Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 18:00
4005 N Federal Highway, Suite 200
Primary anchor: Vulcan Rocna 20 kg with 50 m 10 mm swivel chain Secondary anchor: CQR 35.8S, 16 kg with 30 m 12 mm rode Dinghy anchor: 3 kg foldable anchor with 20 m rode Anchor windlass: Lofrans 600 W, 12 V; electrical engine overhauled, relays and parts (2022) Bow anchor roller: heavy-duty stainless steel with bow protector; small roller on stern Bimini top: mounted on sprayhood Awning: tailored sail mounted over boom for anchor use Side curtains / wintertent: covers full cockpit, mounted on sprayhood Dodger / sprayhood: fixed glass windows (replacement 2024) Cockpit awning: wintertent covering full cockpit Cockpit cushions: installed Fenders and dock lines: 4 fenders, 1 ball fender, dock lines Swim platform: stainless steel, full stern Swim ladder: stainless steel, mounted on swim platform Side swim/boarding ladder: removable (2024) Bow pulpit and rails: fore and aft pulpit, new rails (2022) Side stanchions and lifelines: installed Jacklines: port and starboard from stern to bow Targa arch: houses radar pole, wind generator, solar panels, antennas Navigation lights: LED (2022) Outboard engine bracket: installed Hull: buffed and polished (2024) Deck surface: Kurk MarineDeck 2000 cork (2001), maintained in good condition
Tides track for mainsail (2024) Doyle Stax-Pac (2024) Doyle 120 C-Cut jib with sun cover (2024) Barient 27 self-tailing winch mounted in cockpit for main halyard (2024) — enables raising/controlling main from cockpit Dodger replacement (2024) Hatch covers for salon hatches (2024) Force 10 grill with custom mount on aft pushpit (2024) Starboard boarding gate created (2024) Modified stern rail to create pathway to swim step (2024) Teak drink holder at helm (2024) Refurbished / renewed cockpit table (2024) Removable companionway doors (2024) Side swim/boarding ladder added (2024) Fresh bottom paint (February 2025) Color chart plotter in cockpit (removable) (2024) Dedicated solar panel for engine start battery (2024) Starlink mini installation (2024)
Cabins: 2 Heads: 1 Headroom: 190 cm / 6''3" Berth length: 200 cm / 6''7"
Classic teak interior Ceiling renewed with insulated Eurovinyl (2010) Interior settee upholstery replaced (2022) Ample storage throughout Classic clock, hydrometer, barometer (original) Frigoboat fixed refrigerator, 12 V, air-cooled compressor, top-opening, ~500 liters Dometic portable cooler/freezer, 110 V or 12 V (2024) Techimpex XL3 2010 3-burner stove with gas oven Propane shut-off valve and vented propane locker with two 6 kg tanks Replaced flexible gas hose and manometer; gas system pressure checked (2022) Two Aleko SCA10 smoke + carbon monoxide alarms Water system: pressurized fresh water, three sinks, shower, hot and cold Manual foot pump freshwater in galley Whale 12 V hot water heater (2024)
Raritan Sea Era electric toilet (2024) Head faucet/shower unit (2024) Small guest fan in head (2024) Repaired and restored sump system with vented loop (2024) Whale 12 V hot water heater installed (2024) Siccorro fans: one in salon, one in master cabin (2024) Mattress for aft master bunk (2024) Custom linens for master bunk (2024) Moen pull-down faucet in galley (2024) Dimmable LED overhead lights throughout (2024) Wabsco 10,000 BTU air conditioner with ducting to salon and master cabin (2024) March circulating pump for air conditioner (2024) Propane tank replaced (2024)
Flat-screen color TV with DVD player (2025) Microwave (2025) Custom pre-made shelf installed for microwave (2025)
Autopilot: Simrad AP24 electric drive ram with cockpit display Primary chart plotter: Simrad color plotter with NMEA 2000 backbone (2024) Secondary chart plotter: removable color chart plotter in cockpit (2024) Radar: Koden Marine Radar MD-3441, 4 kW Instruments: VDO Oceanline round meters — depth, log, wind direction, wind speed SSB radio: Yaesu FT100 (2001) with SGC230 automatic antenna tuner (2001) and Pactor modem PTC-2 USB (2006) VHF radios: Primary: Furuno 2721 DSC VHF 25 W (2003) with speakers in cockpit and nav station Secondary: Furuno VHF added to existing European VHF (2024) Portable: Standard Horizon HX300 handheld (floating) Compass: C. Plath (revised 2022); Plastimo Contest compass in cockpit; handheld Plastimo Iris 50 Stereo: Sony (2025) with Pioneer speakers Deck lights: front deck light Search lights: Mag-Lite
Simrad color plotter with NMEA 2000 installed (2024) Furuno VHF added to existing European VHF (2024) Sat phone installed (2024) Removable color chart plotter in cockpit (2024) Starlink mini installed (2024)
System configuration: 12 V DC, 230 V & 110 V AC (major electrical refit 2024; selectable EU or US spec) Battery banks: House: 3 x 12 V 105 AH deep cycle (2022) Engine/start: 1 x 12 V 95 AH AGM95 (2025) Solar panels: 2 x Victron 115 W (230 W total) (2022) Dedicated solar panel for engine start battery (2024) Solar charge controllers: Victron MPPT 100/20 with Bluetooth; spare Victron MPPT 75/10 (2022) Wind generator: AirMarine 400 W (2015) Inverters: 2000 W Renogy inverter (2024) Mastervolt AC Master 12/300, 230 V, 300 W (600 W peak) (2020) Battery chargers: ProMariner charger for house bank (110 V/220 V, 20 A) (2024) ProMariner charger for engine bank (110 V/220 V, 20 A) (2024) Shore power: separate cords for 110 V and 220 V systems; shore power cord and deck fitting installed (2024) Battery monitor: Mastervolt Battery Monitor BTM1 Alternators: two on inboard engine (one for service, one for start battery); service alternator replaced (2023) Blue Sea selector switch installed
American-style 110 V AC wiring system added (2024) Outlets, fixtures, wire, and labor installed (2024) 2000 W Renogy inverter installed (2024) Blue Sea selector switch installed (2024) Shore power cord and deck fitting for shore power cord installed (2024) ProMariner 20 A battery chargers installed for house and engine banks (2024) Dedicated solar panel for engine start battery installed (2024)
Bilge pumps: Manual: Whale, controlled from cockpit Electric: Einhell portable water pump, 8,000 liters/hour (2022) Steering: Whitlock/Europe steering system, direct rod to gearbox to rudder (no cables or chains); inspected 2022 Windvane: Windpilot Pacific Plus 1 (2003) with its own rudder; can serve as emergency rudder Bow thruster: Vetus 3 kW, 3,000 W, 350 A Propeller: 3-blade brass propeller (17 x 12 inches)
Maintenance: always well maintained; major service and renewals recorded 2021–2025 Renewed: propeller shaft seal (2021) Replaced/overhauled: oil cooler; engine room isolation; replacement engine mounts and brackets; complete gearbox overhaul Full service (2021): impeller pump overhaul; cleaned/replaced parts of water injection system; replaced all filters and V-belts Compression checks performed (2022 and during Volvo Penta service) Oil & filter change (April 2025) 12 V engine oil change system installed (2024)
Make: Volvo Penta Model: MD2003T Year: 1988 Horsepower: 43 HP Engine cycle: 3-cylinder Drive type: 4-stroke Fuel type: Diesel Propeller type: 3-blade fixed propeller Engine hours: 5,292
Engine alarms: oil alarm, temperature alarm, battery alarm, fuel indication Fuel filtration: Perkins prefilter and Bosch fine filter Raw water sea strainer: Vetus cooling water strainer Cooling: fresh-water intercooler cooling system Fuel shut-off: installed
12 V engine oil change system installed (2024) Oil and filter change completed (04/2025)
Mast: Selden mast with 2 spreaders Mainsail: Masils Holland Endurance Ocean, Contender Pro Dacron, 2 reefs, 4 battens (2022); modified to accommodate full battens Jib: Doyle 120 C-Cut with sun cover (2024) Gennaker: asymmetric spinnaker/gennaker, 60 m² (2002), like-new condition Furler: Hasse furling checked and replaced (2022) Mainsheet traveler: Australian traveler Pole: Selden pole, fixed on mast with traveler Backstay adjuster: Nemo manual adjuster Boom vang: manual Standing rigging: forestay (furler) wire 1x19, 8 mm (2022); 4 shrouds 1x19, 8 mm (2022); 2 headstay wires 1x16 Tangs on mast: replaced in mast (2022) Lazy jack system: new system to prevent batten fouling when hoisting main Winchrite electric power winch installed (2025) Solent-style inner dynema forestay and headsail removed Modifications and winch added to enable raising the mainsail from the cockpit
On mast: 1 Enkes 20, 2-speed self-tailing (main halyard) 1 Enkes 18, 2-speed (reefs) 3 Enkes 22, 2-speed (genoa and jib halyards) Cockpit: 2 Enkes 48, 2-speed self-tailing 2 Meissner 27, 2-speed with self-tailing rubbers Barient 27 self-tailing for main halyard (2024)
New lazyjack system prevents battens from snagging when raising the mainsail Modifications made to allow the mainsail to be hoisted and controlled from the cockpit (winch and routing changes) Solent-style inner dynema forestay and headsail have been removed
First aid: offshore kit (2022) EPIRB: Ocean Signal EPIRB 1 Rescue Me (2022) Life raft: Seasafe ISAF/OS ISO9650, 4-person, in container, with new certification (2022) Emergency tiller: stainless steel, easy to mount Safety Jon and buoy: onboard
Dinghy: 2023 Fish 240 rigid inflatable with stab floor Outboard: Yamaha 4 HP
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This Contest 38S “INUK” was refitted by a Dutch couple in preparation for their trans-Atlantic crossing in 2022. New standing rigging, a life raft, and a new mainsail and jib were among the many upgrades completed prior to their crossing.
In mid-2023 they sold INUK to her current owner, who undertook over $20k of upgrades and modifications including new air conditioning, a new headsail, modifying the mainsail to accommodate full battens, as well as rigging modifications to enable the skipper to raise the mainsail from the cockpit. Also included are new batteries, 110V electrical systems, and many other items. A recent bottom job now makes her ready to launch and go. Like all Contest yachts, she comes with a Lloyd’s Certificate of Build Quality.
A few key upgrades from the 2022 refit as well as the 2025/26 refit and upgrades include significant improvements both on deck and below decks.
On Deck
Numerous on-deck upgrades were completed during the refits.
Below Decks
Numerous below-deck upgrades and systems improvements were completed during the refits.
This does NOT include the cost of the standing rigging, new mainsail and jib (~$20k).
The current owner has health issues and has chosen to significantly reduce the price for a quick sale as he cannot use the vessel. He has over $100k invested and is ready to let someone benefit from his investment as his plans have changed and he is no longer able to come sail as planned. Someone is going to get an amazing deal on this solid, capable center cockpit cruiser.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors to investigate such details as the buyer desired validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Photos may not properly reflect the current condition of the actual vessel offered for sale. In some cases stock photographs may have been used.
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing.
All dinghies are considered separate vessels and should have separate titles and documents. There is no guarantee as to the title of the dinghy on this vessel so Buyer accepts that while he may receive the dinghy included in the transaction, he may not receive the proper title to it.
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