Amateur construction Marc Chamay

Its traditional construction, its teak cockpit, and its sail plan including a semi-latticed mainsail, genoa, and jib give it a decidedly maritime identity.

Powered by a Solé Mercedes SM-616 45 kW marine engine, based on Mercedes mechanics.

Navigation and deck equipment

The steering position features a Lecomble & Schmitt hydraulic wheel, complemented by electronic equipment to support navigation:

• GPS
• Depth sounder
• Autopilot
• Radar

On the sail plan side, the yacht features:

• Semi-latticed mainsail
• Genoa
• Jib

The teak cockpit maintains the classic spirit of this vessel, and a full winter cover provides effective protection when not in use.

Onboard comfort

The interior is equipped to extend navigation capabilities and living aboard:

• Heating with oil stove
• Cooker
• Oven
• Marine toilet
• Toilet pump replaced in 2026
• 350 W inverter

Main specifications

• Construction: Marc Chamay
• Year: 1967
• Construction: laminated wood
• Engine: Solé Mercedes SM-616
• Power: 45 kW
• Hydraulic wheel steering by Lecomble & Schmitt

Highlights

✓ Laminated wood construction
✓ Classic character of the 1967 yacht
✓ Solé Mercedes engine
✓ Lecomble & Schmitt hydraulic wheel
✓ Autopilot
✓ Radar
✓ GPS and depth sounder
✓ Semi-latticed mainsail + genoa + jib
✓ Teak cockpit
✓ Heating with oil stove
✓ Full winter cover
✓ Toilet pump replaced in 2026

A yacht primarily aimed at boaters who appreciate classic constructions, seeking a vessel different from modern mass-produced models, and already equipped for navigation and living onboard.