Sold Catamaran 1989 PROUT Quasar Full Specifications

The Prout QUASAR 50 has weathered numerous storms all over the world in safety and comparative comfort. She has an impressive performance both to windward and downwind, with speeds in excess of 15 knots quite commonplace. She has the well-proven, Prout, low-aspect keels giving excellent lateral resistance making her windward performance exceptional, but still keeping the advantage of shallow draught. (only three feet), which opens up large areas of cruising not possible or safe in deep draught yachts.
There is a spacious and well-designed cockpit with facilities for eating out without disturbing the working of the ship, with plenty of locker space for all those necessary ropes, fenders, etc. There is plenty of uncluttered deck space for working the vessel with ease, or for just lounging around in the sun, or even sleeping out in tropical climates.
Construction
The strength, essential in a catamaran design, is achieved by the hull and deck mouldings bonded together and the bulkhead locations at strategic positions forming deep box sections.
Hull
There are reinforced stress points in the hulls and bridgedeck.
Deck
The deck moulding is reinforced with balsa sandwich to give stiffness where required. It is also reinforced at the chainplates and other areas which carry fittings.
Interior
The interior furniture is bonded to the hull to give extra strength and rigidity.
Decks
Down below, the Prout Quasar 50 has been designed from experience for live-aboard cruising and is constructed to the highest British boat building standards using the finest materials throughout.
Finished in teak, beautifully trimmed and insulated.
The saloon is massive and measures some 14ft. by 14ft., with comfortable dining and seating area for at least 8-9 people.
The galley is situated for ease of catering both in the harbour and in the worst conditions at sea, and has tremendous stowage facilities.
Accommodation is in four spacious double state rooms, each superbly appointed for long-term accommodation in comfort with 3 heads/shower. The starboard forward area can be a crews cabin or workshop area. Engines,- one in each hull, makes for quite exceptional maneuverability.

Granite counter tops
Double Stainless Steel Sink
2 Price Pfisher kitchen faucets with sprayer
Large Full size Seaward Gas Stove/Oven
Conture Microwave
LG Refrigerator

Kiss Wind Generator
Plastimo Compass
Forespar Horseshoe
Forespar 0 Flag
D&B Spotlight
Brinkman Q Beam
Misc. ground tackle and anchor gear

Autopilot WP5000
Cetrek Autopilot
727 Owner Autopilot
Garmin GPSMAP-546
Horizon VHF Standard
Motorola Talkabout
KX-99 Bendix VHF Aviation
TRC508-Radio Shack
Marinetek VHF Old
Icom M-88 VHF Hand held
Marinetek VHF Hand Held
Stratos Nera Sat Phone
Grundig SSB Sat 250
Standard Depthdst52
Standard Repetrp 100
Standard Windws 100
Standard Depthds 150
ACR Epirb
Furuno Radar
Safehouse Siren
Dicon 300 Smoke alarm
Lacrosse Weather

Splendide 2000 Washer Dryer
March Mag Hot Water Pump
Webasto Hot Water Heater
Tmc 9991 Electric head
Jabs 29090 Manual head
Pur 80 Water Maker
Mrod-80-lm Water Maker
Cruise Equip Quad Cycle
Sporlan Thermo Exp Vlv
Lifeline Batteries AGM
Sunsaver Solar Charger
Interphase Sea Scout
Sterling Inverter 220
HSR Galerider
2 Prosine Inverter
Radio Shack Infrared alarm
Panasonic DVD Player
Vizio T V
Sylvania VCR
Miss. Ground tackle and anchor gear
Window mounted portable a/c

Yanmar Diesel 4JH3E Port
Yanmar Diesel 4JHE STBD
Racor 120 Diesel Filter
Henderson V Pump Blg Man
Seastar Hydrolic Steering
Gkn CV Joint
Pri Max Prop
Morse Throttle
John Crane Seal Last D
CVA Aqua Drive
Toshiba 5 hp diesel generator driving 140 Amp Alternator

Hood Mast Boom
Hood Inmast Furling
Hood Jib Furling
Northsails Gennaker

Sitecom Blu Tooth PRT
Acer Blu Tooth DNGL
Sitecom WiFi USB
Blu Sea Clamp Meter
Ryobi Cordless Flashlight
Ryobi Cordless Drill
New England Rope Splice
Singer Sewing Machine
Safe Tec Dive Tank Test
First Aid List
Scubapro Dive Gear
Johnson Outboard Engine
Fujinon Binoculars
Steiner Binoculars
Miss. Safety gear