- Builder:
- Mitchell
- Category:
- Cruiser
- Sub Category:
- Downeast
- Model Year:
- 2002
- Year Built:
- 2002
- Country:
- United States
Unfortunately, this boat is not available for sale. It will be removed from the website soon.
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Mitchell Cove hull was designed by Calvin Beal Jr. and molds were made by David Schlaefer in Bernard, Maine, on Mt. Desert Island. Hull is solid fiberglass. Fit & finish were completed by William Colbert. Cabin and superstructure was modified from early design to give the boat a more handsome profile and the hardtop was extended four feet to create more cabin space in the interior. Boat was launched in 2004. Hours are 1115 on the meter.
Boat is powered by a single ( Commercial Grade ) 500 hp Yanmar 6CX- GTE2, 6 cylinder diesel and the gear is a ZF 2.5 : 1 ratio connected to a 2" stainless steel shaft turning a 28 x 28 4 blade prop. Boat max speed is 23 kts. at 2600 rpm's. Sweet spot is approximately 1850 rpm's and that produces about 14 - 16 kts. A typical 3 hour run at 16 kts. would burn approx. 37 gallons.
"The IRISH FIN" was designed to be a seaworthy, pleasent and comfortable vessel for sport fishing and weekend cruising. Bill Sissons from Soundings, said, "The interior fit and finish is in teak accents to yacht quality". The Pilothouse is fitted with opening Seaglaze windows. Down below there is a full vee berth and an enclosed head with a shower stall. On deck in the pilothouse there is a settee and L shaped bench seat with a galley-up configuration. The exterior is a washdown design with out the hard work of wood maintenance.
Owner has enjoyed, his second Mitchell Cove boat. Time moves on and now this handsome and well designed downeaster is for sale. Newly painted with Emerald Green hull, well maintained and well equipped, this Downeaster is a eye-stopper wherever it travels. We encourage your visit and inspection.
New Arrival - Handsome, seaworthy Calvin Beal "Downeaster 35" design, new to the market.
Mitchell Cove hull was designed by Calvin Beal Jr. and molds were made by David Schlaefer in Bernard, Maine, on Mt. Desert Island. Hull is solid fiberglass. Fit & finish were completed by William Colbert. Cabin and superstructure was modified from early design to give the boat a more handsome profile and the hardtop was extended four feet to create more cabin space in the interior. Boat was launched in 2004. Hours are 1092 on the meter.
Boat is powered by a single ( Commercial Grade) 500 hp Yanmar 6CX- GTE2, 6 cylinder diesel and the gear is a ZF 2.5 : 1 ratio connected to a 2" stainless steel shaft turning a 28 x 28 4 blade prop. Boat max speed is 23 kts. at 2600 rpm's. Sweet spot is approximately 1850 rpm's and that produces about 14 - 16 kts. A typical 3 hour run at 16 kts. would burn approx. 37 gallons.
The hull design appears as a displacement, full keel with soft chine construction. It has the capability of running up an approximate 30 kts. with the Yanmar 500 Hp diesel. Draft is 3' 6". Beam is 13'.
"The IRISH FIN" was designed to be a seaworthy, pleasent and comfortable vessel for sport fishing and weekend cruising. Bill Sissons from Soundings, said, "The interior fit and finish is in teak accents to yacht quality". The Pilothouse is fitted with opening Seaglaze windows. Down below there is a full vee berth and an enclosed head with a shower stall. On deck in the pilothouse there is a settee and L shaped bench seat with a galley-up configuration. Having the galley in the pilothouse allows the chef/cook to take advantage of the view and also get plenty of fresh air. The exterior is a washdown design without the hard work of wood maintenance.
Owner has enjoyed this, his second Mitchell Cove boat. Time moves on and now this handsome and well designed downeaster is for sale. Newly painted, well maintained and well equipped, this Emerald Green downeaster is a eye-stopper wherever it travels. We encourage your visit and inspection.