Zia Lucia47' Formosa 47 Center Cockpit 1981

Upon entering the salon from the spacious and comfortable cockpit, you will be transported back in time to when boats were built like ships. Zia Lucia's interior is finished with teak and mahogany and every curve is elegant and well-appointed. Her salon features a generous dining area to starboard and a comfortable settee to port. The u-shaped galley is to starboard and features plenty of counter space while also being well-suited for cooking in heavy seas. To port is a nav station with hallway leading back to a generous aft cabin with a double bed, a vanity, plenty of storage, and a private head. Arguably the best feature of this boat is that it will comfortably sleep a large family, as there are berths up forward for four as well as a second head.

This boat is solid fiberglass with an encapsulated fin keel and skeg-hung rudder for optimal sailing performance and safety. She is one of the few examples of this boat that was built as a cutter/sloop, which offers simplicity in sail-handling. Her decks are spacious and the original teak decks were removed and replaced with epoxy and a quality paint job, giving the appearance of cleanliness and space. Her original black iron tanks have been replaced with stainless steel, and she carries 206 gallons of fuel in 4 tanks as well as 314 gallons of water in 4 tanks for an incredible range for offshore passages.

Zia Lucia will not disappoint!

Cabin

• Teak & mahogany interior
• Double bed aft w/head
• Double bed forward w/head
• Double bunk forward
• Nav station
• Galley
• Salon
• Lewmar hatches
• Wabasto cabin heater
• Isotemp 30L hot water heater
• Clock
• Barometer
• Halogen and LED lighting
• Kenwood radio
• Samsung TV

Galley

• Glacier Bay fridge & freezer 12V
• Force 10 (3) Burner stove w/ oven
• (2) LPG tanks w/control panel
• Emerson microwave oven
• Water filter
• Surflo water pump
• Double SS sinks
• Magma SS BBQ (aft deck)

Mechanical

• Groco (2) Manual marine heads
• Rule (2) Automatic bilge pumps
• Bilge alarm
• Capilano hydraulic steering

Electronics & Electrical System

• 2 ICOM VHF radios (cockpit and nav station)
• 1 ICOM IC-M 700 Pro Single Sideband radio
• Simrad Autopilot
• Furuno 1731 Mark 3 Radar
• Raytheon Wind and Depth instruments
• Garmin GPS
• Magnum MS Series inverter/charger with remote
• 3 8D AGM batteries
• 1 engine cranking battery
• AMTECH 163/149 AMP 12V CD Alternator
• 12V and 110V circuit breaker panels

Engine

• Ford Lehman 2712E 86 HP
• Hours approx. 1,000, run at dock monthly
• Borg Warner Transmission
• Engine Room Blower
• Racor Filters--primary and engine mounted

Sails and Deck

• Yankee Jib
• Harken roller
• Staysail
• Main sail
• Drifter
• Canvas sail covers
• Mast stepped on teak wood & concrete above keel
• Self-tailing primary winches
• Canvas dodger
• Cockpit cushions  

Ground Tackle

• 60# CQR
• 90# Danforth
• 30# Danforth
• Windlass
• 300' 7/16 galvanized chain

Emergency Equipment

• Emergency Tiller
• Man overboard pole
• Carbon Monoxide Alarm
• Life jackets
• Engine room Halon extinguisher
• (3) Fire extinguishers
• Revere 6-man life raft (off boat)
• Search light