ADDAYA

● Name: ADDAYA

● Rig : CLASSIC MOTORYACHT

● Year: 1964

● Designer: ANTONIO CABANELLAS

● Builder: CABANELLAS-POLLENSA-MALLORCA-SPAIN

● Location: SPAIN

● LOA: 28.00

● LOD: 28 m

● LWL: 24,42 m

● BMax: 6 m

● Depth: 1,85 m

● Displacement: 100 T

● Engine: 2 x 260 HP ROLLS ROYCE

● Equipments: ENGINES: 2 x 260 cv Rolls Royce CGTFLM 2187 A3 y A4

YEAR:1964

Working but in a need of service

FUEL TANKS:8.000 l. WINDLASS Thomas Reid & Sons

Anchors:2 x Hall 125 Kg. ELECTRIC SYSTEM :24V/220V

GENERATORS:25 Kw/h + 44 Kw/h

BATTERY CHARGER:Victron Energy 100A

  ELECTRONICS:NAVIGATION Simrad SX 44 Navstation

DEPTH SOUNDER:Simrad SX 44 Navstation

AUTOPILOT:Cetrek Pilot 730

 VHF:Sailor RT 5022 Lsd/GMDSS

GPS:Simrad CX44 Navstation

RADAR:Simrad CX44 Navstation

● Costruction and Accomodations: CONSTRUCTION: Mahogany planking , Iroko deck ACCOMODATIONS:

CABINS:3 + 2

TOTAL SLEEPING PLACES :10

BATHROOMS:4

SHOWERS:4

WATER TANKS:4.000 l.

HOLDING TANKS:336 l.

FRIDGE-FREZER

COOKER:Balay WT 3047 XP

AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

WASHING MACHINE:Bosch Silver Edition

WATER MAKER:Petsea RO 100 l.

● Description: An elegant classic motoryacht built by one of the most renewed spanish shipwrights .Many refined details

and admirable paneling and fornitures. Addaya needs some maintenance and service to its machinery , but she is sound

and has a very interesting price

● Asking Price: 250.000

● History:  Addaya has an important place in the spanish yachting history . She was built by  Antonio Cabanellas,

legendary shipwright of  Pollensa,Balearic Islands , and it has been his masterpiece .Many details testify the incredible

amount of woodworking he put in this yacht, like the ceilings , the elegance of the fornitures , the paneling. etc.. The

Addaya sailed a lot within the Mediterranean sea with its first owner,  Don Fernando Rubió Tuduri Andomar between the

  60'ies and the 80 ies ,and it was the center of spectacular parties in the fashion harbours and bays of that time. Many

important and famous person of the international  high society has been guests on board. Today Addaya is  in general

good conditions, but she needs maintenance and care.

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