1971 Voilier Mousquetaire
Les Sables-d'Olonne, Franceon the market since 12 days
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Mousquetaire Sailboat 1971 – Stephan Shipyard (Concarneau) – Rare, heritage-interest sailboat
For sale: 1971 Mousquetaire, built by the Stephan shipyard in Concarneau, known for its quality handcrafted finishes. This sailboat is a classic of French pleasure boating, robust, simple, and seaworthy, ideal for lovers of nautical heritage or vintage coastal sailing.
Designed by Jean-Jacques Herbulot in the 1960s, the Mousquetaire has established itself as a reference for family polyester sailboats. This model features a fixed keel, flush deck, and elegant silhouette, offering a healthy performance at sea and timeless charm.
Technical specifications:
Length: 6.48 m
Width: 2.40 m
Draft: 0.74/1.34 m
Hull: mahogany plywood, epoxy treated
Rigging: sloop, aluminum mast
Sail area: Main sail + genoa (condition to be specified)
Engine: [inboard diesel or outboard – to be completed according to current equipment]
Berths: 2 to 4 (forward cabin + saloon)
Wood interior, simple and functional
Highlights:
Solid and proven construction
Rare version built by the Stephan shipyard
Living sailboat of heritage interest
Easy to maneuver and maintain
Ideal retro/classic project or coastal sailing
For sale: 1971 Mousquetaire, built by the Stephan shipyard in Concarneau, known for its quality handcrafted finishes. This sailboat is a classic of French pleasure boating, robust, simple, and seaworthy, ideal for lovers of nautical heritage or vintage coastal sailing.
Designed by Jean-Jacques Herbulot in the 1960s, the Mousquetaire has established itself as a reference for family polyester sailboats. This model features a fixed keel, flush deck, and elegant silhouette, offering a healthy performance at sea and timeless charm.
Technical specifications:
Length: 6.48 m
Width: 2.40 m
Draft: 0.74/1.34 m
Hull: mahogany plywood, epoxy treated
Rigging: sloop, aluminum mast
Sail area: Main sail + genoa (condition to be specified)
Engine: [inboard diesel or outboard – to be completed according to current equipment]
Berths: 2 to 4 (forward cabin + saloon)
Wood interior, simple and functional
Highlights:
Solid and proven construction
Rare version built by the Stephan shipyard
Living sailboat of heritage interest
Easy to maneuver and maintain
Ideal retro/classic project or coastal sailing
