Leopard 39' 390 Owner's Version 2011

Electronics:

• Radar
• Autopilot
• TV set with DVD player
• Wind speed and direction
• Compass
• GPS
• Cockpit speakers
• VHF
• Depthsounder
• Radio
• Log-speedometer
• AIS Receiver and transmitter

Sails:

• Asymmetric spinnaker
• Furling jib (100%)
• Fully battened mainsail
• Code Zero Genoa, 150%
• Storm trysail (never out of bag)

Rigging:

• (2) Electric winches
• Steering wheel
• Aft led shrouds, furling forestay, diamond strut mast stiffeners

Inside Equipment:

• Battery charger
• Electric bilge pumps
• Fresh water maker
• Air conditioning
• Hot water
• Refrigerator
• Manual bilge pumps
• (2) Electric macerator heads

Electrical Equipment:

• Inverter
• Generator
• Shore power inlet
• Electrical extras 110V: TV and DVD player, Microwave, Toaster, Coffee Percolator

Outside Equipment/Extras:

• Liferaft - Not in Service, AS IS
• Solar panels
• Davits - Electric Dinghy Davits
• Swimming ladder
• Cockpit table
• Electric windlass
• Covers
• Genoa cover
• Bimini Top
• StackPak mainsail cover
• Mast Height: ICW friendly rig 63'

• 6 Foot Forepeak berth including mattress
• Salon table convertible to coffee table and/or double bunk with cushions
• Yanmar 3YM30C 29 HP engines
• Yanmar temperature gauges installed at helm and vacuum gauges installed in engine rooms
• Easy change impeller kit on engines and generator
• Kiwi 3 blade feathering props with two extra Kiwi props and blades and one spare original two blade Yanmar prop
• Engine kill switch added in master bedroom for security
• Garmin 8212 12 inch chart plotter at helm complete with GPS antenna (chart plotter hard wired to TV in salon)
• Garmin AIS 600 transceiver with transmit and receive complete with GPS antenna
• Raymarine 55 VHF at nav station
• Raymarine RayMic remote VHF at helm
• Raymarine ST60 Wind Instrument
• Raymarine i50 Tridata (speed, log, and depth) with depth transducer and removable speed transducer
• Raymarine ST6002 Autopilot
• Raymarine Autopilot smart remote to steer boat from salon
• Raymarine digital radar 3KW 24 inch radome mounted on mast with sail protector
• ICOM M802 Single Sideband Radio complete with masthead MMSI antenna, ground plane, rope antenna
• Amplified Digital TV antenna - Digital Yacht DTV100 Marine HD TV/FM Antenna mounted on the cabin top (amplifies HD signals for perfect reception)
• Remote cable TV coax connection mounted port side aft
• 110v Volt shore power pack with two heavy duty 50 foot 30 amp shore power lines, AC switch panel, AC outlets in cabins, galley, at freezer, and switch panel. Additional AC outlets added in master head, behind TV, and inside instrument cabinet.
• Additional DC outlets added under outside settee and under vanity
• Victron Inverter/Charger 12/200/80 50
• Victron upgraded Battery Management System
• (4) Lifeline 210 Amp Hour AGM house batteries (Double the battery capacity of standard equipment)
• Ventilation fans in salon (2) and cabins (3) with additional fans added in Master and Master Head
• Generator set - Northern Lights 6 KW supplied from aft port fuel tank, Sound enclosure, Waterproof cover
• Air conditioning system - two Cruisair 16,000 BTU 110 volt units with optional sound enclosures
• (6) Solar Panels - 70 watt each fitted to hard top with power indicators in salon Electric flushing toilets: Jabsco quiet flush (seawater/fresh water option in master head and seawater option in guest head).
• Galley faucet with pull out mixer (Delta)
• Seagull water purifier in galley with separate faucet
• Water maker: Spectra Newport 300 (12 volt) 14 gallons per hour with MPC-5000 controller (currently pickled)
• Hinged door added on storage compartment starboard/forward
• LED lighting throughout boat having replaced fluorescent lights in heads and berths
• White LED saloon lights on LED dimmers
• Added Red LED lights in saloon for night vision (separately switched in salon)
• Added LED white and red light in master bedroom and above master berth
• LED Running Lights with LED anchor light on photocell with safety strobe (separately switched in salon)
• LED underwater lights on each hull aft (separately switched in salon)
• LED strip light in rear seating area- multi color with dimmer and remote (separately switched in salon)
• Salt water wash down system forward
• Stern shower: Hot/cold water
• Stern BBQ grill with dedicated marine gas cylinder
• (3) Stern fishing rod holders
• Complete helm enclosure with four windows and side that rolls up
• Helm instrument and wheel cover made of sunbrella
• Rear sunscreen covering.
• (6) Blue folding chairs that can be used around the boat and replace cockpit cushions, (far more stowable)
• Sunscreens for all salon windows
• Oceanaire shades for all windows below
• Square top mainsail in lieu of standard main
• Boom cover (Quantum Stack Pack)
• Winches: 2 Electric Sheet winch - Harken #B44 2 speed
• 19” Samsung flat screen TV in salon area - 110 volt
• Eight line harken deck organizer added running jib sheets, Code 0/Spinnaker sheets, main halyard, boom vang and reefing lines to electric winches at helm
• Boom vang added - run back to helm station
• Factory installed bow sprit which is removable
• Roller Furling Code 0 with all running rigging and oversized roller fuller (Code 0 is white)
• Roller Furling Asymmetric Spinnaker with all running rigging and oversized roller fuller (Spinnaker is Leopard Blue with Leopard Gold cats paw in center)
• Spinnaker sock to fit spinnaker providing optional launching capability
• Life Raft (6 man, not in service)
• Man Overboard Module
• Life Sling in Sunbrella case
• Throw line and horseshoe buoy
• Rocna Anchor - 45 pound - complete with 165 feet of 50mm chain
• Brittany anchor - 35 pound - complete with 26 feet of 8m chain and 200 feet of 61m warp line
• Anchor bridle, shackle and hook
• (6) Fenders
• Mooring lines and spring lines
• Added stern flag pole

The Leopard 39's speed on the water and easy handling are its top features, earning it 'Boat of the Year 2010' from Cruising World and SAIL magazine. The Leopard 39 features a large cockpit with outside dining area protected by a functional hard-top bimini with mounted solar panels. The galley-up design incorporates a spacious salon and aft facing galley. No steps up or down anywhere. The 3-cabin layout features an owner-dedicated starboard hull with master stateroom, office area and large head with separate stall shower forward. Sailing the Leopard 39 is easy: halyard, main and jib sheets lead to clutches and self-tailing two speed electric winches directly adjacent to the helm. There’s room for two on the bench-style helm seat, but you need only one to trim sails.

The vessel is ready for immediate cruising, now in Hampstead, North Carolina at a private dock with immediate access to ICW.

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 brochure.

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.

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