Two Shoes | Cambria 46' 1986
Solomons, MD
$190,000
Basic Info
| Yacht Name: | Two Shoes |
| Builder: | Cambria |
| Model: | 44/46 |
| Year: | 1986 |
| Location: | Solomons, MD |
| Asking Price: | $190,000 |
| Designer: | David Walters |
| Hull Material: | Fiberglass |
Cambria Yachts are some of the worlds most sought after high-quality, blue-water yachts designed and built by David Walters. Originally called the Cambria 44 the yacht is actually 46' LOA and was dubbed the '44' at the time of construction as it was commonly held at the time that couples only wanted a yacht that was less than 45' long. David Walters personally oversaw the construction and delivery of every Cambria built. The yacht was in a special league, with famous actor Christopher Reeves having commissioned a Cambria 44 for himself too.
As one of the traditional New England yacht builders David Walters set the pace for quality, modern yacht design at a time when builders like Hinckley, Little Harbor, and Morris were still utilizing traditional methods.
The seller has kept his Cambria in bristol condition and it shows throughout. If you are looking for one of the finest yachts with the timeless lines of a Cambria then you need not look further than 'Two Shoes'.
The Cambria 44/46 was featured in Ferenc Mate's, The World's Best Sailboats. Mate concludes that this is "a yacht of excellent design and engineering, not inexpensive but then the Cambria quality is among the world's best". The Cambria 44/46 offers all the important elements: strength, exquisite custom interior finish, spacious 2 cabin, 2 head interior arrangement, comfortable deep aft offshore cockpit, excellent performance, classic styling and a shallow draft with centerboard.
Two Shoes has a very complete list of quality systems and equipment, most of which has been upgraded within the past nine years, including: repowering with a Yanmar 4JH57 (approximately 110 hours); Leisure Furl boom; Harken headsail furler; standing and running rigging; navigational light fixtures; lifelines; Awlgrip paint hull, cabin top (including non-skid) and mast; gelcoat cockpit; replaced port lights and refurbished hatches; Raymarine navigation system with E120, HD color radar, AIS transmit and receive, VHF radio and helm handset; two air conditioning units with 26,000 BTU; Seafrost refrigerator and freezer; AGM house batteries and starting battery; all plumbing lines and hot water heater; entertainment system with Wi-Fi, Trac-vision TV, Dish system, Sirius-XM radio, 42 and 19 inch TVs; reupholstered entire interior and cockpit cushions; custom canvas cover for winter. Two Shoes is hauled annually for the winter at Zahnisers Safe Harbor, where the boat is winterized and commissioned each spring.
A 2015 appraisal survey is available for review to qualified buyers. 'Two Shoes' was noted to be in 'excellent condition' retaining the 'near new' appearance of the vessel and found the vessel in 'as new' condition with a score of 69.4/70 and no repair needs or recommendations from the surveyor. The same surveyor, one of the most reputable on the East Coast, had previously surveyed the yacht in 2012.
'Two Shoes' in currently in winter storage and is being prepared for launching this season. Interested buyers are highly recommended to schedule inspection prior to launch in order to save both the time and expense of re-hauling for survey. Seller provided photos are attached, a complete photoshoot and walk-through tour will be commissioned after launching. Please contact the central listing agent for complete details and don't miss out on this Cambria!
Dimensions
| Length: | 46' |
| Beam: | 13' 6" |
| Draft: | 5' 9" |
| Water Tank Capacity: | 130 Gallons |
| Fuel Tank Capacity: | 85 Gallons |
| Engine Manufacturer: | Yanmar (2016) |
| Engine Model: | 4JH57 |
| Power: | 57 HP |
| Number of Engines: | 1 |
| Fuel Type: | Diesel |
| Engine Hours: | 110 Hours |
Upgrades Since 2010
2020
- New Jabsco pump for refrigerator drain
- New float switch for bilge pump
2019
- Rebuild centerboard
- Fortress FX-37 anchor with 60 feet 3/8” chain (and 150 feet of line)
2018
- New AGM Group 24 starting battery
- Carbon fiber 150% Genoa recut
- Mercury 2.5 horsepower outboard
2017
- Kevlar blade jib recut
- Stay sail recut
- New gelcoat in cockpit
- New cockpit cushions from Yacht Canvas
- New TracVision KVH antenna
- Replace solar exhaust fans in both heads
- Replace electric bilge pump
- Interior LED lightbulbs
2016
- Repower with Yanmar 4JH57 (approximately 110 hours)
- Refurbish Maxprop and realign shaft
- New exhaust system
- Replace air conditioning with two units totaling 26,000 BTU
- Replace plumbing lines
- Replace hot water heater
- Add new 30A shore power input
- Replace existing 30A shore power input
- Replace 440A/hour AGM house batteries
- Replace four fixed port lights and interior woodwork
- Rebuilt manual bilge pumps
- Replaced additional rod rigging
2015
- Awlgrip paint cabin top and non-skid
- Replace staysail running rigging and reconfigure
2014
- Replace saltwater washdown pump
2013
- Seafrost refrigerator and freezer 12V, BDxp with water cooled option and ETTsc
- Raymarine navigation system with E120
- RD418HD color radar with self-leveling radome
- AIS transmit and receive
- VHF radio and helm handset
- SR6 Sirius weather receiver
- TracVision and Dish system
- 42 inch TV
- Sirius/XM radio
- DVD and blue ray player
- WiFi repeater for internet access
- Playstation 2 for forward cabin
- Replaced all eight port lights and interior woodwork
- Replaced three large and four small hatch lenses and gaskets
- Rebedded all chain plates
- Replaced domestic water pump
- Installed settee/additional bunk
- Reupholstered all interior cushions and mattresses with Nova Suede and Sunbrella
- Replaced life lines
- Replaced navigation light fixtures
- Custom tarp for winter storage
2012
- Quantum Code Zero Spinnaker with sock
2011
- Leisure Furl system
- Harken Genoa furler
- Quantum mainsail
- Quantum roller furling genoa
- Awlgrip mast
- Replaced or refurbished rod-rigging
- Replaced all halyards and sheets
- Awlgrip hull flag blue
- Stripped bottom, epoxy coated
- Dinghy davits
- 10 foot RIB dinghy
- Port light shades and hatch covers
- Radar pole
- Replaced Bimini, dodger and curtain canvas
- Manson anchor and 250 feet of chain
2010
- Electric two-speed winch for mainsail
- Replace two sink faucets and two shower heads
- Replace battery and other essential electrical wiring
Interior Features
Two Shoes sleeps seven with maximum privacy for the owner within an aft cockpit design. The aft owner's cabin has a double to starboard and navigation center/work desk to port providing direct communication to the cockpit. The owner's aft head features a separate stall shower. A passageway galley is accessed from the aft companionway or a second midship companionway ladder. The engine is located under this companionway ladder. Forward of the galley is the comfortable salon, guest head and V-berth guest cabin. There are two companionway entrances, one amidships providing entry into the salon and a second companionway directly from the cockpit into the owner’s cabin.
All the woodwork is handmade, light varnished teak. The cabin sole, which is totally removable, is solid varnished teak with light inlay. The interior hull sides are sheathed with teak battens (ceilings) which are set off the hull to provide ventilation. Lockers are wood lined with main hanging lockers lined with cedar. The overheads and under decks are white laminate.
Salon
The midship main salon offers an L-shaped settee (converts to a double) to port and a settee on the starboard side. Outboard of the starboard settee are built in lockers and shelves with additional storage behind both settee backrests.
- Custom double leaf teak dining table. There are handrails throughout and double laminated arches
Galley
The passageway galley is located to port adjacent to the forward companionway that also has a dodger that permits leaving the hatch open in heavy weather and rainy days.
- Dickinson four-burner stove with oven and broiler
- Microwave
- Corian countertops and sink
- Refrigeration and freezer boxes with 4" foam insulation; each supplied with Sea Frost 12V, BDxp with water cooled option and ETTsc
- Hot water system with stainless steel tank
- Galley equipment includes dishes, glasses, flatware, bowls and utensils
- Storage includes 3 drawers and multiple counter lockers and storage below the sink counter
- Two 20 lb propane individually vented cockpit lockers
- Electric solenoid gas shut off
- Hot and cold pressure water
Master Stateroom
The owner's cabin is aft and encompasses the full-width of the yacht. There is a private entrance from the cockpit and four stainless steel opening ports. To starboard is a generous double berth with drawers and hanging locker and to port is a full sit down navigation center with more drawers and a hanging locker. A private owner's head has a walk-in, stall shower with teak grating. There is an electric head with Type III marine Lectrasan treatment equipment.
Guest Stateroom
The forward cabin has V-berth arrangement with a seat located between (the seat can be raised to form a double berth). Two bureaus are located port and starboard with hanging lockers outboard and an additional tall hanging locker is also provided.
The guest head with shower has two entry doors that permit access from either the main cabin or directly from the forward cabin. Locker with shelves and a hamper are built-in outboard of the vanity and a mirror is located above the stainless steel sink. There is an electric head with Type III marine Lectrasan treatment equipment.
Hull
The Cambria 44 hull is molded of hand-laid fiberglass with a 3/4" Airex core that provides thermal and sound insulation and meets both Lloyds and American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) requirements. A keel grid is bonded to the hull and integrated with the mast step and engine mounts to form a single unit. Below water thru-hull fittings are marine bronze full-way seacocks bedded on solid glass (core material is removed and replaced with solid glass). The 11,500 lb cast lead ballast keel provides protection in the event of grounding and is secured to the hull with 1" stainless steel bolts and 5200 (400 PSI) bedding compound. Additional fiberglass reinforcement is incorporated in stress areas such as stern, keel, transom and skeg and in way of chainplate knees.
The deck is a fiberglass sandwich with Divinycell PVC core to provide maximum strength. The deck is bonded to the internal flange on the hull with 5200 (strongest bedding material for this purpose) and thru bolted on 8" centers.
Deck
The versatile deck arrangement offers a proper deep T-shaped offshore cockpit with high backrests and ability to access the helm seat without stepping onto the cockpit seats. There are wide winch bases, recessed cleats and self-tailing winches. There is an aft companionway fully protected by a dodger. A second, small cockpit is amidships and second companionway. The second companionway provides privacy to the full-width aft owner's suite and direct access to the salon, galley and guest stateroom.
- Manson “The Supreme” 60 lb. galvanized anchor and 250 feet of chain
- Fortress FX-37 anchor with 60 feet 3/8” chain (and 150 feet of rode)
- 45 lb CQR Anchor with 200 feet of line rode
- Ideal windless
Sails & Rigging
- Leisurefurl boom (2011)
- Harken Genoa furler (2011)
- Navtec solid stainless rod and turnbuckles replaced or re-headed (2011-2016)
- Double headsail cutter sail plan with removable inner stay (refurbished 2015)
- Navtec hydraulic boom vang
- Navtec hydraulic back stay adjuster
- Running back stays for stay sail (2015)
- Carbon fiber genoa (recut 2018)
- Kevlar blade jib (recut 2017)
- Stay sail (recut 2017)
- Roller furling 130% Dacron genoa (2011)
- Dacron mainsail (2011)
- 140% lightweight genoa
- Second staysail
- One Harken two-speed electric mainsail halyard winch
- Two Barient #35 primary winches
- Two Barient #28 secondary winches
- Two Barient #24 halyard winches
- One Barient #24 centerboard winch
- One Barient #27 mainsheet winch