Hunter Squib 19 for sale in Burnham Yacht Harbour, CM0 8BL United Kingdom

Boat Overview

SQUIB 19 Racer built by Hunter. Sail number 595. Features include:

• Fin keel
• Fractional sloop rig
• Tiller steering

The National Squib is the most popular One Design keel boat class in the U.K. The class has a strong following with fleets racing throughout the U.K. and active Open, National, and Regional regattas.

Viewing Information

Viewing by appointment at our Essex Office (CM0 8BL) or via email - essex@clarkeandcarter.co.uk

Boat Details

Outlaw is a Hunter built Squib, sail number 595. Key features include:

• New floor fitted by Rice & Cole in 2019
• Floor repainted in 2023
• Teak rubbing strip replaced in 2016
• C-Spars mast with Dyform standing rigging
• Fly away spinnaker pole
• 2:1 jib sheets
• Harken mainsheet traveller
• Echosounder
• Tack Tick compass
• Two electric bilge pumps with Whale manual bilge pumps

New Hyde main and jib installed in 2019, lightly used.

New Hyde main, jib, and spinnaker (blue/pink) added in 2018, plus ACL Cowes Week spinnaker.

Braked two-wheel trailer serviced in 2018, with a new jockey wheel in 2021.

Outlaw was not launched in 2020 and was only lightly used in 2021 and 2022. She has not been launched in 2023 and has been stored under a cover throughout this time.

Disclaimer

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General Note on Safety Equipment

Any safety equipment such as liferafts, fire extinguishers, and flares, etc., are usually personal to the current owner(s). If being left on board as part of the sale of a used vessel, they may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owner's specific needs.