Moody Eclipse 33 ‘HEXIDOR’ – SOLD

Thursday 14th October 2021

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 1990 Moody Eclipse 33 ‘HEXIDOR’.

Designed by Bill Dixon the Moody Eclipse 33 was a joint venture between Moody Marketing, Marine Projects Ltd and Marine Development Ltd which resulted in 3 different models of the Eclipse range going into production. The Eclipse 33 is the smallest variation and proved to be a very popular design when in production between 1986 & 1994, the strong demand is still evident in today’s second hand market. Based on a sailing yacht hull the Eclipse designs offer real on the water performance under sail when compared with other deck saloon and motor sailor offerings.

The Moody Eclipse 33 ‘HEXIDOR’ is a very well presented MkI version of the design, with the full internal helm station including wheel steering example. She has enjoyed significant re-fitting in recent years. Now recluctantly offered for sale her extensive inventory includes highlights such as:

• Beta Marine B-30 marine diesel engine, installed new 2020
• Dual engine control stations
• High output alternator, 12VDC, 120amp output
• Bruntons Autoprop, 3 blade folding prop, fitted new 2020
• Spurs rope cutter, fitted new 2020
• Vetus PRO421 bow thruster, Installed new 2018
• Raymarine P70 wheeldrive autopilot
• Plotter – Raymarine a7, fitted new 2014
• Radar – Raymarine Pathfinder series display with mast mounted scanner
• DSCVHF – Standard Horizon Explorer.
• Diesel fired blown air heating system
• Profurl C320 roller reefing system on forestay, fitted new 2021 with new halyard.
• Mainsail – White Dacron. In-mast roller reefing. Owen Sails (2018)
• Sprayhood – On stainless steel frame with external grabrails port and starboard and aft. Saturn Sails (2019)

With locally based buyers HEXIDOR will be moving from her berth in Portavadie Marina to her new home port of Tarbert, Loch Fyne for the winter. Her owners plan to commission the boat in the early spring before setting off on a summer long cruise of the Western Isles in 2022. We look forward to seeing them on the water next year.