- Builder:
- C & C Yachts
- Category:
- Cruiser
- Model Year:
- 2003
- Year Built:
- 2003
- Country:
- United States
- Vessel Top:
- 2354
- Cockpit:
- Yes
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The C&C 121 delivers great sailing performance. It also happens to have a comfortable, well-thought-out and tastefully appointed interior. LISA E is the best priced C&C 121 on the market today and also one of the best 121’s around. She has been updated with all new electronics (2012) and soft goods belowdecks (new navy blue upholstery, 2014). She is fully commissioned and priced for a quick sale.
The C&C 121 delivers great sailing performance. It also happens to have a comfortable, well-thought-out and tastefully appointed interior. LISA E is the best priced C&C 121 on the market today and also one of the best 121’s around. She has been updated with all new electronics (2012) and soft goods belowdecks (new navy blue upholstery, 2014). She is fully commissioned and priced for a quick sale.
LISA E has the C&C 121 layout with the enlarged galley counter and shortened nav station overhang. The varnished cherry interior is nicely arranged. Ventilation includes six overhead hatches.
The forward cabin has a double berth (with Tempurpedic-style mattress), hanging locker and storage shelves.
The main salon features a U-shaped settee with drop-leaf centerline table and a straight settee opposite. There is a double bunk filler for the main salon settee. Main salon upholstery is navy blue (new 2014). Cherry-trimmed cabinets have dovetail joints and handsome overall craftsmanship. Storage for extra provisions is above and outboard of the settees.
Galley (to port):
The nav station is opposite the galley and set at an angle. The electrical panel is outboard, and there is plenty of room for instrumentation on the forward panel.
The head is behind the nav station and includes a separate shower stall. This is good placement for the head; the motion is less volatile and it can double as a wet locker.
There is a large, athwartship cabin aft with double berth (Tempurpedic-style mattress), with a hanging locker and additional storage under the bunk.
Sails:
All control lines are led aft to the cockpit underneath the deck, which keeps the cabintop clean.
Rigging:
Winches:
Cockpit is designed for efficient sailing. The steering is tight and there is plenty of feel. The primary winches are set well aft and easily reached from the helm. Every control line is led aft from the base of the mast under the deck to the cockpit, keeping the cabintop clean. Cockpit seats are comfortable, and there is good foot support when heeled. There is a large locker to starboard and additional storage beneath the helm seat.
The hull is laminated with E-glass and Kevlar. Vinylester resin is used to prevent osmotic blisters. The 121 is cored with Core Cell, a linear foam core that is exceptionally strong, light and, most importantly, water resistant. Core Cell almost eliminates the problem of water migration, the bane of older coring materials. C&C omits the core in high-stress areas around the chainplates, through-hull fittings and keel floors. The hull laminate is vacuum bagged, which distributes pressure evenly over the laminate while removing air with a vacuum pump.
The hull and deck are joined on an inward-facing flange that has an aluminum bar molded into it. The deck is set on the flange in a bed of 3M 5200 and then fasteners are drilled and tapped into the aluminum. C&C’s trademark toerail is incorporated in the joint, and the aluminum bar acts as a full-length backing plate.
A structural grid and hull pan are bonded to the hull, and the bulkheads and internal furnishings are bonded with adhesives developed for the aerospace industry. A fiberglass integral web, spreading the rigging loads over a large area, supports the chainplate pods. Deck fittings are backed with 1/4-inch aluminum, which is tapped to allow fasteners to be set and removed for periodic servicing.
The 5,500-pound, high-lift keel is bolted to the hull. The rudder blade is elliptical with a foam core, and the rudder stock is stainless steel.