1970 Allied 42 XL

42 ft
Cruiser
Oxford, MD, US

Yacht price :

$65,000

Price

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Overview

Allied Yachts has a solid reputation for building affordable quality boats. With normal care and maintenance, an Allied Yacht will outlive multiple owners and "Sapphire" has had excellent care by her owners and is ready to begin another chapter in her log book. Recently, she has just been used for the occasional "day sail" and no cruises or even an over-night, so inside her cabin has had little use and shows well. More pictures and information will be available in a Dropbox folder so call, text or e-mail if you want to see more of "Saffire"

For more information on the history of Allied Boats see the "External link" at the bottom of the "View Full Specifications Page" or call the listing broker.

Disclaimer: The Company 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/her agents, or his/her surveyors, to instigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.(7577325)

Specifications

Basic Information

Manufacturer:: Allied

Model:: 42 XL

Year:: 1970

Category:: Sail

Condition:: Used

Location:: Oxford, MD, US

Available for sale in U.S. waters:: Yes

Vessel Name:: Sapphire

Boat Type:: Cruiser

Hull Material:: Fiberglass

Hull Type:

Hull Color:

HIN:

Designer:: Sparkman Stephens

Flag of Registry:

Dimensions & Weight

Length:: 42 ft - 12.8 meter

LOA:: 41 ft 6 in - 12.65 meter

Beam:: 11 ft 6 in - 3.51 meter

Dry Weight:: -

Draft - max:: 8 ft 4 in - 2.54 meter

Draft - min:: -

Bridge Clearance:: -

Engine

Make:: Perkins

Model:: 4108

Engine(s):: 1

Hours:: -

Cruise Speed:: 7 MPH

Range:: -

Joystick Control:: No

Engine Type:: Inboard

Drive Type:

Fuel Type:: Diesel

Horsepower:: 40 (Individual), 40 (combined)

Max Speed:: 8 MPH

Tank Capacities

Fuel Tank:: 36 gallons - 1 tank(s)

Fresh Water Tank:: 75 gallons - 2 tank(s)

Holding Tank:: 15 gallons - 1 tank(s)

Accommodations

Total Cabins:: 2

Total Berths:: -

Total Sleeps:: 1

Total Heads:: 1

Captains Cabin:: No

Crew Cabins:: 1

Crew Berths:: 1

Crew Sleeps:: 1

Crew Heads:: 1

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Descriptions

General Information

Prior to the current owner purchasing "Sapphire" in 2003, the boat was extensively refitted by the Oxford Boat Yard in 1994/1995..

Since owning her, she has been kept at a private well protected dock up a small creek outside of Oxford, Md.

Routine maintenance has been done by qualified service personnel and the Oxford Boatyard with routine hauling over the winter and bottom painting as necessary.

The latest electronic gadgets have not been needed for the casual use of the boat in local waters, but the important information (depth, speed, wind readings are supplied by B&G equipment.

Harken Roller furler on the Genoa and a Mainsail track and slides make raising the sails easy and simple enough for single or short handed sailing.

The deck and cabin top were painted in 2019

Ocean Marine reverse cycle heating and air conditioning (16,000 BTU) is available at the push of a button.

Electronics and accessories

Autohelm 6000 Autopilot

Apelco VHF

13" Color TV and antenna

Danforth Pedestal compass

Battery Parallel Switch

50' Dockside Electrical Cable

2 - 4D Batteries

1 - Starting Battery

B&G Depth Sounder

B&G Speed/distance log

B&G Wind indicator

JVC FM Cassette player

Heart Inverter

Battery Charger

Sails and Deck Equipment

Aluminum Keel Stepped Mast

Adjustable Back Stay

Boom Vang

2 #52 self tailing Lewmar Primary winches

2 #32 Barient secondary winches

Wire Rigging has been replaced (date unknown)

Harken Roller Furler (95)

Spinnaker Track on Mast and toping lift

3 mast winches for halyards

130% Genoa (2008) Roller furling w/ aeroluff

Genoa (1995) Roller furling w/ aeroluff

Main (95)

Storm Jib

Additional Equipment

35# CQR anchor w/35' chain & 250' 5/8" rode

Split anchor Locker

SS Bow and Stern pulpits

SS fold up boarding ladder

2 dorade boxes w/ chrome cowl vents and protective bars

White cockpit cushions

Dodger and sail cover (2010)

2 12v outlets in cockpit

Life sling

Custom Built Companionway doors and screens

Awlgrip hull paint 1997

Deck and Cabin Top Painted 2019

Vinylester barrier coat 1994

All manuals convey with the boat

Weems and Plath clock and Barometer w/ custom teak mount on Bulkhead

Flush mount Pioneer speakers in main salon

Emerson Microwave oven

Super Galley Mate Water System 2002

Centerboard Cable replaced in 2007

#12 Danforth Lunch hook w/ 10' chain and 250' rode

Custom ss bow stem anchor roller

Saltwater washdown

Docklines fenders and life jackets

Ocean Marine AC and reverse cycle Heat

Wood stove heater w/chimney

From Wikipedia

Allied Boat Company was a small manufacturer of fiberglass sailboats built in Catskill, New York.[1] The first design was by Thomas Gillmer in 1960, the 30-foot Seawind. The first hull, Apogee became the first fiberglass boat to circumnavigate the globe in 1968.[2] The company officially formed on February 9, 1962. Until 1981, they built various designs from 30 to 42 feet by naval architects such as Sparkman & Stephens, Bill Luders, and Frank Maclear/Robert Harris. The company went out business four times during the later years. The level of finish below was known to vary in quality. Poor management contributed to their economic woes.[3]

History of Allied Yachts

There is a good article about the history of the Allied Boat Building evolution and final closing.Search for the following:

Allied XL-2 42 Review:

Overbuilt Dainty CCA Design

POSTED ON DECEMBER 26, 2009

She'll cross an ocean if you will. - Allied Boat Moto

An interesting quote from one of the searches was this:

"Allied 42 XL-2's hold value and generally sell for more than their 1975 factory price list of $68,000."

It's a rare boat that can hold its value as long as an Allied...

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The Company 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.