2004 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393

This 2004 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat built for extended passages and comfortable offshore living. The 39-foot yacht is powered by a Volvo D22 diesel engine rated at 55 horsepower with approximately 1800 hours of operation. It features a two-cabin layout with an owner's stateroom featuring a king bed with memory foam mattress, a second cabin with pullman berth, and two heads with showers. The saloon includes a dinette to port with custom cushions and converts to a double berth, while a navigation station occupies the starboard side.

The galley is equipped with a two-burner LP gas stove and oven, double stainless steel sink, front-load refrigerator, top-loading freezer, and six-gallon water heater. Fresh water capacity totals 120 gallons across two plastic tanks, and the holding tank stores 40 gallons. The fuel tank holds 36 gallons. The boat carries a feathering propeller and dual Racor fuel filters with a 60-amp alternator charging system.

Electrical systems include a 750 Ah AGM house battery bank, a dedicated 140-amp starting battery, and four 150-watt solar panels mounted on the bimini top. A Spectra watermaker produces 25 liters per hour. Navigation equipment includes Raymarine autopilot and chartplotter, radar, AIS transceiver, and an ICOM M802 SSB radio alongside VHF capability. Deck hardware features a Lofrans Horizon anchor windlass with remote control, delta 25kg anchor, and 60 meters of galvanized chain. Winches include two primary Lewmar 50s, two cabin-top Lewmar 40s, and one electric Lewmar winch.

The sails are Dacron, including main, genoa, storm sail, and spinnaker. A 3.30-meter AB tender is included. Minor maintenance items noted include antifouling work on the hull, varnish touch-up on interior, solar panel fastening, bimini canvas sewing, rigging adjustments, and a replacement masthead light bulb.