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Rimar 41.3
February 10, 2010 · 4 min · 4K views
What this video covers
The Rimar 41.3 is a 41-foot Italian production sailboat reviewed here as a boat test, with the specific hull examined named Ambala Bass. Interiors come in four layouts varying from two to three cabins and differing kitchen arrangements; the most popular owner configuration places a forward owner's cabin with private head and two twin aft cabins sharing a second head and an L-shaped galley.▶ 0:00 Ambala Bass is fitted with bleached oak woodwork, chosen by the owner to increase cabin brightness, and a dark wengé sole.▶ 0:49 The dinette seats six at a foldable table, with a secondary settee under the starboard bulkhead.▶ 1:29 The chart table uses a suspended peninsula and carries a custom instrument panel built specifically for the Rimar yard.▶ 1:45 Galley and head surfaces are finished in Corian.▶ 2:04 The head is molded in fiberglass for easier cleaning.▶ 1:29 The Lombardini 50 diesel sits under the companionway steps and is accessible from the front and two side hatches for filter changes and routine maintenance.▶ 3:48 One noted weakness: bilge access is limited, with no inspection hatch positioned at the critical midship section.▶ 2:42
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