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Storyteller, a Manta 42 Mk IV, was built in the USA. She is designed to travel, and to get you there comfortably and safely. Her build is well thought out, and is described in detail below. Just a few highlights of that build are that her hull, below the waterline, is solid GRP construction with vinylester resin. Kevlar is additionally incorporated into the bow and keel areas for strength and rigidity. In the areas of thru-hulls, chainplates, and deck hardware, the construction is solid GRP. The hull above the waterline is cored with Divinycell while subsoles and bulkheads are cored with Nida-Core. These are expensive materials that don't allow moisture penetration and add to the life and continued safety of this design.
In other words, she protects you....and your investment.
Storyteller is a cruising veteran, and her strong point is that she is set up for anchoring out for long periods of time. She boasts 3, 370W solar panels that produce enough electricity to allow day to day electrical use including frig and freezer, plus using the watermaker ....without having to use the generator. She is self sufficient, and how lovely is that?
Storyteller has always been maintained and upgraded by owners who realize what a boat needs. She only needs personal provisioning and she's ready to go south this fall.
If you are looking to cruise this winter, now is the time to act. She's ready and waiting.
A few of her notable features are....
Many more upgrades....just see the listing.
Specifications
Just wow. Upon seeing the layout of the Manta 42, I was struck with how well designed she is.
Upon entering, the living spaces, including the galley are on one level and this area is so light and bright from all the windows. Very cheery and really, all you need.
The sleeping areas and heads are in each of the hulls and, in addition to large areas, provide so much storage, in addition to good access to the engines.
Of note is that she has reverse cycle heat and air throughout that is run either by shore power or generator when at anchor.
Salon
Galley
Sleeping quarters and heads
Storyteller's cockpit is one of the nicest I've seen. Great for entertaining, or passagemaking. The sling seat is brilliant. It's comfortable for you and your guests....and is just plain fun. Lots of storage compartments are underneath this area, as well.
Cockpit cushions, partial enclosure and new Strataglass dodger with sun covers are also of note here.
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