PRO RIB for sale

£ 23,700.00

ZAR Mini DL16 PRO RIB for sale
The ZAR Mini DL16 PRO RIB The DL16 is a great addition to the ZAR Mini family. A small step up in length and width from the impressive DL14 give this 5mt Rib a huge amount of space. At 5mt in length and a 2.24mt beam the DL16 has plenty of space for a large console, pilot and co-pilot lean post seating, A-frame with incorporated seat, large bow locker seat and room to move around. Ideal for families and groups the DL16 has seating, grab handles, storage and 52cm tube making this a safe small Rib for family and friends. The stand up driving position gives a great view ahead while you can brace yourself against the leaning bar and absorb the waves through your legs. The deep-vee hull of the Pro RIB range provides an excellent ride and the aluminium construction provides a lightweight but rigid structure meaning smaller outboards provide high performance. Easily towed behind a modest car on an unbraked trailer, the Pro RIB range can easily be kept at home in a driveway or garage keeping storage costs to a minimum and so it can easily be trailed to a wide range of boating locations. Package as shown: ZAR mini RIB Pro 16DL - Tohatsu MFS60 EPTL (7 year Warranty) - Deluxe Console & Leaning Seat - A-Frame with Folding Seat - Full Set of Cushions - Integral Fuel Tank Fully rigged with battery, battery box, battery isolator switch, switch panel, navigation lights and electric bilge pump Extreme EXT750 Swing available on request. This boat is available for pre-order, the boats will be landing in the UK for April to be commissioned on arrival. Call us to order now or for more information.
Category: Inflatable Boats, Ribs

City: Truro

Built: 2023

Length: 5 m

Country: England

City: Newquay
£ 23,700.00

Questions to ask when buying a Classic Sailing Boat

What important features should I think about when buying a classic sailing boat?

There is no universally agreed definition of what a classic sailing boat is. However, there are a few things to think about if you are looking to buy one. The age of the boat, quality of design and build are all factors in qualifying a boat as a classic. In addition, you should also consider an individual boat’s sailing history.
Someone who enjoys bringing something back, making it work and enjoying it for what it truly is will take pleasure in restoring classic yachts. There are many different styles of sailing boat available. If you are thinking of buying a classic sailing boat, doing your research and exploring the different types of boat available is especially important.

What is your budget?

Classic sail boats can vary wildly in price and prices will differ depending on style, size, age and condition. The great thing about boating is there is a boat to suit every budget meaning that everyone can have the opportunity to own a classic sailing boat.
Classic boats are a different breed. It takes time, effort and money just to maintain them, let alone to restore them.

Where can I buy a classic sailing boat from?

Once you know your budget, the first place to go to find a classic boat is the internet. You will find classic sailing boats on sale either through private sellers, dealers or brokers. Using a good brokerage company when buying a boat can have many advantages. Reputable brokers will have a great deal of experience in buying classic boats for customers, enabling them to detect a good deal when they see one and they can help to make the buying process as stress free as possible.
Alternatively, you can buy through a private seller or dealer. You will always get more accurate information on the true nature and quirks of a boat from the owner themselves and they can often be more flexible. Avoid private sellers and dealers that do not have a credible reputation.

What are the estimated running costs of owning a classic sailing boat?

Like with any type of boat buying a classic sailing boat is not just about the money you pay for it. It is important to include the running costs of a boat in your budget. Additional costs for a classic can include:

Restoration costs
Surveys
Mooring Fees
Maintenance
Fuel and Heating
Insurance

The costs will vary from boater to boater and boat to boat. Working out the average running costs of owning a classic sailing boat and how you plan to use it is especially important.
You will also need to find a place to keep your sailing boat. Some marinas may not have available berths etc and mooring fees will vary considerably.

Has the boat had a recent a survey?

When buying a classic sailing boat, it is especially important that you conduct a professional survey on the boat. This should be done by a qualified marine surveyor and will show any potential maintenance issues, faults on the hull and with the boat’s internal systems and will highlight any issues the boat may have so you have peace of mind that you know exactly what you are buying. It can also help you to negotiate the price and will be useful with insurance companies, some of whom will not insure a boat without understanding its condition.

What documents and paperwork will you need to buy a classic sailing boat?

Having the correct paperwork in place when you buy any boat is important.
Check all the documents and the sailing boat’s VAT status. You should receive the original VAT paid invoice, which is essential if you want to sell the sailing boat in the future. Once the survey has been concluded and the negotiations settled, you should receive the proof of ownership, Bills of Sale for the last 5 years at minimum, Certificate of Registry, if any, and proof of VAT status. Keep all these documents in a safe place since they are not easy to replace. Make sure you have all of these in place when you buy.