Dubourdieu Pinasse

Dubourdieu Pinasse 10 m – Fully Restored

AC YACHTING is proud to present this beautiful traditional pinasse, built in 1994 by the renowned Dubourdieu Shipyard, an essential reference in the nautical heritage of Arcachon Basin.

This exceptional boat, owned by the same knowledgeable owner since new, sailed for 25 years in the Mediterranean. To adapt to the specific conditions of this sea, the bow was modified to improve sea handling and passage through choppy water, without altering the pinasse's aesthetics.

Returned to the Basin in 2024, it received a full renovation, carried out professionally by a shipyard in Biscarrosse. The work is completed, the boat is visible and available for immediate sale.

Main Features:

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  Shipyard : Dubourdieu

  
  
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  Year of construction : 1994

  
  
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  Hull length : 10.00 m

  
  
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  Overall width : 3.15 m

  
  
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  Color : Navy Blue

  
  
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  Certification : 12 persons

  
  
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  Sleeps : 2 persons

  
  
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  Full renovation in 2024 – invoices available

  
  
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  Modified bow for the Mediterranean

  
  
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  Visible in Biscarrosse

  
  

Restoration Details:

Hull:

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  Original laminated wood frame in excellent condition

  
  
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  Complete blasting

  
  
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  Professional white epoxy treatment

  
  

Deck:

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  Entirely in teak

  
  
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  Complete sanding

  
  
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  Complete joint replacement

  
  
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  New teak roof

  
  

Engine:

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  2 x Volvo Penta 5.7 GXI-E V8 – 320 HP each

  
  
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  Hours: 750 h and 800 h

  
  
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  Rigorous annual maintenance with invoices available

  
  
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  New fuel filters, spark plugs, and batteries

  
  

This heritage pinasse, revisited for Mediterranean cruising while maintaining its typical charm of the Basin, offers a rare opportunity. It will appeal both to lovers of traditional boats and those seeking comfort and power.

For any information or visits, contact AC YACHTING, your high-end boating expert in Arcachon.