1975 Moody Carbineer 44

One of Moody Yachts Most Iconic boats. The Moody Carbineer 46, designed by Laurent Giles does it all in old school style. Beautiful lines, thoughtfully constructed using high quality materials and extremely practical. She is the consummate pilothouse ketch of her era and highly sought after. "Ultimate" has been well maintained by an experienced owner, has a comprehensive inventory and is ready to set sail. She was was described as being light and airy inside, enhanced by her light oak joinery, which made her suitable for warmer climes, but also had the advantage of a warm and secure saloon for UK passage making. Day heads - Amidships opposite the galley. Laid teak side decks with raised bullworks running aft to the slightly raised, teak laid aft deck and cockpit. Secured by a stainless steel pulpit and stanchion posts running twin guard wires aft. The guard wires terminate at the side boarding gates and a solid teak rail with stainless steel stanchions secures the aft deck and cockpit area. There are incorporated davits for the dinghy. Engine, propulsion and machinery Housed beneath the pilothouse floor with other services. Well sound insulated. This is a large area accessed via the aft cabin by lifting the steps. There is also complete access via the pilothouse floor. Electronics and navigation equipment External helm - New instrument pod 2016.