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    2017 X-Yachts Xc 42

    Location: Hamble-le-Rice, ENG, United Kingdom

    Tax status: Paid

    Brand: X-Yachts

    Model: Xc 42

    Year: 2017

    Length: 12.81 m

    Fuel: Diesel

    Engines: 1

    Hull: Fiberglass

    Condition: Used

    Xc 42, build number #96, commissioned 2017. White hull with grey hull stripes and shallow 1.70m L-shaped keel.  Standard aluminium mast with Furlerboom from 2024. Teak on cockpit, sidedecks and coachroof. Below decks she has three cabins, with two heads, classic layout with U-galley to port, and owner's berth forward.
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    Statistics

    Tax status
    Tax / VAT status:
    Paid
    Measurements
    Length:
    12.81 m
    Beam:
    4.10 m
    Draft:
    1.70 m
    Propulsion
    Engine:
    1 x Volvo Penta D2-55
    Engine hours:
    112
    Fuel:
    Diesel
    Fuel capacity:
    250
    HP each:
    55
    Drive type:
    Saildrive
    Accommodation
    Single berths:
    --
    Double berths:
    3
    Cabins:
    3
    Heads:
    2
    Water capacity:
    520

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    2017 X-Yachts Xc 42 for sale

    2017 X-Yachts Xc 42 boat for sale

    Xc 42, build number #96, commissioned 2017. White hull with grey hull stripes and shallow 1.70m L-shaped keel.  Standard aluminium mast with Furlerboom from 2024. Teak on cockpit, sidedecks and coachroof. Below decks she has three cabins, with two heads, classic layout with U-galley to port, and owner's berth forward.

    "eXcalibur" Highlights;

    1. Exceptional condition - lightly used, constantly updated and loved by both of her owners to date.
    2. Interior with custom wood finishes.  Brushed and textured Oak on bulkheads, with Walnut cabin sole.
    3. Highly regarded Bluewater Cruiser, already sailed into the Arctic Circle - where will you take her?

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