Marine Trader LaBelle 40 Sun Deck 1985

Juno is ready to welcome her next adventure, having completed the loop and now available for another looper, cruiser, or liveaboard. This 1985 Marine Trader 40 LaBelle Sun Deck features a recent bottom job, a sundeck davit system, and well-maintained twin Volvo diesel engines, complemented by a Westerbeke generator, AIS, radar, autopilot, reverse cycle heat/air conditioning, and more. Step aboard Juno through the varnished handrail, accessible from both starboard and port sides. The aft deck boasts double doors leading to the salon, stairs to the flybridge and upper helm station, and access to the swim platform via a transom door. A convenient sliding door on the starboard side opens to the helm station and salon. This delightful vessel, designed for both cruising and living, features a double cabin layout with two heads. The aft cabin includes a sought-after walkaround bed with access steps on the port side, an L-shaped ensuite head, and a separate shower. The well-equipped U-shaped galley is situated forward of the salon, opposite a comfortable dinette area. The forward guest cabin offers a double berth and a wet head with wash area. The boat’s interior is warm and inviting, filled with ample cabinetry for storage, hatches, and windows (complete with sunshades) that let in plenty of light. Access to the engine room is provided through multiple removable floor panels in the salon. Key features include: - Electronics and electrical systems - Spacious deck and flybridge - Below the waterline specifications - Well-designed galley - Mechanical systems overview - Tanks: 200 gallons of water in one stainless steel tank under the aft cabin berth and 350 gallons of fuel in two tanks on either side of the engine - Beam: 13'5" - Draft: 3'5" - Bridge Clearance: 21'3" - Displacement: 23,000 lbs - Headroom: Lowest 6'4", averaging around 6'6"; both berths measure approximately 6'8" in length - Cruising speed: 8 knots - Maximum speed: 10 to 12 knots - Range: At 1,500 RPM, the owners cruised between 6.5 to 7.5 knots, consuming 2.7 gallons per hour with the generator running, averaging around 4.5 gallons per hour (depending on speed and current).

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