Accommodations Sabre's tradition of fine craftsmanship is evident throughout the Sabre 402. In the forward cabin, the Sabre 402's hull volume becomes immediately evident and comfortably houses a 6'10" long center island berth surrounded by hanging lockers, storage lockers and ample shelving. Under the berth you'll find an incredible amount of storage for all of your gear. The main salon is impressive and takes full advantage of the 402's beam of 13'4". Comfortable settees are found port & starboard, with the portside convertible to a double berth. An elegant yacht table, which will comfortably seat six at meal time, is located on centerline. Storage lockers above the berth backs provide plentiful space for stowage. Aft to starboard is the forward facing navigator's table. The 50 HP auxiliary engine is located under the galley on centerline. Keeping this weight and the weight of all tankage in the middle of the hull adds greatly to the steakindliness and comfort of the yacht. To starboard and aft of the nav station are the head and shower. Molded in fiberglass, this easily maintained unit incorporates a marine head, a sink recessed into a Corian countertop, and lots of dry storage in the lockers outboard. A separate shower stall with teak seat is located aft of the head. The aft cabin has a large berth with storage spaces and drawers under . Outboard of the berth is a long shelf with lockers, a set of drawers and a large hanging locker.
Galley The galley to port has ample storage lockers outboard above the countertop, plenty of drawers and an ice box comparable to a domestic refrigerator. A double stainless steel sink with mixing faucet is located in the island above the engine. A three burner propane stove with oven is found at the aft end of the galley.
Deck Equipment The elegance and attention to deck detail is evident. At the bow, the custom cast anchor roller is designed to easily accommodate two anchors. Aft of the stem is the large chain locker which can also house the optional anchor windlass below deck level. There are 6 small and 2 large deck hatches which allow plenty of light and air to fill the yacht's interior. Along the sides there are 8 stainless steel opening ports and two large fixed ports. Two chrome dorades ensure circulation of the interior air when the yacht is at rest.
Anchors w/2 lines
Bow pulpit & rails
Side stanchions w/lifelines
Coast guard approved safety package
Teak & fiberglass deck material
Freshwater deck wash down system
Transom/Bow docking lights
Fenders & Lines
Life jackets and or life rings
Navigation lights
Search lights
Spreader lights
Swim platform w/ladder
Sails and Rigging The Awlgrip finished, triple spreader rig, with aft swept spreaders and rod rigging is the source of power which drives the performance of the sabre 402. This mast section was chosen for its light weight and strength characteristics. A lighter mast causes the boat to heel and to pitch less, improving performance and adding comfort and safety. Her Genoa tracks are placed well inboard for close sheeting angles and superb weather sailing performance. This boat boasts a second set of Genoa tracks on the wooden toe rail for use off the wind or when conditions require a more wide open slot between Genoa and mainsail.
Hydraulic backstay adjuster
Stainless standard rigging
Pro Furl Roller furling
Adjustable Genoa tracks
Spinnaker Pole/Mainsheet Traveler
6 self tailing Harken winches. All winches upgraded to aluminum
Sail Inventory
Racing Mainsail * Carbon Tape Drive * 2003 Cruising Mainsail * Tap Drive* 2000
.5 oz. Spinnaker * Runner * 1999 .75 oz Spinnaker * Airx 700 * 2005 .6 oz Spinnaker * Runner * 2003 .6 oz VMG Spinnaker * Airx 600 * 2002 1.2 oz Asymmetric Spinnaker * 2003
Electrical System
3 batteries
Battery parallel switch
Battery charger
Dockside electrical Cable
Heat interface inverter
DC-12V/AC-110V
Engine /Mechanical Equipment
1 Bilge Blower
3 Manual & Auto Bilge pumps
Cockpit controls
Fresh Water Cooling system
Fuel filters
Stove & Engine fuel shut off valve
Feathering Prop
Remarks Jim Taylor, the designer of all of the recent Sabre yachts, had originally furnished the Sabre with an alternate design for the boat that he deemed the turbo version. This was his ultimate racer/cruiser rather than cruiser/racer. This boat has a taller stick, deeper keel, much larger boom and completely different deck hardware configuration including the traveler which is in the cockpit rather than the companion way which is typical of most sabre yachts. The actual rating certificate for this boat is 66.
Electronics and Navigational Equipment
B&G Autopilot
Bob fluxgate compass
VHF Radio
Wind Speed indicator
B&G Speed & Distance logs
Stereo
Garmin 3010 GPS w/satellite weather
B&G Hercules instructions w/ 20-20 Magt displays
Race Record 2000 2nd PHRF 4 2001 2nd PHRF 4 2002 Did Not Race
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