1991 Super Van Craft 15.50

This 1991 Super Van Craft is a steel-hulled motor yacht measuring 50.85 feet in length with a beam of 14.60 feet. Twin Daf diesel engines rated at 320 horsepower power the boat, which has logged 2,130 engine hours. The yacht draws 1.45 meters and stands 3.50 meters high to the cabin roof. Displacement is 26 tons. Fuel capacity reaches 2,500 liters, with a 1,200-liter freshwater tank and 500-liter waste tank. The boat includes a 12 kW Onan generator (406 hours), an electric windlass, davits for a tender, and a deck wash pump. Navigation equipment includes a Robertson 200DL autopilot, VDO depth sounder and log, Shipmate radio telephone, and hand-held VHF.

The layout spans from bow to stern with a forward cabin featuring a V-berth arrangement and surrounding windows and opening portholes, plus a head with hand shower, storage, and escape hatch. A spacious starboard saloon holds a U-shaped dinette, while the galley opposite features a sink, halogen cooktop, oven, extractor hood, and teak countertop. The main saloon contains an L-shaped settee with original Klaassen table and chairs, and a sliding roof. A rear master cabin features a large double berth, escape hatch, storage, and portholes. An aft head is located on the port side with a washing machine and access to the engine room. The pilothouse sits aft with its own sliding roof and teak doors to the aft deck. Teak finishes the deck and cabin structure throughout. An Eberspächer cabin heater with radiators provides heating. Four 12-volt 120-amp and two start batteries were installed in 2026.

The entire cabin superstructure was stripped and refinished in varnish during 2024. The boat wintered under cover annually at a facility in Drimmelen throughout its ownership history.