The yacht refit process generally goes as follows.

Sailboat head refit. Looking back to where I started some 3 years ago makes me even happier. She was built in 1979 based on a design by William Gardner. Interesting detail on the refit were currently looking to buy a bluewater cruiser and doing the sail into the sunset which weve been planning for quite a few year weve had Beneteaus and Jenneaus but dont think they are solid enough for long term cruising so Oysters Hallbergs Najads etc all being considered 1995 to 2005 vintage 40-50ft so some refit expected unless they have been.

From an Antique Sailboat to a Floating Miami Beach House Style. That included repair to the hull new paint job and a new galley. Specifically the deck had been placed on top of an inward-facing hull flange and the overlap was then sealed with a bedding compound and held together with fasteners.

Interior Refit of a 1978 Catalina 27 sailboat. That has been quite a while I thought to myself when I happen to be at my boat to spend a weekends day working towards completion of my refit plans for the Kings Cruiser 33 designed by Pelle Petterson. Extensive remodelling of the galley head salon and berths.

Refitting our Sailboat Interior. Four weekends per month sum up to 32 working-hours. You reach out to Oyster Yachts Palma our primary European sailboat upgrade centre.

Sailing Yachts Head. From the moment you get in touch to talk about yacht refurbishment we are by your side and we will help you every step along the way. Having completed the refit in just eight weeks his plan is to return to the Mediterranean in the spring of 2015 before setting off on a circumnavigation in 2017 with the Oyster World Rally.

Having seven months until next sailing-season would mean a minimum of 224 working hours in total. This week on part 3 of the head rebuild. Proper means in the context of the Seventies where having a head on ones sailboat meant to have a small sink to wasch ones face and a toilet for the rest.