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When first introduced, Beneteau won Cruising World’s Boat of the Year
competition for Best Production Cruiser, this one commissioned to the
Moorings 404 standard. Designed
by Berret/Racoupeau, the 393 is well-proportioned and versatile, capable
of extended offshore passages and enjoyable day sails. The 393 is
brilliantly set up for easy sail handling. The headsail features a foam
luff for better shape when partially furled. The mainsheet traveler is
mounted forward of the companionway, but like the rest of the sail
controls, it can be trimmed from the cockpit. The 393 cockpit is
comfortable and well thought out. One clever feature is the way the helm
seat lowers to allow access to the transom step and easy swim
platform/ladder via the sugar scoop stern.
The ports and hatches offer excellent ventilation. Three acrylic windows
in the cabin top and six deadlights brighten the cherry-stained
interior. Three full size cabins and 2 heads make this a favourite for
3 couples or family vacations.
Specifications:
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Length LOA 39' 3"
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Hot and cold pressure water
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Beam 13' 1"
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2 head and 2 shower below
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Draft 5' 1" |
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On Deck shower
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Headroom 6' 5"
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130 gallons fresh water
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Displacement 17,152 lbs |
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Yanmar 56 hp
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Cabin air conditioning |
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Fuel tank 35 gallons
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Electric anchor windlass |
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Slab reefing main |
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GPS Chartplotter, Autohelm, VHF |
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Headsail roller furling |
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Stereo / CD / Radio |
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4 self tailing winches |
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12V electric refrigeration
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Dodger and Bimini |
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Sugar scooped walk through transom with swim ladder
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