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The Seawind 1260 is essentially the bigger sister to the 1160, and you know we already love the 1160. Whether you feel that the 1260 or the 1160 is the right boat for you comes down to personal preference. They’re both very similar but here is a list of some key differences of the 1260 when compared to the 1160.
Length: The 1260 is 3 feet longer.
Beam: The 1260 is about a foot wider.
Draft: The draft of the 1260 is seven inches deeper.
Displacement: The 1260 3700 lbs heavier.
Air Draft: The 1260 is about three feet taller.
Engines: On the 1260 diesels are standard, but are optional on the 1160.
The 1260 is slightly faster.
The 1260 has more sail area.
The 1260 has a nav station in the saloon.
The 1260 has molded seating in the cockpit and a cockpit table.
The 1260 interior is more plush.
The 1260 has more storage and payload capacity.
The 1260 is about 100,000 dollars more.
What do you think? Would you rather have the 1160 or 1260?
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Base price for a Seawind 1260:
$410,000
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