1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter for sale
Used 1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter for sale named "Falcon VII" is located in North Saanich (British Columbia, Canada). This vessel was both designed and built by the Kelly Peterson shipyard back in 1982. Key features 1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter: length 50.49 feet, beam 13.32 feet, boat displacement 36,997.93 pounds and max boat draft 6.66 feet. Hull key features 1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter: hull shape - monohull shape, hull material - fiberglass and keel type - fin keel. Yanmar 4JH4-TE engine: 75 hp, 2012 yrs and engine hours - 1962 hours. With a fuel tank capacity of 2,577.6 gallons, the 1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter can cover a distance of 2,235 miles at a cruising speed of 8.1 miles per hour. The fresh water storage system consists of tanks with a total capacity of 2,577.6 gallons, An allocated space of 686.5 gallons is available for holding personal effects and other belongings. 1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter can be categorized into the following classes: center cockpit sailboats, sailing cruiser boats and cutter boats. For buying inquiries and price clarification of the boat at £146,453, please contact the offerer buy Kelly Peterson Cutter!
1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter photos
1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter specification & technical information
| Type | Sail |
| Class | Center cockpit sailboats |
| Make | Kelly Peterson |
| Model | Kelly Peterson Cutter |
| Name | Falcon VII |
| Condition | Used |
| Year | 1982 |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| Keel type | Fin keel |
| Hull material | Fiberglass |
| Hull shape | Monohull shape |
| Length | 50.49 feet |
| Beam | 13.32 feet |
| Max boat draft | 6.66 feet |
| Distance | 2,235 miles |
| Cruising speed | 8.1 mph |
| Boat displacement | 36,997.93 lb |
| Fresh water tank capacity | 2,577.6 gal |
| Holding tank capacity | 686.5 gal |
| Fuel tank capacity | 2,577.6 gal |
| Location | North Saanich, Canada |
1982 Kelly Peterson Cutter engine details #1: | |
| Engine hours | 1962 hours |
| Make | Yanmar |
| Model | 4JH4-TE |
| Engine power | 75 hp |
| Year | 2012 |
