1969 Asmar, The Chilean Pilot 35

This vessel was brought over its bottom to the United States and the interior was built out here. The quality shows well and the choice of woods produce a warm, comfortable atmosphere.

To quote Miguel Depolo of Santiago "There is no doubt that before the introduction of the 'Pilots' there was no offshore racing activity here in Chile and everybody agrees that these successful boats in fact represent the beginning of serious yachting activity in our country."

Definetly a MUST SEE boat, better yet make an "OFFER" and see how well she performs.

A sizeable U-shaped galley running from port to starboard.

There is an enclosed head forward with lockers to starboard and across.

SEE LAYOUT DRAWING BELOW.

• The equipment list follows:
• 1) Three burner propane stove with oven.
• 2) Single stainless steel sink.
• 3) New microwave oven.
• 4) Fold over board on stove top and which opens forward and provides more counter space or an eating place to port.

• 1) Autohelm 4000 autopilot.
• 2) Autohelm depthsounder w/alarm.
• 3) Kenyon knotmeter.
• 4) Ritchie compass.
• 5) Standard Horizon VHF.
• 6) Sony AM/FM stereo cassette CD player.
• 7) Emerson 12v/110v TV with VCR.
• 8) Garmin GPS.

• 1) 12vac system
• 2) 110vdc system.
• 3) 110v shore power connection w/shore power cord.
• 4) Three marine batteries with one dedicated to the engine.

• Sails-Six bags.
• 1) Dacron main.
• 2) Dacron Genoa 120% on Harken rolling furler.
• 3) Storm jib.
• 4) Drifter.
• 5) Nylon spinnaker.
• 6) Older main sail (stored).
• Other:
• 1) Main Lazy Jack system.
• 2) Ian Procter anodized gold aluminum mast.
• 3) Stainless steel wire standing rigging.
• 4) Dacron running rigging.

• Other Items:
• 1) Stern ships box (see photos) containing propane tanks.
• 2) Dodger with bimini.
• 3) Aft cockpit side wind curtains.
• 4) Danforth bow anchor with 300 feet of chain, 100' rode.
• 5) CQR anchor.
• 6) Bow and Stern anchor rollers.
• 7) Six Type IV lifejackets.
• 8) Cockpit cushions.
• 9) Boston ships clock.
• 10) Boston ships barometer.

  A key ingredient of a good yacht is naturally its design. Sparkman & Stephens has for many years enjoyed a reputation for turning out successful designs that are very graceful and beautiful. The Chilean Pilot 35 has graceful lines and is admired by all who see her..

  This is a "CLASSIC" yacht which you would be proud to own.

  Let's preview and make an offer.