2021 J Boats 32' (9.75 m) J/99
Manchester, Massachusetts, United States
COYOTE
COYOTE is a great opportunity for a very clean, lightly sailed J/99 (raced occasionally for one season). Nicely equipped with a full set of North Sails and B&G electronics, Harken Carbo Foil headstay, and race bottom.
- Cruiser-Racer
- Sail
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
- HIN/IMO: JBC99078D121
Description
COYOTE is a great opportunity for a very clean, lightly sailed J/99 (raced occasionally for one season). Nicely equipped with a full set of North Sails and B&G electronics, Harken Carbo Foil headstay, and race bottom.
Specifications
HIN/IMO: JBC99078D121
LOA: 32' (9.75 Meters)
Type: Sail- Used
Year: 2021
Beam: 11' 2''
LWL: 28' 7''
Draft Max: 6'
Heads: 1
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Fuel Tank: 13 Gallons (49.21 Liters)
Fresh Water: 26 Gallons (98.42 Liters)
Displacement: 8415
Ballast Weight: 3350 lbs
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Volvo Penta
- Engine Model: D1-20
- Engine Year: 2021
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Sail
- Power HP: 20.00
- Fuel Type: Diesel
Full Details
Overview
The J/99 does it all - combining great sailing performance and stability with belowdecks comfort in a boat that can be sailed by just one or two people. The deck layout and sailplan are optimized for easy handling, while the roomy cockpit accommodates 8+ for fun daysailing. Want to jump into the next adventure-style overnight race or cruise rally and can’t find crew? No problem. The J/99 will reward you with easy, high speed sailing whether solo, twin, or with the whole gang. Now more than ever, sailors are attracted to adventure-filled, signature events (Fastnet, Middle Sea etc.) where straight-line speed, sail handling, strategy and weather routing are all equally put to the test. The J/99 is designed to excel in these events (both fully crewed and short-handed) while delivering the exhilarating, family-friendly experience the J Sport range is known for. The J/99 has a versatile cockpit for both cruising and racing that can comfortably accommodate as many as 6. The deck layout has several optimized features including a floating jib lead system, 8:1 inhauler system, cockpit-led outhaul, cunningham, and double-ended boomvang; and an optional water ballast system. The 48:1 cascading backstay system leads to both sides of the cockpit. The two self-tailing primary winches are located within reach of the driver. The J/99 interior is roomy with clean lines and uncluttered spaces. The main cabin features two full length settee berths. The L-shaped galley has everything for the weekend cruise including a stove, an ice-box and an inboard sink with a pressure water system. There’s a proper sit-down, forward-facing, nav station to starboard. The drop-leaf main cabin table is a nice extra, usually seen only on cruising J’s. There are matching double aft cabins with privacy doors. This versatile layout allows 2-4 crew to sleep on the windward side for good offshore weight distribution, and up to 8 for the occasional inshore regatta or weekend cruise. The forepeak is dedicated for the head and sail storage, and otherwise kept as light as possible.
Interior
Bulkheads and furniture finished in white with wood trim & moldings in white gelcoat, for a clean appearance & low maintenance easy to clean surfaces.
- Wood effect durable laminate finish on cabin sole boards.
- Painted finish on interior hull surface with outboard storage bags in the main cabin.
Forepeak
- Natural light and ventilation from overhead hatch.
- Molded head module: Marine head connected to holding tank with flush through manual pump, storage bin to starboard.
- Open sail storage area forward.
- Access door to main cabin.
Main Cabin
- Spacious cabin with standing headroom and natural light from 2 fixed acrylic deck ports.
- Main cabin table with fold-down sides. with cover
- Matching settee berths to port and starboard with cushions and backrests.
- 100L (26 gal.) flexible freshwater tank under aft starboard quarter berth.
- Storage compartment areas behind backrests and below the settee platform. Mesh storage bags on hull sides.
- Galley with “L” shape configuration including top opening insulated icebox, single-burner stove with gimbal, polished SS sink with overboard drain, pressurized freshwater system & faucet, dry goods storage outboard, and storage & trash locker below the sink & under the stove.
- Sit-down, forward-facing navigation chart table with lifting table lid, chart storage, instrument storage & mounting panel outboard, and nav gear storage shelves under the table. Additional storage opportunities are located outboard and under the seat.
- 2 Overhead stainless grab rails.
Aft Area
- Twin double private quarter berth cabins, each equipped with cushion, reading light and storage vanity. Additional storage below berth.
- Access door to main cabin.
- Companionway with curved, molded treads. Hinge-up panel for access to the front of engine
Hull and Deck
End grained balsa/foam composite construction using biaxial and unidirectional glass with ISO NPG gelcoat and vinylester resin on the outer hull layer to prevent osmotic gelcoat blisters.
- “SCRIMP” resin infusion molding process for optimum laminate strength and light weight with 65% glass content in structural skins.
- Structural engineering and construction to exceed ISO 12215 requirements for Cat A.
- White gelcoat hull finish.
- VC Offshore bottom sanded
- All bulkheads are laminated or bonded to both the hull and deck.
- Main bulkhead is substantially built with composite sandwich construction & materials.
- Resin infused high-strength structural grid is at the heart of the J/99 structural layout and directly accepts all primary keel and mast base loads while connecting together and providing stiffness for the hull, deck and primary bulkheads.
- Low VCG (vertical center of gravity), high aspect ratio standard keel built with an encapsulated cast iron fin and integral lead wedge shoe and then thru-bolted and bonded to the hull with substantial backing plates. Option for all lead deep fin keel.
- Molded non-skid surfaces on the horizontal deck surfaces.
- Molded toe rails on the foredeck and outboard of primary winches.
- High-aspect, balanced spade rudder constructed from biaxial and unidirectional glass, stainless steel stock mounted in JP3 self-aligning bearings.
- Cockpit layout design optimized for short-handed sailing.
Deck Hardware
- Primary winches: 40:1 power ratio, aluminium self-tailing configuration with 2-speeds, mounted on cockpit coamings.
- Secondary winches: 35:1 power ratio, aluminium self-tailing configuration with 2-speeds, mounted on aft end of coach roof on each side of companionway.
- Mainsheet purchase system with 6:1 coarse-tune terminating to centerline swivel cam base, and with 24:1 fine tune purchase.
- Mainsheet traveller track mounted to raised molding at cockpit floor with drainage below and with 4:1 control purchase system at each side of cockpit.
- Composite tiller with vertical articulating tiller head and universal telescoping tiller extension with handle grip. Stainless steering stops are built into the tiller bearing at the deck.
- Adjustable jib lead system with floating lead blocks, 8:1 inhauler system, and cockpit controls.
- Jib sheet turning blocks attached to padeyes on the side deck outboard of the cockpit to deflect jib sheet to the primary winches.
- Turning blocks for spinnaker sheets attached to padeyes & stern rail points.
- Fairleads and rope clutch for spinnaker tack line (on starboard side of coach roof).
- Clear anodized mast collar with lead block attachments for halyards and reef lines.
- Halyard organizer blocks on each side of seahood.
- Rope clutches for cabin top halyards, reef and mast control lines.
- OSR & ISO compliant lifeline system includes: twin SS bow pulpit rails with inboard support legs, SS lifeline stanchions with inboard support where required, double lifelines of 1 x 19 SS wire w/toggle termination at bow and lashing at stern rails and twin SS stern rails with triple lifelines of 1 x 19 SS wire across transom.
- Mooring cleats at bow and transom corners (4 total).
- Self-draining foredeck anchor locker with hinged deck cover and closing latch.
- Opening skylight hatch (500 x 500) for the head/storage/forepeak area.
- Flush opening ISO approved aft hatch located in the cockpit floor for quick access to under-deck steering system components.
- Custom SS chainplates for forestay, shrouds & backstay.
- SS handrails on coach roof.
- Sliding companionway hatch.
- Acrylic companionway washboard with integral vent and lock.
- Opening ports – one for each aft cabin. Option for additional cockpit opening ports.
- Large fixed acrylic portlights (2) for main salon area.
- Manual cockpit operated bilge pump with transom drain.
- Compass with internal light & plastic cover.
- Line organizer storage bags (2).
- Winch handle holders (2).
Spars and Rigging
The J/99 is the first J with a fixed carbon bowsprit. The sprit is easily removed by way of two bolts just aft of the stem, and is supported by a Dyneema bobstay to the bow. The primary benefits of a fixed bowsprit for offshore sailing are reduced weight in the bow and better protection against water intrusion.
Tapered, fractional AG+ aluminum mast with black anodized finish includes two pairs of swept spreaders attached with through-bars. The mast is a keel stepped configuration with adjustable mast step. The mast section shape was developed specifically for the J/99 and includes a unique extruded track to accommodate standard luff car sliders or bolt rope on mainsail. Other features include standard tack reef hardware, boom and boom vang gooseneck fittings, long welded mast head crane with backstay termination, internal side shroud terminations, headstay attachment hardware, halyard sheaves. A watertight dam installed inside the mast tube with a drain hole located just above deck level. Steaming light wiring exits the mast above deck and leads through deck via watertight gland. Belowdeck mast includes tie-rod.
- Black anodized AG+ aluminum boom with internal 8:1 clew outhaul system to lead to cockpit, boom vang attachment, mainsheet block termination with sheaves for two reef lines and outhaul.
- Rigid boom vang with double ended 18:1 purchase to cam cleats on aft corners of coachroof.
- Dyform standing rigging with soft backstay.
- 48:1 cascade purchase system for backstay control.
- Fixed carbon fiber bowsprit painted black, with tack line padeye & underside bobstay attachment.
- Standard running rigging package includes 1 jib halyard, 1 main halyard, & 1 spinnaker halyard with snap shackle. Sheets included are 2 jib sheets, 2 spinnaker sheets, and coarse & fine sheets for mainsail. Control lines: traveller, tack line, 2 reef lines and backstay.
Sails
North Sails 2021
- Mainsail 3Di RAW 360 with Antel slidders
- Jib Light/Medium 3Di Raw 760
- Jib Medium/Heavy 3Di Raw 760
- A2 Asymmetrical Airx 650N Bain
- A3 Asymmetrical Airx 650N Bain
- Code Zero on continus Facnor Furler
Electronics
- B&G Triton-2 Autopilot Controler
- B&G NAC-3 Auto-pilot Core Pack
- B&G Triton Edge Sailing Processor (2023)
- B&G WR10 Wireless Remote (2023)
- Precision-9 compass and RF-25 rudder feedback unit
- B&G DD15 Drive unit for sailboats
- Jeffa Tiller Lever
- Jeffa Dragline with tiller pin
- G10 Autopilot drive platform
- Vulcan 9 FS Display with C-Map
- GPS Antenna 10hz
- 3- Triton 20/20 Displays
- Mast bracket for 3-2020/displays
- Triton 2 Speed, Depth, Wired wind pack
- Triton Digital display
- V60 VHF Radio w/DSC & AIS Receiver
- H60 Wireless Hand set' f/V60
- Shakespeare 5216 VHF antenna
- FUSION MS-RA210 Stereo (2023)
- FUSION MS-ARX70B ANT Wireless Stereo Remote (2023)
- FUSION XS-F65CWB XS Series 6.5" 200 Watt Classic Marine Speakers (2023)
Engine and Electrical
VOLVO D1-20 diesel engine with freshwater cooling, sail drive, folding propeller.
- 115 amp standard engine alternator.
- Keyless Volvo engine panel in cockpit.
- 50L (13 gal.) diesel fuel tank located under port settee.
- Hi/low engine room ventilation fan.
- 100 amp AGM house battery.
- 70 amp AGM engine start battery with switches and double diode/circuit breaker.
- Master battery on/off switches located under nav table.
- Sound insulation for engine compartment.
- 12V DC distribution panel mounted outboard in nav station.
- Overhead LED lighting in main cabin.
- Cabin lighting in the head area & aft cabins.
- LED bow and stern navigation lights.
- Bonding system for protection from lightning.
- Electric bilge pump.
Factory Options
VOLVO D1-20 diesel engine with freshwater cooling, sail drive, folding propeller.
- 115 amp standard engine alternator.
- Keyless Volvo engine panel in cockpit.
- 50L (13 gal.) diesel fuel tank located under port settee.
- Hi/low engine room ventilation fan.
- 100 amp AGM house battery.
- 70 amp AGM engine start battery with switches and double diode/circuit breaker.
- Master battery on/off switches located under nav table.
- Sound insulation for engine compartment.
- 12V DC distribution panel mounted outboard in nav station.
- Overhead LED lighting in main cabin.
- Cabin lighting in the head area & aft cabins.
- LED bow and stern navigation lights.
- Bonding system for protection from lightning.
- Electric bilge pump.
Mechanical Disclaimer
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
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East Coast Yacht Sales
17 Ashland Avenue
Manchester MA 01944 USA
Office: 1-978-744-7070
As a member of an active sailing family, Andrew was raised on the waters off Stonington, CT sailing primarily on Blue Jays, Lasers and various J Boats, among others. His adventures in boating began in his early childhood and have led to a broad array of recreational and competitive experiences on the water. His racing activities include numerous IRC, PHRF and one-design events, Block Island and Key West race weeks, the Marblehead-Halifax race, Newport-Bermuda race, Pineapple Cup, St. Barthâs Bucket and Shipyard Cup.
Andrew lives in Magnolia, MA and is an active member of the Manchester Yacht Club serving on the clubâs Race Committee, as well as serving on the board of directors for the Manchester Sailing Association. He spends his free time on the coast of Maine in the summer and is also an avid fisherman and skier. Andrewâs boating knowledge â both sail and power â is sharp and his friendly professionalism creates a pleasant and informative buying or selling experience for his clients.