⚓ MENORQUIN COPINO 44 – 1986 – LLAUT CATALAN – RENOVATION PROJECT

AUTHENTIC LLAUT CATALAN – A FULL PROJECT – PRICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONDITION

Classic boat enthusiasts, maritime heritage lovers, and beautiful nautical projects: here is a genuine Menorquin COPINO 44, built in the Balearic Islands in 1986 by the COPINO shipyards, a true reference in traditional Mediterranean construction.

But let's be perfectly clear from the start: this boat is sold as a complete renovation project.

It is not a boat ready to sail nor a unit requiring only cosmetic work. A full renovation is to be expected, both internally and externally, including finishes, upholstery, woodwork, and more broadly the overall presentation of the boat. The buyer should therefore consider a significant budget for work, as well as time and personal investment to restore it to its full value.

However, and this is precisely what makes this unit interesting, the nautical and mechanical base is present and currently operational.

The fiberglass hull is sound, with no water ingress observed. Propulsion is provided by two Solé Mercedes Diesel SM616 engines, mounted in-line shaft, which are currently functioning. These simple and robust engines provide an interesting mechanical foundation for a restoration project and gradual improvement.

The boat is registered in France, has its official registration card, and is currently afloat in Spain, where it can be visited.

The appeal of this COPINO 44 lies less in its current condition than in its exceptional potential for transformation. It is aimed at a buyer who knows what they are looking for and who wishes to start with a traditional Llaut base to eventually create a personal boat, authentic and perfectly suited to their sailing program.

And most importantly, the price fully reflects its condition.

Menorquin/Copino of this generation with significantly better preservation states can be offered on the market around €45,000 and more, depending on their equipment level, maintenance, and renovation quality. This one is intentionally priced well below those values, to give its future owner the opportunity to invest progressively in its restoration.

Therefore, consider this unit as a restoration project, not as a boat immediately comparable to fully renovated or excellent condition units.

This can also make it a particularly interesting opportunity for an enthusiast: to acquire a genuine Catalan Llaut at an accessible entry budget, then gradually give it a second life.

The end result can be magnificent.

A tastefully restored Menorquin COPINO 44, retaining its traditional character while benefiting from modernized interiors, has a presence and personality that contemporary productions simply cannot replicate.

Reserved exclusively for a buyer fully aware of the scope of the project.