Woods Strider Club 25R MK2 Catamaran Sailing 4/6 Berth Yacht Boat

Hi, Here is for sale our 2008 Woods Strider 25R MK2. The Strider 25R comes from the Strider family of Catamaran Boats. Designed to be sailed single handed but can easily take 4 Crew.This catamaran is the extended version of the popular Woods Strider, based on the more cruising oriented late 80’s Club model, but with a larger rig. With the benefits of the GRP cockpit tray, inward facing hatches, shallow 2ft draft (Low Aspect Ratio) keels and proper rudders, yet with the decent sized rig (similar to original Strider sail area), extended transoms (with scoop step), forward crossbeam and asymmetric spinnaker. No through hull fittings and 2 hulls makes for safe, stable, fast and fun sailing.Very cheap to maintain as powered by just a 6hp long shaft outboard with cheap mooring fees as it’s only 25ft long. 25ft long 14ft beam, Very shallow 2ft draft, sleeps 4 persons (2 in each cabin) plus 2 extra persons on deck (pop up tent if required) or a canopy hung over the boom. KitCat Comes with; Laminate fully battened mainsail Good condition JIb sailExcellent condition spinnaker(also spare used Laminate Jib - as spares)Various Fenders2 x anchors,Kids inflatable dinghy to head ashore if need be (only 2 feet draft, so easy to beach etc) Paddle, various mooring lines etc. Powered by a Tohatsu 6hp Saildrive Outboard - 2009 4 stroke engine with 12v charger port and large plastic external portable fuel tank. New and included - but need fitting;A Hand held GPSNew Icom DSC VHF radioVHF aerial with wind direction vaneFish Finder with depth TransducerNew Clipper wind instrument & mast head fittings.New 12v LED Mast head steaming light12v Leisure battery12v switch and USB charge unit pointsRope Netting for front bowsprit sections There are a few jobs which I had planned to do, before sailing her, however, plans have now changed hence the sale.List as follows... Fit all the 12v electronics purchased as above - possibly with a solar panel to charge electrics. The top roller furling on the fore sail needs taking apart / cleaning possibly bearings replaced (it works but is a little stiff to operate) Small (approx 20cms) top deck (above waterline) rear quarter repair needed. It's been sealed and is totally waterproof, just cosmetically it’s suffered a knock at some point and could do with a fiberglass repair to look nice again. (see photo where gaffa tape is)All the running lines on the boat need a good wash as they have been sitting a long while, it wouldn't be that expensive to replace for new. I have recently replaced the Jib furling and running lines.End of April this year 2021, she has been washed down and a new fresh coat of Antifoul put on for the season.Front cross beam has just been painted, the rear beam needs doing (again just cosmetic) I have the paint to do so.The internal floor boards (which cover the storage areas) are currently being sanded and sealed. I am Selling KitCat the Catamaran as is...I have priced the boat sensibly with all the above in mind, a lovely fast comfortable catamaran almost ready to go. Put the mainsail, boom and outboard on and she could be sailed/motored away to a new destination. A bargain for someone that wishes to do a little tlc and finish her off with a much greater value once done. Kit Cat is SSR registered and has a Ship radio licence / MMSI number ready for when the new VHF radio is fitted (supplied) The last photo is an old photo to show the sails.Currently Moored on a swinging mooring at Queenborough Harbour in Kent. To find out more or arrange a viewing etc, please feel free to Call /text me on Tel. phone