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The Arthur Robb 42 ft Cutter, "Jaynor," located in Rhu, UK, is a classic 1967 vessel blending timeless design with modern enhancements for comfortable cruising. Designed by Arthur Robb and built by the Bangor Ship Company, this cutter was originally commissioned for the Admiral’s Cup and crafted to Lloyds +100A1 standards with a double-skinned Afzelia hull and teak finishes. "Jaynor" has been fully restored, featuring a rebuilt Beta 50 engine, new rigging from 2015, and advanced navigation systems including a Raymarine Quantum radar. Its deck is equipped with a Torkmaster windlass and a Monitor windvane system, while below deck, up to eight can enjoy varnished teak finishes, Eberspacher heating, and a well-equipped galley. Having undergone recent upgrades and maintenance, this superbly conditioned cutter is ready at Dumbarton for her next owner.
Jaynor is a stunning 1967 Arthur Robb-designed 42 ft cutter, masterfully combining classic elegance with modern amenities for safe and comfortable cruising.
Condition: superb, with no rot or soft wood anywhere
A variety of hanked-on racing sails
Recently cleaned copper water tanks (2023)
Fridge
Located in Dumbarton, she is ready for viewing and her next adventure.
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