Custom Newick Trice III - “Barbaresco”
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Type: |
Custom Newick |
Model: |
Trice III |
LOA: |
37' |
Year: |
1985 |
Listed as EUR: |
€39.000 $48,781 ? £32,744 ? |
Lying: |
Turkey |
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“Barbaresco” was designed by Dick Newick and built in wood-epoxy by Fidravanti Shipyard in Cervia, Italy. She was successfully raced in Italy and France and has been cruised since 1995. “Barbaresco” has always been well kept by her one and only owner. She is currently located at a lovely protected marina in Turkey.
The Trice III design is a very fast cruiser for a couple and 2-3 children. She has somewhat more volume than a typical Newick design of similar LOA. If this type of sailing whets your appetite, “Barbaresco” merits your consideration. |
Builder/Designer |
| Builder: Custom |
Designer: Richard Newick |
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Dimensions |
| LOA: 37' |
LWL: 35' |
Beam: 24' |
| Displacement: 3 metric tons |
Draft: 6'/2' |
Bridge Clearance: 50' (approx.) |
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Engines |
| Engine(s): 1995 Mercury |
Engine(s) HP: 10 |
Engine Model: 2-cycle |
| Hours: 100 |
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Tankage |
| Fuel: 20 liters (steel) |
Water: 80 liters (SS) |
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| Additional Specifications |
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- Hull beam (maximum): 6’
- Hull beam (waterline): 2’
- Payload: 600 kg.
- Headroom: 5’11”
- Working sail area: 40 square meters
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| Accommodation |
“Barbaresco”
has a comfortable and seamanlike interior. Four persons can be
accommodated, two in a double berth and one in each of two single
berths. The interior finish is varnished wood. Berths are fitted with
12 cm thick cushions.
Vessel Walk Through
From forward to aft the layout is as follows:
A large stowage area is located in the forepeak. This area could
also serve as a small berth. A Raritan manual W.C. is in the aft
starboard corner of the forepeak. There is also a sink with fresh water
foot pump. The bulkhead dividing the forepeak from the main cabin is
closed off with a privacy curtain.
Next aft is the main cabin. Single berths (each 2 meter x 1 meter)
are located to port and starboard. There are storage areas beneath the
berths and a dinette table may be set up between the berths. The galley
area is located aft of the berths to port. A stand-up navigation
station with 1.2 meter x 1.0 meter chart table and electronics area is
located aft of the berths to starboard. A companionway ladder leads up
through a hatch to the cockpit,
Aft of the main cabin and below the cockpit is the private double
aft cabin. This cabin is accessed through a passage behind the main
cabin companionway ladder. The cabin is fitted with a 1.9 meter x 1.6
meter double berth. A hatch and second companionway ladder at the aft
end of the berth leads up to deck level near the stern. |
| Galley Equipment |
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- Stainless steel sink with fresh water foot pump
- 2-burner LPG stove
- Top-opening ice box with approximately 15 liter capacity
- Numerous storage compartments
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| Design and Construction |
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- Open wing design with 2 x crossbeams
- Center cockpit
- Retractable daggerboard
- Kick-up rudder operated by a tiller steering system
- Between crossbeam area spanned by netting
| - Hulls and decks: Cold-molded WEST System
- Crossbeams: Fiberglass/Kevlar over balsa core
- Hull and deck paint: White polyurethane
- Bottom paint: Black International antifouling
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| Rig |
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- Sloop rig
- WEST System deck stepped rotating wing mast
- Anodized aluminum boom
- Type 316 stainless steel wire standing rigging with Norseman terminal fittings
- 3 x internal halyards
- Lazy jacks
| - Main: Hood, 2001, 22 square meters, Vectran, full battens, 3 x reef points, very good condition
- Mainsail cover.
- Genoa: Hood, 2001, 10 square meters, Vectran, Harken furler, very good condition
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| Deck amd Hull Equipment |
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- 2 x Nemo hatches
- 18 kg. CQR anchor with 10 meters of chain and 50 meters of 12 mm rode
- 2 x Fortress aluminum anchors
- 3 x fenders
- 2 x Harken #45 2-speed self tailing winches
- 7 x Harken #32 2-speed self tailing winches
- 10 x Antal rope clutches
- 6 x fenders
- Cockpit cushions
- Hose
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| Machinery |
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- Engine mounted on the aft crossbeam and may be tilted out of the water
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| Electrical System |
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- 12 volt DC electrical system
- 2 x 55 ampere-hour Turk batteries (2 years old)
- Custom distribution panel with circuit breakers, fuses and voltmeter
- Exterior lighting include running, tricolor, anchor and foredeck lights
- Cabin lighting
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| Electronics/Navigation |
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- ICOM hand-held VHF radio
- Geonav monochrome GPS/plotter utilizing Navionics chart cards
- Micrologic LORAN
- Datamarine knotmeter/log
- Datamarine depth sounder (non-operational-may need transducer)
- Datamarine wind speed/AWI (needs maintenance)
- Panasonic stereo
- Barometer (not operational)
- Binoculars
- Suunto hand bearing compass
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| Safety Equipment |
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- 6 x life Jackets
- Pirelli 6-man life raft in soft valise (needs repacking)
- Manual bilge pump
- Manual fire extinguisher
- Lifesling
- Horseshoe buoy
- MOB pole
- 6 x safety harnesses
- Radar reflector
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| Miscellaneous |
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- Pirelli 2.80 meter inflatable dinghy
- Mariner 4 hp outboard motor
- Pots and pans
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Disclaimer The Multihull Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.