Moody 333

Le voilier Moody 333 est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Marine Projects en Royaume-Uni. Ce voilier Biquille, gréé en Sloop en tête, réalisé par l'architecte naval Angus Primrose avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.45 m. La production a démarré en 1981 et s'est terminée en 1983. 77 exemplaires du bateau ont été produits.

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The 333 differs from the earlier Mk I and Mk II Moody 33s primarily in having an aft cabin accessible from the saloon, with a double berth in place of the two singles on the 33s.
Besides the Thorneycraft, some were fitted with diesel engines by Perkins and Bukh.
Also available with single fin keel with rudder on skeg.The 333 differs from the earlier Mk I and Mk II Moody 33s primarily in having an aft cabin accessible from the saloon, with a double berth in place of the two singles on the 33s.
Besides the Thorneycraft, some were fitted with diesel engines by Perkins and Bukh.
Also available with single fin keel with rudder on skeg.The 333 differs from the earlier Mk I and Mk II Moody 33s primarily in having an aft cabin accessible from the saloon, with a double berth in place of the two singles on the 33s.
Besides the Thorneycraft, some were fitted with diesel engines by Perkins and Bukh.
Also available with single fin keel with rudder on skeg.The 333 differs from the earlier Mk I and Mk II Moody 33s primarily in having an aft cabin accessible from the saloon, with a double berth in place of the two singles on the 33s.
Besides the Thorneycraft, some were fitted with diesel engines by Perkins and Bukh.
Also available with single fin keel with rudder on skeg.