Comar Comet 303 Sailboats for Sale

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The Comar Comet 303 is a 9.50meter cabin cruiser designed by Andrea Vallicelli and built by Comar Yachts, which brought Vallicelli into its design stable during the 1980s. Conceived for both cruising and regatta sailing, the 303 combines a sloop rig and fixed keel with a fiberglass hull. With a displacement of 3,800 kilograms and a beam of 3.15 meters, she fits squarely into the moderatevolume European cruiserracer tradition of her era.

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Comar Comet 303 Buyer's Guide

The Comar Comet 303 on the used market is a 9.50-meter fiberglass cabin cruiser designed by Andrea Vallicelli for Comar Yachts, built as a sloop with a fixed keel and offered in a standard two-cabin arrangement. She was positioned by her maker for both cruising and regatta sailing, which tells a buyer what kind of previous ownership and wear profile to expect: a boat asked to do club racing as well as family cruising.

Layouts on the Used Market

The standard version of the Comet 303 carries two cabins inside a 3.15-meter beam and a 9.50-meter overall length. As a cabin cruiser with a fixed keel and 1.85 meters of draft, she presents the usual cruiser-racer footprint below: a saloon and two sleeping cabins served by the beam, with the sloop rig above demanding little in the way of dedicated gear stowage. Buyers should expect the standard two-cabin plan rather than a customizable owner's layout.

Equipment and Common Upgrades

The one named piece of machinery on the Comet 303 is her Volvo Penta MS2B engine rated at 18 horsepower, which is the propulsion baseline every example will carry unless repowered. Beyond that, the available record does not itemize canvas, navigation, or comfort upgrades, so a shopper should treat any added windlass, autopilot, or sail inventory as an owner's improvement rather than a factory standard. The 18 hp Volvo Penta is the anchor fact for judging whether a specific boat has been maintained or replaced.

What to Inspect

The Comet 303 has a fiberglass hull and fixed keel configuration, a Volvo Penta MS2B 18 hp engine, and a 3,800 kilogram displacement. A buyer should confirm the hull is the original fiberglass construction and that the fixed keel attachment is sound, and should verify the Volvo Penta MS2B is the fitted unit or a documented repower.

Availability and Buyer's Takeaway

Shoppers should treat the Comet 303 as a boat to be found through general brokerage channels rather than a region-specific model. For a buyer, the short checklist is: confirm the two-cabin standard layout, verify the Volvo Penta MS2B 18 hp or its repower, and inspect the fiberglass hull and fixed keel as you would any comparable sloop.

Frequently asked questions

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