Hello and thanks for the question - the two cabin version is more popular than three cab version according to the Amel factory. For any more information please do contact Port Napoleon: +33 442 058 888 and speak to Benoit who is selling many of these at the moment. thanks again.
I'm not sure if this model has it, but the newer models have a glass inspection window in the bottom of the hull in the aft stateroom, above the propeller so that you can see if it's fouled or not. This seems crazy to me, as drilling a hole in the bottom of the boat and covering it with glass must surely be a weak spot? In any case, after a time I would guess that the port would get covered in weed. To check the prop, dive overboard or stick a camera over the side. It just seems like a silly inclusion on an otherwise spectacular vessel.
What a beauty! The last of the great Amel's! But if any, I would look for a 54. Henry Amel knew how to design and build the boats! These, and especially the newer models are dissaster by Berret Racoupeau and his wife!
Hi - thanks for getting in touch. All the Amel yachts we have for sale are listed here: bit.ly/37RHaFb for more information, please contact our Port Napoleon office. Thanks again.
