1986 Vindo 45

The Vindo 45 is a 1986 Swedish sailing yacht built from fiberglass with distinctive teak and mahogany woodwork throughout the house and deck. The design combines fiberglass hull and cockpit with varnished mahogany and teak detailing, a hallmark of Vindö Yachts' construction philosophy. The boat is powered by a Nanni diesel engine of 28.6 horsepower.

The yacht features a full-length keel and ballast-to-displacement ratio of 42 percent, giving her seaworthy offshore capability along with responsive performance in lighter conditions. Both the mainsail and jib are equipped with roller furling systems, allowing the boat to be sailed easily by a single operator from the cockpit without constant sail handling.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates two cabins and one head. The teak decks have been refurbished, the engine is new, and new spars and sails have been installed. The boat has been stored indoors in a heated space, with ongoing maintenance and improvements carried out over the years.