Maple Leaf Center Cockpit 1973

Introducing the Maple Leaf 48 — a robust blue-water cruiser now available for sale due to the owner's family circumstances. This vessel is built to withstand the seas and, while it may need some tender loving care, it boasts numerous upgrades. For inquiries, please contact Georges. Designed by Stan Huntingford in Canada and constructed by Cooper Yachts / Cooper Enterprises in British Columbia, the Maple Leaf 48 has a rich history with its first hulls launched in 1972, and many examples built in 1973. Key Specifications: - Length Overall (LOA): 47.67 ft (14.53 m) - Waterline Length (LWL): 40.50 ft (12.34 m) - Beam: 14.67 ft (4.47 m) - Draft: 6.50 ft (1.98 m) (some boats may have a shoal draft option around 5.5 ft) - Displacement: ~34,000 lb (15,422 kg) - Ballast: ~9,500 lb (lead) - Sail Area: ~1,120 ft² (data per class specifications) Engine Specifications: This vessel is typically equipped with a reliable Ford Lehman 6-cylinder diesel engine, often rated at 120 hp, known for its durability and excellent parts availability across North America. Tank Capacity: While tank sizes may vary by hull and refit, common figures suggest approximately 250 gallons for both fuel and fresh water; it's advisable to verify the specifics on this particular boat as modifications can occur. Notable Features: The Maple Leaf 48 is characterized by its spacious design and impressive seakeeping abilities, making it a popular choice for live-aboard passagemakers.

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