1987 Crowther Podcat 5015m

Main pod can accomodate 4 at a squeeze when in port with a bunk either side in the hull bows if required.
Main pod forward bunk can sleep 3 across or a queen bed with fridge opposite or quickly convert to two singles with a space in between each bunk. Mattresses easily store away. This gives flexibility in a small area depending what mode the boat is being used for.

The sit at galley is on the starboard side with a single portable stove, sink with hand pump with a 15 gallon water tank under the cockpit floor plumbed to the sink.

The nav station is on the port side of the pod with everything at easy reach. Its a tight area in the pod but as everyone that sail her says, its very functional even after three weeks cruising two up as we've done on many occasions between major regattas.

Simple racing style single burner stove and sink with a 45 litre fridge. Storage cupboards.

All Selden deck hardware, Karver reef hook system for mainsail reefing,(3 reefs). Automatic headboard set up for square top mainsail (no pinning needed). All Yacht Spars 20 meter rotating alloy mast and Selden boom. Spinlock ceraminc jaw jammers and clutches, Fracnor 5 ton halyard lock for screecher halyard. 12 foot self hold up bow pole with spreaders. Spectra netting. German mainsheet system. Four electric Andersen ST winches for sheets and halyards. Six non electric Andersen ST winches and one Karver 4 speed winch. Profurl headsail furler, Selden top down furler for the short course racing and cruising/ delivery kite. Selden bottom up furler for the racing screecher. Muir anchor windlass, 15 metres of 10mm chain with 60 meters of 16mm warp. one 60lb Manson plow anchor, one FX55 Fortress Aluminium anchor.
Awning that doubles up as a cruising awning full length of boom and out to stays or drops down as a cover whilst moored/berthed/stored

B&G Zeus 7 inch chart plotter, Raymarine Tack Tick wireless wind speed/direction and depth/ speed etc with slave Raymarine duplicates. Raymarine EV1 autopilot with hydraulic ram that connects to tiller driven by head unit. Raymarine VHF and AIS. Enerdrive 200amp Lithium battery with built in BMS and app. 70amp starting battery. All new in 2019. Muir anchor windlass. 2 x 120 watt 2 x 55 watt Solbian solar panels.

12 volt system all rewired professionally in 2019. ample charging points. switch panel at nav station Simple hand pump in gally. Pump out vacuflush toilet in starboard hull. portapottie for holding tank if required.

Yamaha FT25 engine electric start, 10 amp charging.

Carbon Liteskin Mainsail 83 square meters, only lightly used for racing, no deliveries or cruising in excellent condition.

Brand new never used Carbon Liteskin no 1 jib 36 square meters
Delivery/cruising Carbon Liteskin no 1 jib.
Brand new No 3 Endro Max laminate jib 24 square meters.
Brand new orange coloured dacron storm jib
lightly used white nylon no 1 racing spinnaker 164 square metres
lightly used blue and white no 2 spinnaker 90 square meters
GPL carbon Racing screecher (upwind cut for light winds)81 square metres.

12/10mm SS die-form rigging, new in 2017, low stretch 10mm dyneema running rigging with technora/polyester blended covers, new or near new.
Lazy jack system and boom bag for main to fall/store in.

Automatic mainsail headboard system.

Top Gun is in excellent turn key condition. she's had nothing but the best of equipment fitted by an experienced multihull owner. her refit was well over 400k to get her into the condition she's currently in. Her price is right, she just needs a new owner that wants to do safe fast miles on a legend of a race cat either short handed, one or two up or fully crewed of five.

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