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60' Cooper Pilothouse Cutter Rigged Sloop - SOLD!

Discussion in 'Yachts 50' to 99'' started by Julie10, Nov 19, 2020.

  1. Julie10, Nov 19, 2020
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    Kokomo is a blue water pilothouse cutter rigged sloop built by Cooper of Coquitlam, Vancouver BC. She is currently berthed in beautiful Langkawi, Malaysia awaiting her new owner. Kokomo is a wonderful classically beautiful yacht with all the comforts of home she would even be a wonderful holiday getaway based in Langkawi and the neighbouring Phuket islands. Her price is US$529,000.

    Designed by Stan Huntingford and built to the highest standard of craftsmanship, Cooper built only 4 of these due to their high initial cost. Kokomo is # 3 of the series. The Teak interior is stunning.

    “Redundancy” is another word for this vessel, having incredible range on main engine, 2 generators, hydraulic bow thruster, and a get home system she is well equipped to take you anywhere.

    She has had 4 passionate owners, and has recently undergone a major refit which included mast removal, full Awlgrip paint, New Teak Decks –(2015) and full electronics upgrade – (2016). Rigging renewed in 2019. A detailed maintenance record has been kept of the vessel for the last 11 years which covers overhaul of almost every item on board.

    Dimensions:
    LOA: 63’ 9" LWL: 5.7’ Beam: 15’
    Ballast: 13,500 lbs. Draft: 7’8” Air Draft: 69’

    Engine: Perkins
    HP: 165 Model: T6.3544M
    Hours: 6060 Cruising Speed: 8.5 Knots Max Speed: 10 knots.

    Tankage:
    Fuel: 635 gallons Water: 400 Gallons Holding; 85 Gallons

    Cabins:
    Aft Cabin has twin berths with ensuite. Fwd Cabin is a double berth with ensuite.
    Starboard lounge opens to a double berth and two sea berths opposite engine room.
    Washing machine and dryer.

    More specs available on request.

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  2. Julie10, Nov 20, 2020
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    Fwd looking aft to Saloon, Galley and Wheelhouse.jpg

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  3. graham1, Dec 20, 2020
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    Was she once called SeaMore 9? If so great ownership whilst in Vancouver.
  4. Oscarvan, Dec 20, 2020
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    Indoor helm..... tempting. Maybe not.......:D
  5. HTMO9, Dec 21, 2020
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    The indoor helm is no problem, as long as their is a primary wheel outside in the cockpit. I had the same setup on my Jongert, hydraulic steering for cruising under engine and direct steering with rudder feel in the cockpit for sailing.

    Looks like a nice classic design. The only problem will most likely be the 6.000 hours plus on the Perkins engine. That number is about their normal life span.
  6. YachtForums, Dec 21, 2020
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    Gentlemen,

    Please do not post comments in the classifieds. This is clearly stated in the listing section.

    Thank you.
  7. Julie10, Dec 21, 2020
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    Yes she was Seamore 9. She is as beautiful as ever with loads of improvements.