1976 48 foot LRC

[Byresch]

I feel sorry for the person that owns this that their plans changed after doing all the work to this
LRC. Anyone looking for a LRC should take a look at her:

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1976/Hatteras-LRC-2744968/Alameda/CA/United-States#.VGgauLlATVI

[Fastinated]

Holy price batman! Are these 48's really blue water capable. IE crossing the atlantic? This price is at 46 Nordhavn levels but with old detroit power. Yes they were rebuilt, but newer power systems might justify the cost. Sure is pretty although needs some color on the outside.

[Pete]

Certainly wins the eclectic category. A few more pictures in the engine room would be helpful.

Pete

[Boatsb]

Certainly wins the eclectic category. A few more pictures in the engine room would be helpful.

Pete

Yachtworld ran out of room on t be server. This one and the other with 120 pics. It's insane.

[SeaEric]

Holy price batman! Are these 48's really blue water capable. IE crossing the atlantic?

An acquaintance of mine who used to own a 48 Hatt LRC told me that he was invited to join in the Nordhavn trans-Atlantic cruise a few years back. He decided not to go but his boat was apparently capable of doing the trip.
He did some mods on that boat during his ownership which may have included additional fuel capacity. Not sure about that or if the standard fuel cap would provide the necessary range.

[jim rosenthal]

The long leg is Bermuda to Azores, I think. 1600 sea miles, maybe? and you'd want to get there with 25-30% left.....

[Dan Mapes]

We almost got into one of these back in the mid 2000's. It was a peach and had just been repainted. The problem was, the prep work on the paint allowed the paint to bridge out from inside corners. You could have run your finger down the inside corners and popped a whole line of paint.
Made me sick and still does.

A great boat IMHO.

[rwappleton]

No Stabilizers?????:cool: