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Gib Sea 37 Ketch

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Gib Sea 37 Ketch
1976
Yanmar 4JH3 Diesel 40hp (30kW)
Verkoophaven Delta Marina - Kortgene Nederland
020216007
Polyester
11.70 m x 3.80 m x 1.90 m
5 fixed 2 extra

Remarks

The Gib'sea 37 Ketch (also sold as Jeanneu GinFiz). It is a Ketch rigged vessel with a nice spacious and deep cockpit. A seaworthy vessel.

Makelaar - Schepenkring Kortgene

Address Veerdam 3, Kortgene 4484 NV
The Netherlands Die Niederlande

More information about the Gib Sea 37 Ketch

Gib Sea 37 Ketch – “Philou” (1976)

The Gib Sea 37 Ketch “Philou” is a classic and seaworthy cruising yacht designed by Michel Joubert. This solidly built polyester sailing yacht is known for its reliable sailing characteristics, comfortable cockpit and practical Ketch rigging. Thanks to the distribution of the sail plan, the ship is easy to trim and pleasant to sail, even with a small crew.

With a length of 11.70 m and a width of 3.80 m the Philou offers a spacious and functional interior. The ship features two cabins and 5 fixed berths (maximum 7) and a headroom of approximately 1.80 m in the salon. The kitchen was modernized in 2017 and the interior received an earlier upgrade in 2002. Heating via a Eberspächer D4 makes staying on board comfortable even in the early and late season.

The Yanmar 4JH3 diesel engine (2002) delivers approximately 40 hp and has approximately 1650 operating hours. Major engine maintenance was carried out in 2021. In the same year, new Ullman Navigator Dacron sails were installed (mainsail, mizzen, and genoa). The rigging is from 2022 checked. Navigation equipment includes Raymarine instruments (depth, wind, and autopilot) and a Furuno GPS.

The Philou has a beautiful history; the ship has remained within the same family since the mid-90s and was transferred from father to son in 2021. In recent decades, the ship made several voyages across the North Sea to Belgium, France, and England and was recently used on the Grevelingen and OosterscheldeThis underscores the seaworthy reputation of this type of ship.

Points of attention

As befits a classic ship of this age, there are also some points that require attention. These include the deck, window seals and the propeller shaft seal things that require maintenance. In addition, there are some cosmetic issues such as wear and tear on the deck and gelcoat.

To provide full transparency, a recent purchase expertise was carried out in which the condition of the ship and the points of attention were mapped out. This report is available on request during a viewing.

Auction via BoatAuction

This ship is exclusively sold via the online auction platform BoatAuction, bidding starts from €7,500.00.

Bidding is possible via
https//boatauction.com/nl/boat-selling/7120/sailboat/gib-sea/37-Ketch

Open viewing day

Interested parties are welcome during the open viewing day on Saturday, April 18th between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM to view the ship.


Designer
Michel Joubert
Shipyard
Gibert Marine Marans, France
Hull shape
Round bilge
Hull color
White
Deck and superstructure color
White
Deck and superstructure construction
Grp (Polyester)
Windows
Port window replaced in 2026
Vertical clearance normal
1800 0
Draft
190 cm
Displacement
7930 kg
Ballast
2890 0 Ballast ratio 37%
Steering
Steering wheel
Steering position
Outside
Rudder
Single
Keel/Daggerboard
fixed keel

Accommodation

Saloon
Cabins
2 Separate cabin at the back of the ship - Aft cabin wooden finish has been removed after leakage and not reinstalled.
Berths
5 fixed 2 extra
Type interior
Classic, warm
Upholstery color
Blue
Mattresses
Water tank & material
Plastic Water Bag (Plastimo)
Water system
Pressure system
Hot water
Small boiler
Toilets
1 manual Jabsco
Radio/CD player
Cooker & fuel
2 burner(s) gas Flexible gas lines inside have been replaced by fixed lines. (gas stove is not gimballed)
Oven
Refrigerator & power
20 liters Electric gas disconnected
Heating
Hot air 1 Eberspacher D4

Engine and electrics

Number of identical engines
1
Start type
Electric
Type
Inboard
Brand
Yanmar
Model
4JH3E
Serial number
E25962
Year of construction
2002
Number of cylinders
4
Power
40 hp
Hour meter
Running hours
1650
Fuel
Diesel
Consumption
2 liters/hour
Transmission
Propeller shaft
Propulsion
propeller 3 blades fixed
Cooling
indirect
Fuel tank quantity
1
Fuel tank capacity
130 Liters
Fuel tank material
Stainless steel
Max speed
7 knots
Cruising speed
6 knots
Fuel tank gauge
Rev counter
Yanmar
Oil pressure gauge
Yanmar
Temperature gauge
Yanmar
Battery
4 Capacity: 296 Ah
Battery charger
Alternator
Battery monitor
Inverter
300 Watt
Voltmeter
Shore power
Shore power cable
Voltage
12 volt 220 volt

Navigation and electronics

Log/speed
Raymarine
Depth sounder
Raymarine
Wind instrument
Raymarine
Navigation lights
LED
Autopilot
Raymarine
GPS
Autohelm Screen difficult to read due to display age
Chartplotter
Furuno Internal memory sometimes gives an alarm, internal battery of memory needs to be replaced.
Radar
Furuno No longer connected, no longer provides a radar image.
VHF
Handheld

Rigging

Type of rigging
Ketch
Number of masts
2
Mast material
Aluminum
Rigging
Stainless steel wire
Number of sails
3
Sail material
Dacron Triradial cut
Sailmaker
Ullman Sails
Mainsail
Ullman Sails Navigator series - 2021
Mizzen
Ullman Sails - 2021 - Navigator Series
Genoa
Ullman Sails 2021 - Navigator Series
Headsail furling system
Furlex
Winches
4
Manual winches
2
Self-tailing winches
2

Exterior equipment

Anchors & material
Galvanized
Anchor attachment
Rope & chain
Sprayhood
Tarpaulin(s)
Small tarpaulin for above front hatch.
Guard rail
Bow and stern pulpit(s)
Fenders, lines
6x fenders

Safety

Bilge pump
Electric
Fire extinguisher
Validity date to be checked
Gas locker with drain
Gas installation not in accordance with current legislation.
Self-draining cockpit
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