Proven Bluewater cruiser that will need some work, at a price hard to resist.

Are you ready to embark on a journey of pure nautical bliss? Allow me to introduce the magnificent 42' Tayana Sailboat, a vessel that epitomizes the perfect blend of elegance, performance, and comfort on the high seas.

Take a look at the 360 Immersive tour of this beautifull yacht, which is included with this listing, She is beautiful and full of potential.

She will require some repairs. Hence, it is priced accordingly, i.e. significantly lower than the average market price. 

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1989 Tayana Vancouver 42With proven blue-water capabilities, the Tayana Vancouver 42 is the perfect vessel for intrepid sailors seeking adventure on the open seas. Its solid build and dependable performance instill confidence, making it an ideal choice for crossing oceans or coastal cruising.

- Intricate woodwork all over the interior and the cockpit that is in great shape

- Thoughtfully designed layout ensures seamless movement and functionality throughout the yacht 

- Ample storage & lots of extras/tools

- Zinc anodes recently replaced and bottom cleaned (July 2023)

Owning a Tayana Vancouver 42 is owning a piece of yachting history. Each nautical mile will remind you of the rich maritime heritage this vessel carries, evoking a sense of wonder and admiration.

Accommodations

Perfect for long distance cruising or living aboard, this layout has two private double staterooms, each with a hanging locker and plenty of other storage. The head compartment is forward and has a large separate shower stall. The main salon has a large L-shaped settee to starboard and straight settee to port. A centerline mounted dropleaf table provides dining space for owners and several guests. Rich teak and spruce woods grace the interior, and the headliner panels are removable. Extensive hatches, portlights and vents keep the interior bright and airy.

• 6'5" headroom

• (13) opening ports w/screens

• (7) Hella turbo fans throughout

• (8) LED reading lights ('12)

• (8) overhead lights

• (6) Hella turbo fans throughout

• (5) Bomar opening hatches with screens, gaskets replaced (‘15) (3) re-bedded (‘20)

• (5) S/S dorade vents, boxes refinished (‘21)

• Pioneer AM/FM stereo w/Sirius-XM Tuner ('12)

• Fusion marine cockpit speakers ('18)

• Bose 151 interior speakers ('10)

• New settee cushions (foam and upholstery) ('12)

• V-berth mattress, latex ('12)

• Custom cockpit seat cushions ('11)

• Custom teak printer shelf (‘11)

Galley

This is an especially roomy galley, located to starboard at the base of the companionway. Better than average storage is provided for galley-ware and dry goods, and there is plenty of counter space. The hinged companionway opens to provide access to generous storage that extends aft to the cockpit lazarette.

• Sea Frost water cooled 12 volt fridge/freezer with individual compressors and electronic controls('12)

• Force 10 (3) burner propane stove w/oven& broiler

• Whale Gusher fresh water foot pump

• Deep dbl. S/S sinks with H/C pressure water

• Hart Systems Tank Tender for 2 water tanks and 2 fuel tanks ('10)

• Propane system includes two 20lb aluminum tanks in dedicated locker and solenoid switch

• Seagull fresh water filter

• Sink faucet replaced (’20)

Electronics & Navigation

• Ritchie Globemaster compass

• Garmin 4208 chartplotter w/all US & Bahamas charts ('11)

• (3) Garmin GMI 20 data displays over companionway on custom stainless mount. ('21)

• (2) Garmin GMI 10 data displays (v-berth & nav station) ('11)

• Garmin water speed-depth transducer (‘11)

• Garmin Masthead wind, temperature, barometer combination sensor ‘(‘12)

• Garmin GPS receiver (NMEA 2000)

• Garmin HD 18 radar ('11) NONOP

• Garmin hydraulic autopilot w/GHC 10 controller ('12)

• All Garmin components connected and interfaced to NMEA 2000 network (’11)

• Garmin chart chip G2 Vision Mid-Atlantic ('11)

• Garmin chart chip G2 Canada, SW Caribbean, SE Caribbean ('12)

• West Marine GPS receiver, NMEA 0183, interfaced with VHF Radio and AIS transponder

• Icom 802 SSB Radio ('10)

• Pactor modem ('10)

• Icom AT140 Antenna Tuner ('11)

• MapTech NOAA chartbooks for entire US east coast ('06)

• (3) Explorer chartbooks for Bahamas ('11)

• (5) NV-chartbooks for Caribbean ('12)

• (15) Cruising guidebooks from Nova Scotia to Caribbean ('11, '12)

• Standard Horizon GX2100 VHF radio w/AIS receive and NMEA 0183 GPS interface ('10)

• West Marine AIS transponder ('10)

• (2) Masthead antennas replaced ('18)

• (2) Kannad Safelink R10 personal AIS beacon ('12)

• Garmin GPS 12 handheld GPS

• ACR Globalfix IPro 406 EPIRB

• Wind sensor, waterspeed/temp, radar to be replaced prior to sale

Electrical

• (3) 12v Lifeline AGM house batteries, 660 total amp hours in 1 bank(‘20)

• Delco engine start battery ('14)

• Blue Sea battery switch

• Honda Marine 2kw generator ('07)

• Balmar 100 amp alternator ('06)

• Balmar external regulator (‘14)

• Wiring for new components (windlass, primary circuits) ('06)

• (2) Kyocera 135 watt electrical panels on bimini with dedicated Blue Sky 3024-i controller('11)

• Canadian Solar 260 watt electrical panel on davits with dedicated Blue Sky 3024-i controller (‘16)

• Eclectic Energy D400 wind generator with Flexcharge NCHC-12 controller ('11)

• Xantrex Link Pro battery monitor ('11)

• Xantrex 12-255 remote charger/inverter controller ('11)

• Aquasignal Series 40 series LED nav. Lights ('12)

• Deck/steaming light ('11)

• LED masthead combination tri-color/anchor light w/photocell ('11)

• Xantrex Link 1000 monitor (‘11)

• Xantrex charger controller (‘11)

• Shore power connection w/2 50’ cords & various adapters

• (8) 110v outlets & (5) 12v outlets

• Xantrex Freedom 20 2000w invertor/charger ('06)

• 100 amp AC/DC breaker panel w/volt & amp meters

• All in-mast wiring replaced ('11)

Hull and Deck

Deck highlights: fiberglass decks, 13 S/S ports w/screens, Teak rubrail with bronze trim.

• Viking Rescu Pro 4 person life raft (‘11)

• Lofrans Tigres electric windlass ('06) rebuilt (‘14)

• Windlass gypsy 3/8” for new chain (’13)

• Windlass remote in anchor locker ('10)

• Windlass control foot switches in deck

• 55# Rocna anchor (’11) w/250' 3/8” chain (’13) & 45’ rode ('06)

• Fortress FX-37 anchor ('08) w/20’ chain & 120’ ¾ rode

• Anchor rollers for 2 anchors

• Oversize (1 ¼”) bow & stern pulpits

• Saltwater deck washdown in anchor locker ('03)

• Custom helm seat (‘11)

• Teak companionway doors and drop boards

• 9'6" AB dinghy ('12)

• Navisafe LED white dingy light (‘19)

• Yamaha 15hp outboard ('11)

• Lewmar dinghy anchor

• Kato Marine heavy duty S/S dinghy davits ('06)

• Kato Marine wind generator pole w/lifting crane ('06)

• Kato Marine Davit Stabilizer (‘17)

• Kato Marine Solar Panel Mount (‘17)

• Jacklines

• Full cockpit enclosure with Eisenglass and Phifertex side and rear panels. Bimini metalwork 1 ¼”, dodger 1”. Dodger includes Sunbrella covers to protect Eisenglass (‘11).

• Sunbrella covers for liferaft, opening Bomar hatches (’20)

• ATN mast climber/bosun’s chair.

Sails & Rigging

• Deck stepped Isomat aluminum spar w/wire rigging

• Harken Cruising Unit 2 roller furler for jib ('11)

• Staysail boom system replaced with Harken Cruising Unit 2 roller furler ('11)

• Headstay and Staysail stay replaced (‘11)

• Compression post reinforced by adding stainless internal tube. (‘11)

• Harken traveler beam, car and controls ('11)

• Traveler beam – solid teak ('11) rebedded, refinished (’20)

• Shrouds, turnbuckles and associated hardware replaced (‘18)

• Backstay, turnbuckle and associated hardware replaced (’20)

• Running rigging replaced ('06)

• Custom SS mast base plate to mount turning blocks (’11)

• Mainsheet, vang, reef lines, main halyard led aft

• (2) Mast pulpits

• Full batten main w/2 reef points ('11)

• Sailpack ('11)

• Jib ('11)

• Staysail ('11)

• Lewmar #54ST primary winches

• Lewmar #43ST secondary winches

• 11 Lewmar winches in total. Stripped, cleaned, regreased (’20)

• Schaffer genoa lead blocks ('11)

• Spinlock rope clutches on mast (‘11)

• (12) Harken 75mm ESP ball bearing blocks for mainsheet, vang and aft lead reef lines ('11)

• Forespar fixed whisker pole (‘11)

• Harken mast track and roller bearing car for whisker pole (‘11)

• Masthead and staysail halyard sheaves and axels replaced (‘11)

• Lifelines – stainless uncovered ('11)

Engine & Mechanical Equipment

• Yanmar 4JHE naturally aspirated engine 3238 hours

• Maxprop – 3 blade, 18”. Disassembled, cleaned and greased (’18)

• Engine mounts ('11)

• Engine hoses ('11)

• Shutoff valve: sea chest to engine ('12)

• Exhaust system mixing elbow to hull exit upgraded from 2” to 3” ('11)

• New shaft, seal and external support ('10)

• Dual Racor 500 fuel filter ('12)

• Starter motor (’13)

• PSS shaft seal replaced (‘18)

• Cutless bearing replaced (‘18)

• Pillow bearing replaced (‘18)

• Raw water strainer replaced (‘18)

• Engine water supply hoses (2) replaced (‘18)

• Spectra Cape Horn Extreme watermaker ('11)

• Pressure water, shower sump, deck washdown pumps ('11, '12)

• Head pump ('19)

• Sanitary hoses and Y valve('11)

• Isotherm Basic 24 water heater ('11)

• Manual oil-change pump

• Repack rudder post ('12)

• Thru-hulls and seacocks: raw water inlet, cockpit scuppers, galled sink drain, bilge pump discharge, shower sump discharge, head discharge ('12), head discharge ('11)

• Scan strut LMM-1 radar mount ('11)

• Electric and manual bilge pumps

• (5) 10x28 heavy duty fenders

• CG safety equipment

• Extensive spare parts & fittings including Yanmar offshore kit

• 2 Brass oil lamps

• W&P clock, temp/humidity & barometer

• (4) pfd's & (2) float cushions

• Lifesling ('10)

• Teak boarding ladder

• Ditch Kit ('11)

• Medical Kit Easy Care 3000('11)

Disclaimer

Preferred Yachts offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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