2004 Leopard 62

This 2004 Leopard 62 catamaran has undergone comprehensive refurbishment across its hull, systems, and interiors. The entire exterior—hull, decks, and superstructure—has been repainted, the mast and boom stripped, sanded, primed, and refinished, and all rigging inspected and cleaned. New non-skid coating covers the decks, and fresh antifouling has been applied in three coats.

The accommodation spaces feature new Sunbrella marine vinyl upholstery throughout the salon and exterior cushions, along with refined varnish work in the main saloon. New hatch covers in Captain Navy Sunbrella, a stack pack system, and upgraded salon and cockpit tables enhance the living areas. Teak has been renewed on the swim ladder and aft cockpit, with faux teak decking installed in the aft cockpit and flybridge.

Mechanical and operational systems have received attention as well. The twin Yanmar diesel engines (480 hp combined) have serviced propellers with new zincs. New house batteries (2x 4D AGM) support ship's systems, a new jet thruster has been fitted in the starboard bow, and the steering compass is new. The head foil extrusions have been replaced, internal mast wiring and anchor light renewed, and dinghy chaps are new.

The boat's six cabins and six heads provide substantial accommodation for cruising or charter use. At 62 feet with a 29.67-foot beam, this fiberglass catamaran is designed for both coastal island-hopping and extended ocean passages.