1997 Nauticat 331 ‘OISIN’ – SOLD

Friday 1st December 2023

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 1997 Nauticat 331 ‘OISIN’

A development of the Nauticat 33 which established the Nauticat brand. The Nauticat 331 sports a modern fin and skeg type configuration below the waterline; providing improved sailing performance in all conditions Internally the joinery work is finished to a high standard with good headroom throughout the accommodation.

Purchased by her current owner just over 12 months ago the Nauticat 331 OISIN has benefitted from significant refitting and renewal of her hardware and systems during 2022/23. Now reluctantly offered for sale after a change in circumstances she represents a brilliant opportunity to acquire a well-equipped example in ready to go condition. Her extensive inventory includes highlights such as:

• Topsides professionally polished June 2023
• Underwater hull finished in Coppercoat Antifouling (applied professionally in 2017)
• Yanmar 4JH2-DTE marine diesel engine.
• Engine mounts replaced with new Yanmar items 2022
• Vetus flexible shaft coupling replaced with new 2022
• Cutlass bearing replaced 2022
• Raymarine EVO 1 autopilot system with hydraulic drive fitted new in 2022
• Raymarine i60/i70 navigation instrumentation
• Raymarine C90w with Raymarine RD418e digital scanner
• Raymarine Elements 7” standalone chart plotter display. (2022)
• Icom IC-M423G DSC VHF with Commandmic at external helm station (2022)
• Raymarine AIS650 transciever
• Renogy 100w x2 solar panels with Renogy Rover MPPT charge controller (2023)
• Fusion MS-RA70 head unit with Fusion saloon speakers (2023)
• Stainless steel standing rigging, fully replaced 2022
• Harken Ocean roller reefing system on forestay (2022)
• Running rigging fully replaced 2022
• Inner forestay for rigging staysail
• New North Sails Nordac Mainsail, Genoa, Mizzen and Staysail fitted for 2023 season
• 25kg Rocna Vulcan anchor on 40m 10mm chain and warp length (2022)

Lying afloat on her berth in Tarbert Harbour, Loch Fyne the Nauticat 331 OISIN will remain based within the harbour in her new ownership. We wish her new owners the very best of luck with their new vessel.