1999 Dufour 39 CC

This 1999 Dufour 39 Center Cockpit is a fiberglass sailing yacht with French design character. The hull follows a clean canoe body profile with a well-defined transom and sweeping curved windshield. Built to Bureau Veritas specifications and CE Offshore Category 'A' standards, it is a capable cruising boat. The 50-horsepower Volvo Pentad diesel engine with sailsdrive powers the yacht, supported by a 37-gallon fuel tank.

The interior provides two distinct cabin layouts. The forward cabin features 6 feet 4 inches of headroom with a large double berth, hanging locker, vanity, and shelving. The aft stateroom spans the full beam and contains an island double berth, two hanging lockers, vanity, and reading lights. A single full head with a separate shower stall serves both cabins.

Deck systems include Lewmar self-tailing winches, an in-mast furling mainsail, and a furling genoa with UV band protection. A 1000-watt electric windlass handles anchor work with 150 feet of 3/8-inch chain. All halyards lead aft to the cockpit for practical operation. The instrument suite includes Raymarine Autohelm ST60 speed, depth, and wind instruments, a Raymarine Autohelm 5000 autopilot, Standard Horizon and Garmin chartplotters, and a Standard Horizon VHF.

Power systems include four group 27 AGM house batteries installed in 2020 with 368-amp-hour capacity, plus a separate starter battery. Solar charging is managed by three 130-watt panels with a Watt Mobile MPPT controller. The galley has a propane-fired two-burner stovetop and oven, a microwave, and a refrigerator. Additional features include a stainless steel BBQ, cockpit cushions, a dodger, bimini, and custom winter and helm tent covers.