Insuring Nao-Glass: cover and premium

sailing boats and sailing yachts · several countries

Nao-Glass: builder of sailing boats and yachts. NAMMERT insures a Nao-Glass regardless of year built or where you bought it, liability, hull, legal expenses and personal accident cover from one house, taken out online in five minutes.

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At a glance

Origin

several countries

Class

sailing boats and sailing yachts

Typical sizes

7 to 14,4 m

Premium from

from €39 a year for liability

Worth knowing

Nao-Glass; cover, cost and conditions

Nao-Glass was the Spanish yard behind the Puma sailing boats. It was based in Lliçà de Vall in the province of Barcelona and ran as a division of INERGA, a plastics maker serving several industries. The name says as much: nao is an old Spanish word for ship, and glass refers to the glass fibre the hulls are moulded from. In 1978 Drassanes Esportives S.A., known as Dresport, took over as successor. Every boat carries the Puma name with a figure close to its length in feet.

Our records list ten Puma models: two sailing boats, the Puma 23 and 24, and eight sailing yachts, the Puma 26, 27, 29, 32, 34, 37, 38 S and 47. They range from the 7 metre Puma 23 to the 14.4 metre Puma 47. The Puma 26 is the oldest entry with build year 1967, followed by the 23 in 1968 and the 34 in 1971. Eight lines end in 1985, while the Puma 37, from 1977, and the Puma 47, from 1989, run until 1995.

Every Puma is now at least thirty years old, so chainplates, keel bolts, standing rigging and the deck core deserve a survey before a new season or a purchase. The 23 and 24 are small enough to tow behind a car to a lake or a slipway; the larger yachts sit on a marina berth or a mooring and come ashore on a cradle for the winter.

Questions and answers

Frequent questions

Which Puma models are the largest?

For Nao-Glass: The Puma 47 at 14.4 metres is the longest in our records,

followed by the Puma 38 S at 11.6 metres and the Puma 37 at 10.98 metres.

The 47 is recorded from 1989 to 1995.

Who built the Puma sailing boats?

Nao-Glass in Lliçà de Vall near Barcelona, a division of the plastics maker INERGA,

with Dresport taking over in 1978.

Our records hold ten Puma models built between 1967 and 1995.

The cover that fits

For Nao-Glass: What matters for sailing boats and sailing yachts is the same across every brand;

engine output, how a claim is settled, cruising range and theft protection.

The class page lists every point and every brand in this class, Nao-Glass included.

Insuring sailing boats and sailing yachts, every brand and every condition

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Nautical information What counts before you cast off, papers, equipment, waters

Licence

A powerboat licence (inland or coastal) is required from 15 hp (11.03 kW).

Registration

Registration from 3 hp; for trips abroad carry the boat certificate or flag document.

Waters

Inland, coastal and abroad; plan fairways, bridge clearances, draught and tides.

Equipment

Lifesaving gear, fire extinguisher, anchor, signalling equipment and correct navigation lights.

Cruising range

The agreed cruising range is stated in the policy and can be extended at any time.

Weather

Check wind force in Beaufort and wind direction before casting off, and allow for gusts.

General guidance, not a complete account;

what governs are the rules of the waters you are on and the manual of your Nao-Glass.

Current wind force and direction for your waters are shown on the Home.

Series by Nao-Glass, build years and cover

Puma 37

Puma 37 is a sailing yacht from Nao-Glass, built from 1977 to 1995.

Puma 47

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1989 to 1995.

Puma 23

Puma 23 is a sailing boat from Nao-Glass, built from 1968 to 1985.

Puma 24

Also a sailing boat, built from 1972 to 1985.

Puma 26

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1967 to 1985.

Puma 27

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1977 to 1985.

Puma 29

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1976 to 1985.

Puma 32

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1974 to 1985.

Puma 34

Also a sailing yacht, built from 1971 to 1985.

Puma 38 S

Puma 38 S is a sailing yacht from Nao-Glass, built from 1973 to 1985.

What this means for the cover

For the Puma 37, Puma 47, Puma 23 by Nao-Glass and 7 more series there is no list price left.

That is why we work with an agreed value: you state the figure, we agree it,

and in a total loss exactly that amount is paid, with no deduction for wear.

For the Puma 37, Puma 47, Puma 26 by Nao-Glass and further series:

On sailing yachts the rig and the underwater hull are the expensive parts:

a dismasting quickly costs a quarter of the boat,

and osmosis counts as wear and is covered by no hull policy.

For the Puma 23, Puma 24 by Nao-Glass series:

On boats this size the condition of rig and fittings decides.

A dismasting is covered, worn terminals after years are not.

All series at a glance

The Nao-Glass range in figures

These figures come from the model records we keep for Nao-Glass: boat type,

build years and length, nothing estimated.

sailing yacht: 8 models, 1967 to 1995, 8 to 14.4 m
sailing boat: 2 models, 1968 to 1985, 7 to 7.5 m

Which model was built when?

Sailing boat Motorboat RIBEach bar is one Nao-Glass model, running from its first to its last year of build. The colour shows the type of boat.

What does a used Nao-Glass cost?

We hold today’s price ranges by year for 10 models by Nao-Glass.

The table shows what boats in average condition are worth,

from the oldest to the youngest year on record.

Choose your exact model, year and condition in the calculator.

Model	Years built	Range today
Puma 23	1971 to 1982	€6,700 to €9,200
Puma 24	1975 to 1982	€7,600 to €10,300
Puma 26	1970 to 1982	€7,300 to €10,700
Puma 27	1980 to 1982	€7,400 to €10,100
Puma 29	1979 to 1982	€12,500 to €17,300
Puma 32	1977 to 1982	€16,600 to €22,400
Puma 34	1974 to 1982	€23,100 to €31,700
Puma 37	1980 to 1992	€33,900 to €66,500
Puma 38 S	1976 to 1982	€35,700 to €46,500
Puma 47	1992	€73,200 to €93,200