S/V VR | 2005 Manta 42 MkII

Fort Lauderdale, FL, US

About

The Manta Mk-II is a US built bluewater vessel with an excellent reputation established as a serious Offshore liveaboard catamaran that can easily be singlehanded.

S/VR Is a Florida based 2005 Manta 42 Mk-II “owners” version layout. This vessel is outfitted  for long-range cruising. The port hull features the owner’s suite with master stateroom aft and a private head with a separate shower forward. Midship has multiple built-in bookshelves and storage cabinets that line the port hull companionway. The starboard hull features an aft VIP guest stateroom and a forward guest stateroom. A guest head is shared and built-in bookcases line the companionway. The vessel includes a fully equipped galley and salon for lounging and entertaining.

At the helm one can handle every sail control with the electric winch. The main halyard, jib halyard, main sheet, jib sheet, and two single reef lines lead to the helm through deck organizer to sheet stoppers. There is also a custom spinnaker sock and turtle bag.

The hull, deck, bulkheads and sub-sole are vacuumed bagged using a varying lamination schedule of biaxial, triaxial and unidirectional cloth, cored with Core Cell ( hull & deck) and Nida Core honeycomb coring (bulkheads, sub-sole) and laminated with vinylester and isophthalic resins. Wetted surfaces below the waterline are solid GRP construction with vinylester resin. Above the waterline in the hull and deck isophthalic resin is used.

In the areas of thru-hulls, chainplates and deck hardware the construction is solid GRP. All deck hardware is thru-bolted with aluminum backing plates laminated into the respective location. Manta further uses Kevlar in the bow and keel areas. Thru-hull fittings and sea cocks are non-corrosive Marelon. The hull-to-deck bond is done with 3M 5200 marine adhesive/sealant and reinforced with 360-degree unidirectional laminates on the inside of the hull/deck bond for additional structural integrity and stiffness, creating a monocoque structure. The hull/deck seam is then finished with a heavy-duty vinyl rub rail.

All mechanical/electrical and plumbing systems are designed in accordance with ABYC standards using the best materials and equipment available to the marine industry, with the goal of reducing maintenance to a minimum.

Engine rooms are easily accessed via the aft berths with a hydraulic-assisted bunk lift and opening doors. The transmission comes with a pump-out tube, allowing oil to be changed/replaced without the need to haul it out.

Upgrades in 2024-2026


Mechanical & Propulsion

  • New 20 HP Suzuki dinghy motor with tilt and electric start (Jan 2024)

  • New starboard engine battery – Group 31 (Jan 2024)

  • New port engine AGM battery – Group 31 (2024)

  • New generator AGM battery – Group 31 with trickle maintainer (2024)

  • Sail drive seals replaced (2024)

  • Port engine rebuilt (Mar 2025)

  • Port engine valve adjustment and gasket replacement (May 2025)

  • Starboard raw water through-hull replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Starboard glow plug relay replaced; spare on hand (Jan 2026)

  • Topping lift line replaced (Jan 2025)

  • Spare engine included

  • Spare starter and alternator included


Electrical & Power Systems

  • Major power upgrade: 2100W solar, 900AH LiFePO4 lithium bank, Victron Cerbo GX, Victron SmartShunt, Victron SmartSolar controllers, upgraded disconnects and cabling (2024)

  • Portable VHF radio with charger installed (Feb 2024)

  • New VHF radio at nav station (Oct 2024)

  • Starlink installed (Oct 2024)

  • Navionics updated on chartplotter (Jan 2026)

  • USB outlets installed throughout the vessel (Apr 2024)

  • USB charging port installed at helm (Oct 2024)

  • New cockpit lights (Apr 2025)

  • Steaming light and deck light replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Security camera installed (Dec 2024)

  • New printer (Oct 2024)

  • High water alarms installed – port and starboard (Feb 2026)

  • Spare Group 31 battery


Hull, Bottom & Steering

  • Bottom sanded to gelcoat, primed, and painted (Feb 2024)

  • Bottom roughed and painted (Oct 2024)

  • Rudder bearings and seals replaced (Oct 2024)

  • Rudder tube repaired after yard damage (Oct 2024)

  • Zincs replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Rigging inspection completed – reported good condition (Jan 2026)


Plumbing & Water Systems

  • Port bilge pump and switch replaced (2024)

  • Shower bilge pump switch replaced (2024)

  • Fresh water pump replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Water tank flushed (Jan 2026)

  • Toilet valve seals replaced (June 2025)

  • Watermaker pickled (July 2024)

  • New fridge compressor plate cooler and thermostats (Mar 2024)


Deck & Ground Tackle

  • All winches cleaned and regreased (Apr 2024)

  • Anchor chain reversed (Nov 2024)

  • Windlass switch replaced (Nov 2024)

  • Windlass serviced and greased (Oct 2025)

  • Boom brake serviced (Oct 2025)

  • New bridle and dock lines (Nov 2024)

  • Dinghy bottom painted (2024)


Interior & Comfort

  • New kitchen faucet (Feb 2024)

  • Master cabin TV installed (Apr 2024)

  • Hatch screens and shades repaired (Oct 2024)

  • Cockpit cushions replaced (June 2025)

  • Mainsail cleaned and reconditioned (Dec 2024)

  • Vessel washed and compounded (Dec 2025)

  • Countertop ice maker included

  • Portable fridge/freezer included

Specifications

  • Length: 42ft
  • Beam: 21' 0"
  • Draft: 3' 8"
  • Year: 2005
  • Hull: Fiberglass
  • Status: Active

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SPECS

MEASUREMENTS

  • Length Overall: 42 ft
  • Max Draft: 3' 8"
  • Bridge Clearance Measure: 60' 0"
  • Cabin Head room measure: 6' 3"
  • Beam Measure: 21' 0"

ENGINE(S)

  • Total Power: 60
  • Engine Brand: Volvo Penta
  • Engine Model: MD2030 w/130S drives
  • Engine Type: Inboard
  • Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Engine Hours: 2000
  • Engine Power: 30 hp

  • Total Power: 60
  • Engine Brand: Volvo Penta
  • Engine Model: MD2030 w/130S drives
  • Engine Type: Inboard
  • Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Engine Hours: 2000
  • Engine Power: 30 hp

TANKS

  • Fresh Water Tanks: 1 (0 Gallons)

Accommodations

  • Number of cabins: 3
  • Number of heads: 2

Upgrades 2024-2026

Mechanical & Propulsion

  • New 20 HP Suzuki dinghy motor with tilt and electric start (Jan 2024)

  • New starboard engine battery – Group 31 (Jan 2024)

  • New port engine AGM battery – Group 31 (2024)

  • New generator AGM battery – Group 31 with trickle maintainer (2024)

  • Sail drive seals replaced (2024)

  • Port engine rebuilt (Mar 2025)

  • Port engine valve adjustment and gasket replacement (May 2025)

  • Starboard raw water through-hull replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Starboard glow plug relay replaced; spare on hand (Jan 2026)

  • Topping lift line replaced (Jan 2025)

  • Spare engine included

  • Spare starter and alternator included

Electrical & Power Systems

  • Major power upgrade: 2100W solar, 900AH LiFePO4 lithium bank, Victron Cerbo GX, Victron SmartShunt, Victron SmartSolar controllers, upgraded disconnects and cabling (2024)

  • Portable VHF radio with charger installed (Feb 2024)

  • New VHF radio at nav station (Oct 2024)

  • Starlink installed (Oct 2024)

  • Navionics updated on chartplotter (Jan 2026)

  • USB outlets installed throughout the vessel (Apr 2024)

  • USB charging port installed at helm (Oct 2024)

  • New cockpit lights (Apr 2025)

  • Steaming light and deck light replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Security camera installed (Dec 2024)

  • New printer (Oct 2024)

  • High water alarms installed – port and starboard (Feb 2026)

  • Spare Group 31 battery

Hull, Bottom & Steering

  • Bottom sanded to gelcoat, primed, and painted (Feb 2024)

  • Bottom roughed and painted (Oct 2024)

  • Rudder bearings and seals replaced (Oct 2024)

  • Rudder tube repaired after yard damage (Oct 2024)

  • Zincs replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Rigging inspection completed – reported good condition (Jan 2026)

Plumbing & Water Systems

  • Port bilge pump and switch replaced (2024)

  • Shower bilge pump switch replaced (2024)

  • Fresh water pump replaced (Jan 2026)

  • Water tank flushed (Jan 2026)

  • Toilet valve seals replaced (June 2025)

  • Watermaker pickled (July 2024)

  • New fridge compressor plate cooler and thermostats (Mar 2024)

Deck & Ground Tackle

  • All winches cleaned and regreased (Apr 2024)

  • Anchor chain reversed (Nov 2024)

  • Windlass switch replaced (Nov 2024)

  • Windlass serviced and greased (Oct 2025)

  • Boom brake serviced (Oct 2025)

  • New bridle and dock lines (Nov 2024)

  • Dinghy bottom painted (2024)

Interior & Comfort

  • New kitchen faucet (Feb 2024)

  • Master cabin TV installed (Apr 2024)

  • Hatch screens and shades repaired (Oct 2024)

  • Cockpit cushions replaced (June 2025)

  • Mainsail cleaned and reconditioned (Dec 2024)

  • Vessel washed and compounded (Dec 2025)

  • Countertop ice maker included

  • Portable fridge/freezer included

2018-2019 Upgrades

 

  • All new Raymarine Nav instruments, including wireless radar in 2019,
  • Wireless autopilot and windlass remotes
  • Axiom 12 chart plotter in 2019
  • Cruise Air air conditioning systems (salon unit new in 2021, aft unit new in 2018
  • 18 GPH Spectra Newport water maker
  • New Eisenglass in 2018.

Construction

 

  • Exterior finish white gelcoat
  • Hull, deck, and bulkheads constructed with Nida-Core
  • Collision bulkheads with watertight compartments in bow, and stern.
  • Deck hardware reinforced with aluminum
  • Fiberglass fin keels molded integrally with hulls
  • Twin high-density foam/fiberglass rudders with 2” dia. solid stainless-steel shaft

Accommodations

 

  • Port side as an Owner’s cabin with queen bed
  • Owner’s private head, complete with master shower
  • Starboard quarters feature a rear cabin with a queen bed
  • guest head with a separate shower
  • forward cabin with twin bed
  • Blend of cherry and teak interior finishes
  • Vinyl headliners
  • Swanstone composite countertops
  • Teak and holly pressurized laminate soles

Salon

 

  • Large L-shaped hunter-green fabric settee.
  • Matching ottomans with additional storage.
  • Large adjustable table for dining or entertainment.
  • Acrylic tinted windows.
  • Full-size hanging/wet locker with storage shelf and floor drains.
  • Flat screen TV built-in above the wet locker.
  • Nav Station Chart table with storage and locker with adjustable shelves.
  • Electrical Panel.

Galley

 

  • The galley is U-shaped to the port –
  • Top-loading 10 cubic ft. Adler Barbour refrigerator/freezer with rods and baskets – 6″ foam insulation and divider and remote thermostat/thermometer.
  • Force-10 (3) burner propane stove with oven and additional storage below.
  • Microwave oven.
  • Swanstone finish countertops.
  • Large sink with hot/cold water mixer.
  • Fresh water foot pump.
  • Extensive upper and lower storage cabinetry.
  • Integral trash bin.
  • 12v Exhaust blower.
  • Remote solenoid shut-off valve for propane (20lb bottle in the cockpit locker and spare 20lb).

Plumbing

 

  • 18 GPH Spectra Newport 400 MKII water maker with Z-ION 30-day auto store option (new in 2017).
  • 10 Gallon Isotemp water heater – 110V with heat exchanger system.
  • (2) 20 Gallon polyethylene holding tanks with y-valve, macerator pump, and deck fitting.
  • TANK WATCH float switch “FULL” light.
  • 100 Gallon baffled aluminum freshwater tank.

Electronics

 

  • All new Raymarine Nav instruments including wireless radar in 2019.
  • Wireless autopilot and windlass remotes and Axiom 12 chart plotter in 2019.
  • AIS transceiver new 2019.
  • 30 A and 70A Victron controllers use Blue Tooth Monitoring apps.
  • Cellular router, wireless HP printer/scanner.
  • Icom M802 SSB radio.
  • Handheld VHF.
  • LCD TV with both Bluetooth and audio feed to Fusion stereo with remotes and salon and cockpit speakers.

Electrical and Navigation

 

  • New Kohler 6KW generator (new in 2018) with 975 hours with the new power vent system.
  • 1250 watts of solar power, final upgrade in 2023.
  • 2 new Victron Bluetooth Controllers.
  • Victron charger/ inverter (new in 2021). All new cables installed.
  • 760 amps of AGM batteries (new in 2021).
  • 12V exhaust blower with added speed control unit for galley stove extractor hood.
  • Blue Sea 12-volt and 120-volt electrical monitoring system.
  • Balmar alternator controllers.
  • Several 120-volt outlets were replaced with Included USB charging ports.
  • Victron isolation transformers,
  • LED tri-color masthead and anchor light, LED running lights,
  • Almost all interior lights replaced with LEDs.

Deck and Hull

 

  • Manta fiberglass hardtop with an integral welded aluminum radar arch.
  • New Eisenglass in 2018.
  • Bulkhead-mounted stainless steel steering wheel
  • Full seat mounted from the arch support.
  • Adjustable Captain’s chair with footrest
  • Cockpit seating with (5) Closed cell foam cushions
  • Cockpit table.
  • Custom Cockpit rear sling bench seating.
  • (3) Fiberglass storage boxes for additional deck gear.
  • Partial Cockpit enclosure extending to the front edge of the helm station.
  • Watertight Cabin entry door with roll-away screen.
  • Stainless steel handrails.
  • Stainless steel corner bow rails with integral seat.
  • Double lifelines with boarding gates midships and aft.
  • Upper and lower lifelines are vinyl-covered stainless steel.
  • (6) Bowmar stainless steel deck hatches.
  • (8) Stainless steel opening ports.
  • Molded non-skid on all deck surfaces.
  • LED navigation lights and anchor light.
  • Combination of steaming/fore deck light
  • 12v LED courtesy lights.
  • Stern dockside water connection.
  • Hot and cold deck shower.
  • Fresh water washdown at the stern.
  • (1) 50’ Water hose.
  • (4) Large foredeck lockers with locking latches.
  • Freshwater washdown at starboard stern.
  • Magma propane BBQ.

Sails and Rigging

 

  • At Helm one can handle virtually every sail control line: main halyard and jib halyard, main sheet and jib sheet, and two single line reefs lead to Helm through deck organizer, to sheet stoppers, and then to Custom spinnaker turtle.
  • Main with two reefs
  • Self-tacking jib
  • Nearly new asymmetrical spinnaker with the sock.
  • Electric winch in the cockpit
  • Running and standing rigging were replaced in 2018, and inspected in 2022.
  • Sails and covers were inspected and repaired in the summer of 2020, main in the summer of 2022.
  • Lazy Jacks
  • Downhaul for Jib
  • Dutchman Boom Brake

Engine and Mechanical

 

  • Twin 30hp Volvo Penta MD2030 Diesel engines
  • Engine Hours: 2,000 hours each.
  • Volvo Penta 130S sail drives.
  • 3-blade bronze folding propellers.
  • (2) Cruise Air air conditioning systems (salon unit new in 2021, aft unit new in 2018).
  • Seawater strainers for engines.
  • Engine room blowers.
  • New Engine control panels in Cockpit.
  • Single lever shift/throttles.
  • Extensive array of spare parts for all engines, systems and sail drives.
  • New Stainless steel Volvo exhaust elbows and composite mufflers (Nov of 2018).
  • Dual Racor 500 fuel filters with switchover valve
  • Reverso oil change units (each engine).

Safety

 

  • 4 long fenders
  • 2 large round fenders
  • Assorted-length dock lines
  • 1 Boat hook
  • Several inflatable life vests
  • One personal EPIRB
  • Ocean Signal EPIRB

Anchor and Docking

 

  • Maxwell 1200 power anchor windlass with foot switch and remote (rebuilt windlass 2019).
  • Spade 55-pound stainless anchor (new in 2017).
  • Fortress FX23 anchor
  • 250 feet of 5/16 American-made anchor chain 9 months old.
  • Custom stainless steel anchor roller (new in 2017).
  • Anchor chain locker.
  • 12v Saltwater anchor washdown in anchor locker (can switch to freshwater).

Miscellaneous

 

  • Multiple spare parts: Macerator, electric head pumps, fresh water pumps, raw water pumps, new extra 50-amp power cord splitter and extra new shore power cord, oil, fuel and water maker filters, impellers, tools.
  • Spare 500 GPH air conditioning water pump, spare Groco macerating “Sea Chest” that feeds water to the air conditioning pump as well as the generator.
  • Coffee maker; blender; the complement of dishes, glasses, cookware, and utensils.
  • Float toys, Inflatable Kayak with an air compressor.
  • Scuba tank racks
  • Life Raft Rack

Dinghy

 

  • 2019 10’6 Caribe inflatable with console.
  • 25 HP 2 stroke Tohatsu with electric start.
  • Vinyl cover, an anchor, heavy stainless steel security chain.

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The 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.

The Multihull Company is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel though the vessel may be listed with another brokerage company.

 

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