Alubat Ovni 365
Helensburgh, United Kingdomon the market since 11 days
Price on request
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Miles Stratton Marine Sales Ltd.
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The Alubat Ovni 365 (39ft) is a wonder. These are substantial go anywhere boats - indeed, with their retracting swing centreplate and lifting rudder you can literally go anywhere! They are sought-after for their versatility and the robust qualities of an aluminium construction.
"Lisa" is in good condition with a lovely tidy Oak interior. Her layout is the version with one double aft cabin and a technical area/store. She has a double forward cabin and two singles in the saloon. A well appointed galley, large single heads with shower and a proper nav. station.
If you are looking to do some serious adventurous sailing, or like coastal pottering in small shallow anchorages, this is the perfect boat.
Marc Lombard's influence added significant sailing performance over the previous designs by Philippe Briand.
Why have an aluminium hull?
Superior Strength-to-Weight: Aluminium offers steel-like robustness but is significantly lighter. This allows for thicker, highly impact-resistant hull plating without compromising the boat's sailing performance or stability.
Unlike fiberglass, which punctures or fractures on hard impact, aluminium is elastic. It tends to dent, bend, or absorb energy, drastically reducing the risk of catastrophic failure from grounding or impacts.
Aluminium doesn't suffer from osmotic blistering, is highly fire resistant and provides excellent natural bonding for lightning protection.
Because aluminium hulls do not degrade over time in the same way GRP hulls do, they hold a strong residual value.
Aluminium hulls have no through deck fittings so are completly dry.
Aluminium hulled boats are viewed favorably by insurance companies due to historically low claim rates.
Hull
Center plate
Rudder / steering
Deck
Cockpit storage
Forward cabin
Saloon
Galley
Navigation station
Aft double cabin
Heads
Technical/storage area - This houses
The deck is secured with a stainless steel pushpit with guard wire (new 2024) and teak step running twin guard wires aft via stainless steel stanchion posts to two stainless steel quarter pushpits.
The quarter pushpits are fixed to a substantial stern arch where the aerials and radar dome are situated. There is an integrated platform which holds the solar panels.
At the stern is a central stainless steel framed helm seat with teak top and padded bolster, either side are twin guard wires which open to allow access to the stepped transom.
The stern has two steps, the upper one has three storage lockers, the left one housing the gas bottle, the central larger one for general stores and the right housing a spare gas cylinder. The lower step holds the folding bathing ladder and a central fixed bracket for adding a wind self steering system.
Deck equipment
Deck gear
Winches
Running rigging
Sails
Water
Fuel
Black water
Heating
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 desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
General note on safety equipment: Any safety equipment such as life rafts, Epirbs, fire extinguishers and flares etc. are usually personal to the current owner(s) and if being left on-board as part of the sale of a used vessel may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owner's specific needs.
Whilst we make best effort to obtain documentation from Vendors it is advisable to check what is available before travelling to view or making an offer.
"Lisa" is in good condition with a lovely tidy Oak interior. Her layout is the version with one double aft cabin and a technical area/store. She has a double forward cabin and two singles in the saloon. A well appointed galley, large single heads with shower and a proper nav. station.
If you are looking to do some serious adventurous sailing, or like coastal pottering in small shallow anchorages, this is the perfect boat.
Marc Lombard's influence added significant sailing performance over the previous designs by Philippe Briand.
Why have an aluminium hull?
Superior Strength-to-Weight: Aluminium offers steel-like robustness but is significantly lighter. This allows for thicker, highly impact-resistant hull plating without compromising the boat's sailing performance or stability.
Unlike fiberglass, which punctures or fractures on hard impact, aluminium is elastic. It tends to dent, bend, or absorb energy, drastically reducing the risk of catastrophic failure from grounding or impacts.
Aluminium doesn't suffer from osmotic blistering, is highly fire resistant and provides excellent natural bonding for lightning protection.
Because aluminium hulls do not degrade over time in the same way GRP hulls do, they hold a strong residual value.
Aluminium hulls have no through deck fittings so are completly dry.
Aluminium hulled boats are viewed favorably by insurance companies due to historically low claim rates.
Hull
Center plate
Rudder / steering
Deck
Cockpit storage
Forward cabin
Saloon
Galley
Navigation station
Aft double cabin
Heads
Technical/storage area - This houses
The deck is secured with a stainless steel pushpit with guard wire (new 2024) and teak step running twin guard wires aft via stainless steel stanchion posts to two stainless steel quarter pushpits.
The quarter pushpits are fixed to a substantial stern arch where the aerials and radar dome are situated. There is an integrated platform which holds the solar panels.
At the stern is a central stainless steel framed helm seat with teak top and padded bolster, either side are twin guard wires which open to allow access to the stepped transom.
The stern has two steps, the upper one has three storage lockers, the left one housing the gas bottle, the central larger one for general stores and the right housing a spare gas cylinder. The lower step holds the folding bathing ladder and a central fixed bracket for adding a wind self steering system.
Deck equipment
Deck gear
Winches
Running rigging
Sails
Water
Fuel
Black water
Heating
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 desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
General note on safety equipment: Any safety equipment such as life rafts, Epirbs, fire extinguishers and flares etc. are usually personal to the current owner(s) and if being left on-board as part of the sale of a used vessel may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owner's specific needs.
Whilst we make best effort to obtain documentation from Vendors it is advisable to check what is available before travelling to view or making an offer.
