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Charter Boat Service
In August of 1983, petitioners purchased a used 1976 Cheoy
Lee sailboat. Petitioners named the sailboat the Malaguena. The
Malaguena was a 41-foot ketch, with a fiberglass hull, powered by
an in-line four-cylinder Perkins diesel engine.3
3In a promotional brochure published by its manufacturer,
the sailboat was described as follows:
With this brochure we introduce a new model, a
cruising yacht with a difference. As soon as you step
aboard you will notice the wide and uncluttered side
decks, teak of course, the modern-style tumble home on
the cabin trunkings and the three large Plexiglass 2-
way skylights which allow ample daylight illumination
of the cabin interior. And you have a choice of three
sail plans.
Down below the open-plan layout is on a single level
entirely clear of obstructions due to the engine being
completely below the floor amidships. The spacious
public area is dominated by our unique horse shoe
shaped dining table which can be lowered when required
for use as a berth.
The cook has really large working surfaces and plenty
of stowages, the angled sink configuration allowing very
easy access to the dining table, with the main mast pillar
in just the right place to hold on to in heavy weather.
There are more drawers, lockers and general stowages
than you think because they are arranged differently.
Standard equipment includes:-
Choice of Perkins 4-108 50 BHP or Volvo MD-17C 36 HP diesel
engines. Pedestal and wheel steering system. Bow and stern
pulpits and side stanchions in stainless steel. Spruce
spars, roller/slab reefing gear, deck and spar hardware, 2
sheet and 2 or 3 halliard winches depending on rig hardware,
2 sheet and 2 or 3 halliard winches depending on rig chosen,
all hardware in stainless steel or bronze chromium plated.
Navigation and cabin lights. Electric cold water pressure
system suppling shower, wash basin and sink, sump tank,
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