Dufour 1800

p>Keelboat from the La Rochelle yard DUFOUR, model 1800 from 1980.
Serial number: 367

The Dufour 1800 is a monohull cruising sailboat of 7.6m (24'11") designed by Laurent Cordelle (France) and Michel Dufour (France). It was produced by Dufour (France) between 1979 and 1982. 

Spade rudder with simple hung keel.

The keel system has been decommissioned by the previous owner.

Possibility, extra, of an outboard motor, on a cockpit seat: TOHATSU 6hp 4-stroke from 2020, with electric start and remote controls.

SAILS (in very good condition):
- 1 MAINSAIL
- 1 Genoa
- 1 Foresail
- 1 Storm jib

Stainless steel boomers
Removable cockpit table, fitting into the cockpit
Marine WC

MANUFACTURER'S DATA:
- Hull length: 7.6 m (24' 11\")
- Length at waterline: 6.7 m (22')
- Beam (width): 2.62 m (8' 7\")
- Beam at waterline: 2.1 m (6' 11\")
- Minimum draft: 1 m
- Air draft from DWL: 10.8 m (35' 5\")
- Light displacement (dry weight): 1800 kg (4321 lbs)
- Fully loaded displacement (maximum MLDC weight): 2450 kg (5401 lbs)
- Construction: Polyester with fiberglass fibers (GRP)
- Hull: Monolithic fiberglass polyester
- Deck: Balsa core with fiberglass polyester

Spars and sails:
- Rig type: Marconi sloop 7/8
- Mast position: Mast on the deck
- Number of shroud levels: 1
- Shroud angle: Pushing
- Rig materials: Aluminum mast and boom
- Standing rigging: Continuous 1x19 wire
- Sail area close-hauled: 30.93 m² (333 sq ft)
- Sail area on reach: 49.29 m² (531 sq ft)
- Main sail area: 14.29 m² (154 sq ft)
- Genoa area: 16.64 m² (179 sq ft)
- Foresail area: 9.37 m² (101 sq ft)

I (Measurement of the height of the foresail triangle: distance from the foot of the mast to the eye strap attachment point): 8.4 m (27' 7")
J (Measurement of the base of the foresail triangle: distance from the foot of the mast to the bottom of the forestay): 2.58 m (8' 6")
P (Measurement of the luff of the mainsail: distance from the connection point to the halyard): 8.5 m (27' 11")
E (Measurement of the foot of the mainsail: distance from the connection to the clew to the point of the sheet): 3 m (9' 10")