Condition A sturdy and maintained vessel.
A spacious interior, galley, navigational station, and ample storage Normal wear and tear for a vessel of this age. A buyer's inspection or a professional marine surveyor is suggested to backss the condition.
Used 1981
All the Crealock creations are aesthetically sophisticated, ideally proportioned and some of the best handling, most sea kindly boats in the world.
- Ferenc Mate, The Worlds' Best Sailboats LAST DANCE is an exceptional sailing vessel and Pacific Seacraft is known for their sailing and cruising capabilities. Speed and comfort without compromise
to seaworthiness were the goals Bill Crealock set out to accomplish when he designed the plans of what would become the Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37. This stout and versatile boat is just as comfortable in a stiff breeze on a long blue water voyage as she is cruising the coast on the weekend.
� The Pacific Seacraft 37 has been favorably reviewed over the course of its long production history by many owners, experienced sailors, and experts alike. � As a testament to her design, nearly 200 hulls have been laid since her inception in 1978. In 1992 the Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 was inducted into the American Sailboat Hall of Fame as one of the most well reviewed all-time classic cruisers.
Her design and build quality make for a solid and capable Bluewater cruiser with a handsome traditional look. � Boasting an attractive shear line, generous overhangs, and a shapely canoe stern she presents with just as much beauty as she does exceptional sailing characteristics.
The construction is top notch and well proven with a solid fiberglass hull, a fiberglass sandwich deck joined to the hull with a molded bulwark, and box joint topped off with a finished teak cap rail. Below the waterline the shoal draft fin keel features a cutaway fore and aft with a full skeg rudder and protected propeller. � Her well-proven hull is designed to minimize crew fatigue while the exceptionally balanced
cutter rig is designed to be easily and safely sailed with all lines led aft to the birdpit.
Notable features include 30-inch-high sturdy stanchions, double bow roller, oversized and uncompromising deck fittings, and a fantastic sail plan which includes mainsail with full battens and two reef points, high cut Yankee, and 130 percent Genoa. Both headsails include Harken roller furling. This is an ideal boat for blue water sailing. � This is a great boat for a single-hander or a cruising couple. � The sail plan is easy to manage whether sailing in a light breeze in the local river or bay or in a gale in the middle of the ocean. �Her beautiful shear lines will look good in any marina and her sensible design will sail well in any ocean.
� Very few 37-foot boats can compare with the Pacific Seacraft 37. LAST DANCE has been very well kept by her last two owners and is ready for many more miles under her keel. Don? t miss this exceptional opportunity to own a beautiful Pacific Seacraft 37. � Disclaimer The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated.
This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Sails and Rigging Deck stepped mast with single spreader Stainless steel standing rigging with turnbuckles? new in 2024 Running backstays High-cut 130% Jib in good condition with Harken roller furling Staysail in good condition with Harken roller furling Fully battened Mainsail in good condition with lazy jacks for easy lowering the sail and storage (2) Lewmar #48 primary self-tailing winches (3) Lewmar #16 secondary self-tailing winches (7) Spinlock clutches Schaefer blocks Coachroof traveler Inboard and outboard genoa tracks All lines lead back to birdpit for easy sailing and safety Safety Equipment Westmarine RIB-310 Hypalon Inflatable Dinghy 9.9 hp Yamaha 2-stroke outboard 4 inflatable life jackets 2 safety harnesses 2 Jack lines Deck and Hardware All standing rigging replaced in 2024 Double stainless-steel anchor rollers Primary: Rocna 20 kg anchor with 150 ft.
of chain Secondary Fortress 24 anchor with chain and rope rode Stern Fortress 16 anchor with chain and rope rode Hand operated anchor windlass Stainless steel stanchions with double lifelines (lifeline new in 2019) Port, starboard and aft boarding gates Stern fold down swim ladder Stern portside outboard motor bracket Stern port side stainless steel outboard motor lift birdpit cushions Dark blue Sunbrella bimini, dodger and connector with stainless steel handrails Dark blue Sunbrella sail cover Life Sling mounted on port stern Life Ring mounted on starboard stern Teak toe rails and cabin trim Teak handrails mounted on cabin top Self-draining birdpit Emergency bilge pump in birdpit and head compartment (2) Bowmar overhead hatches with teak screens (10) Opening interior ports with screens (2) Vetus Stainless Dorade vents on foredeck Folding birdpit table with cup and binocular holder on helm pedestal Engine and Mechanical Details MECHANICAL: � The engine compartment is easily accessed by lifting the compartment top.
� One can gain full access by removing the steps and front cabinet of the compartment. � Access to the transmission and other mechanicals are through the removable birdpit hatch. � Yanmar 4JH2E diesel, fresh water-cooled engine with 4100 hours Marine transmission with dripless shaft New motor mounts 2019 Yanmar panel with ROM, oil pressure and water temperature plus alarms Edson helm pedestal Stainless steel throttle at pedestal with separate transmission lever Stainless steel destroyer steering wheel Emergency tiller 3-blade bronze propeller Racor primary fuel filter Ample spare parts and filters Electronics STANDARD HORIZON VHF radio Garmin GPSMAP� 942xs Plus with Mapping?
New in 2024 Garmin GNXTM Wired Sail Pack 52? New in 2024 GNXTM Wind, GNXTM 20, g Wind TM Wired and DST810 transducers? New in 2024 Garmin GMRTM 18 HD+ Radar? New in 2024 SOTDMA Smart AIS Transponder with Remote Vessel Monitoring? New in 2024 Garmin Reactor TM 40 Mechanical/Retrofit/Solenoid Corepack with GHCTM 20 Autopilot Instrument?
New in 2024 Ritchie Powerdamp compass on binnacle ICOM BC-166 hand held VHF radio Electrical ELECTRICAL: � The electrical panel is located outboard of the navigation station. 12-volt DC and 120-volt AC power Power distribution panel with circuit breakers AC and DC volts and ampere meters 30-Amp shore power cord Pompanette marine AC and reverse cycle heat with electronic panel Freedom Heart Interface Inverter Charger Control at navigation station Freedom Heart Inverter/Charger 120-volt GFI protected receptacles Sony CDX-HS70MW radio with AM/FM/CD and MP3 XM satellite radio and antenna 6-gallon stainless steel hot water tank with engine heat exchanger LED replacement light bulbs in interior OGM LED Anchor Light (360 White) with Photodiode?
new in 2024 Seth Thomas brass barometer and clock Wind generator mounted in stainless steel stern plow with DC amp meter at nav station Solar Panels (2) Victor Smart Solar MPPT 100V 30 amp 12/24-Volt Solar Charge Controller (Bluetooth) Galley GALLEY: �� The galley is located along the aft starboard side of the main cabin and offers excellent food storage and preparation areas that will please even the most discriminating chef.
� Double stainless-steel sinks with faucet and foot pump for fresh cold water Force 10 stainless steel (2) burner stove top with oven and Alder Barbour 12-volt top load refrigerator with freezer compartment Ample storage cabinets and drawers Accommodations Below deck the Pacific Seacraft 37 features well-lit and comfortable accommodations with living space designed for life at the dock or while cruising. The teak joinery is exceptional and the deep undertones of the wood compliment well with the light green color of the upholstery. � Brass lights and fixtures adorn the interior and provide a sense of timeless seagoing tradition.
� Ten chromed brass portlights and two overhead hatches lend well to the ventilation of the boat but are well sealed for when underway. The forward cabin includes a rather generously sized offset double berth to starboard with a dressing seat to port. Stowage is exceptional and includes two tall hanging lockers, a set of three drawers, double door stowage compartment, and a hide-a-way bin. � There? s additional space for gear below the berth and seat, a mirrored bulkhead with mirror, and convenient access to the chain locker at the forward bulkhead.
Adjacent to the forward cabin is a well sized head with vanity with cabinetry above and below, stainless steel sink with pull-out hot/cold shower faucet, a large medicine cabinet, and a nice teak trimmed mirror. � Teak wood touches throughout the head include the floor grate, well-positioned grab rail, and a fold-down seat. The main salon offers a generous amount of space with an L-shaped settee to starboard that easily converts to a double berth, twin leaf folding table with wine bottle storage, and a settee to port well suited for a sea berth. � The fiddled cabinetry is both beautifully crafted and utilitarian in design.
� Everything stays nicely tucked into place even while underway in a rough sea. Guest accommodations include a nice sized quarter berth just aft of the navigation station. The chart table offers a well-lit workspace with folding top, wet locker beneath, and a forward-facing seat with stowage under the cushion. The starboard U-shaped galley has abundant stowage for flatware, glassware, and provisions among the well-crafted cabinets above and below the countertop. � Amenities include a Force 10 two burner stove, oven with broiler, a segmented top load 12V Alder Barbour cold storage icebox, and double stainless-steel deep sinks with pressurized hot and cold water and manual fresh water foot pump.
� A rubbish bin is smartly concealed by a butcher block top adjacent to the sink and a smaller butcher block top can be used over one sink.
Used 1996 4,100 miles
Set sail into adventure with this 1988 Hunter Legend 35 foot sailing boat, priced to sell One of the most important features of any sailboat is its handling and performance, and the Hunter Legend delivers on both fronts.
Built from 1986 to 1989, it offers sailors one of the finest production boats built in America. The rigging is easy to handle,
with all lines leading to the birdpit for effortless sail adjustments. It also features a solid fiberglass hull, and shoal draft, making navigation in shallow waters a breeze. This vessel offers ample space for up to six passengers making it perfect for a family getaway or a weekend with friends.
Beautifully designed with teak accents, it boasts a full galley, a comfortable seating area, and two private cabins. The main cabin features a queen-sized berth and aft, a double berth. So what are you waiting for? With some work, this Hunter Legend 35 is sure to provide you with countless hours of enjoyment on the water. We are looking for people all over the country who share our love for boats.
If you have a passion for our product and like the idea of working from home, please visit Where Freedom Takes You [dot] com to learn more. Please submit any and ALL offers - your offer may be accepted!
Submit your offer today! Reason for selling is no longer using. At Pop Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market. We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results. You have questions? We have answers. Call us atto discuss this boat. Selling your boat has never been easier. At Pop Yachts, we literally sell thousands of units every year all over the
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Used 1988
Tayana took it to another level once again when they built the 48’ DS.
Designed for long range worldwide cruising, the Tayana 48 DS must be at the top of your list! This blue water yacht was designed and built with exceptional quality, and provides all one could ask for, speed under sail, safety in any sea condition and comfort found in few
yachts of this size. The 48 DS is a variation on the company's popular 48-footer. Designer Rob Ladd added a deck saloon and raised the floor structure on Bob Perry's original hull to create a spacious, open interior. Raising the saloon floor not only improved visibility from the cabin, but also opened more space for tankage.
The large wrap-around saloon windows keep the living spaces bright, and the headroom is still 7’ with the raised floor. " Enchante" was constructed with Vinylester resins; therefore, she should never have an issue with blisters. Her hull is solid fiberglass from the bottom of the keel up to the waterline. Above the waterline, a core of PVC foam was added
for stiffness and that continues to the deck joint. When stepping aboard you will immediately notice her beauty and the quality of all onboard systems. Entering the large center birdpit that is fully enclosed with custom hardtop dodger you will feel the spaciousness and security she provides.
Going thru the companionway and downstairs to the comfortable Salon there is settee with dining table to port and another settee and table to starboard. The navigation station is aft in Salon to starboard and the Galley is aft to port. Continuing aft thru the galley you will enter the master stateroom with queen bed and en-suite head with stall shower. Moving forward from the salon there is a washer/dryer
to starboard in the companionway and the Head is located to port.
The guest stateroom is forward and has private Head access. If your dreams lie over the horizon, “ Enchante” is truly a one of a kind very well maintained Tayana 48 DS. She can take you anywhere in absolute safety, luxurious comfort and timeless style. She is a must to see and ready for the change of command. Manufacturer Provided Description The Tayana 48 is a solidly built Robert H. Perry design, and the cruising skipper can create an interior layout choosing from a range of options designed around the popular center birdpit configuration. The 40-foot waterline is relatively long to produce good speed, and the boats underwater profile features a long-chord keel of moderate draft and a solid rudder mounted on a large skeg for good tracking and control response.
The hull has a moderate reverse transom. All these components together form a contemporary and well-proportioned boat. In winds that ranged from 10-20 knots for the test sail, the cutter rig 48 slid through the short, steep waves easily with a solid, gentle motion. The boat sails well to windward in these conditions, and off the wind it tracks ruler straight. The Tayana 48 DS is a variation on the companys popular 48-footer.
Designer Rob Ladd added a deck salon and raised the floor structure on Bob Perrys original hull to create a spacious, open interior. Raising the salon floor not only improved visibility from the cabin, but also opened more space for tankage. Warm, traditional teak joinery is everywhere. The large wrap-around saloon windows keep the living spaces bright, and headroom will make any tall sailor smile. The master cabin aft is equipped with a large double bunk on centerline, a private head and stand-up shower stall, a hanging locker, and plenty of storage space. Two-and three-cabin accommodation plans are available for guest staterooms.
On deck, toerails combine with 32-inch-tall lifelines and tree-sturdy stanchions to provide a secure feeling under way. The high center birdpit is comfortable and dry, but there is a large step down from the birdpit to the deck. The ground-tackle system is outstanding. Hefty bow rollers and a powerful windlass make it easy to set and raise the hook, and oversized polished stainless mooring cleats are strong, well placed, and aesthetically pleasing. Vessel Walkthrough The comfortable Salon is very spacious and airy with lots of light and ventilation.
There is a settee with dining table to port and another settee and table to starboard. The navigation station is aft in Salon to starboard and the Galley is aft to port. Forward companionway. (2) Larger opening windows forward Large opening hatch to port U-Line ice maker Visio flat screen TV Fusion stereo Stereo speakers JL audio sub-woofer Solid Teak and Holly cabin sole in very good condition Solid Teak and Teak veneer interior in very good condition Saloon headroom almost 7 feet, Excellent headroom throughout 16,000 BTU Marineair Reverse cycle AC/Heat for saloon and forward Lewmar electric winch circuit breakers
Used 2005
All Maintenance logbooks to remain with vessel.
All equipment and Electronics Manuals to remain with vessel. Cherry Cabinet parts from main salon to remain with vessel. This vessel is in extremely good condition. It has been sailed over 40,000 miles by a knowledgeable team who has taken every precaution necessary to maintain SOLITUDE in Bristol
fashion. Vessel Walkthrough The Family Plan combines the light and airy interior of the Open Plan with a king size forward athwartship berth. This configuration still provides a very large saloon area that can comfortably seat eight for dinner. Starting forward in the port hull is a separate extra large enclosed storage area followed by an extremely functional head area with toilet, sink, shower and storage.
Moving amidships inboard there is a navigation desk w/ chart storage and custom cabinets. Outboard is door and drawer storage, a built in navigators seat and a large chest freezer. Moving aft we have the large master suite with queen bed, settee, vanity, large hanging locker, and
ventilated drawer storage. The starboard hull starting forward includes a head and shower followed by a dressing area for the bridge deck berth with large stowage spaces.
Amidships is a complete galley that allows the chef to be part of the salon conversation without having the mess of food preparation visible to the guests. Moving aft is a guest stateroom complete with queen size bed, hanging locker and great storage. The birdpit is very large and as with all Prouts the vessel can be completely managed without leaving this area. New 2019: Main Sail Mast & Boom 12 Volt Wiring Inverter Victron All Primary Wiring Standing Rigging Running Rigging New 2022: Exhaust Elbows; New Honda 9.9 Electric
Start New 2023: New Air Conditioner Compressor Lexan Windows & Hatches Headliner Mechanical Disclaimer Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters.
The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure. Disclaimer The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel.
A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
Used 1995
NAUTI GINGER is a very well maintained Fountaine Pajot SABA 50.
She had a very short charter history during Covid but looks almost new and has never been storm damaged. The FP Saba is a rare model in the US and is very desirable because of its build quality, massive storage, accommodations and very comfortable, speedy performance. September
2023: New bottom Paint on Blister Free Bottom Buff and Wax Full Detail New Boot Stripe and Decals New Stack Pack New Helm Cover New Top Lounge Cushions Manufacturer Provided Description Welcome on board the new FOUNTAINE Pajot Catamarans model, the Saba 50! Light, spacious, with high-level performance and in the image of her sisters ship, the SABA 50 offers you all the pleasures of the sea, both under sail and at anchor where relaxation goes hand in hand with comfort and pleasure.
The space on-board has been optimised in order to provide magnificent accommodation. The saloon and birdpit have generous storage areas, as do the passageways, and the light-filled, spacious cabins. A genuine
sunbathing lounge on the foredeck. This is one of the special locations; for sunbathing and relaxation. Sheltered and comfortable, it also houses large storage lockers.
A splendid lounge deck The Saba 50, elegant on the water and with high levels of performance, also offers a splendid place to relax with its carefully crafted Lounge Deck. This is integrated into the design process from the very beginning in order to give the craft its beautiful lines as well as the best possible levels of comfort, both at sea and at mooring. Movement on board has been designed so that there is direct communication between the birdpit, the helm station and the lounge deck. Thus the entire crew can easily
move about in complete safety and without hindrance. With 2 versions, MAESTRO or QUINTET (5 double cabins + 1 crew + 6 bathrooms), the Saba 50 is ready to sail for all your programmes…birdpit Large birdpit: 19m², Circulation without threshold towards the saloon.
Access via the transom platforms Transom platform with swimming ladder (at port) & handrail 1 cold shower in the port platform GRP Bimini protecting all the birdpit 8 seats sofa around the table 1 Teck birdpit table with a capacity of 8 places (10 places in option) Serving hatch to the galley via sliding bay 1 Large storage area under the sofa 1 fainting sofa with large storage locker 1 Transom sofa with large storage locker 2 Sunbeds 1 Propane locker for 2 bottles Space for the liferaft under the stairs leading to helm station Space on starboard side for a birdpit 75L fridge Additionnal ventilation and lighting via 1 deck hatch Accommodations Saloon Accessible via a single-leaf sliding door with carpeted entrance Panoramic vie through picture windows Natural lighting via 2 glass panels 1 veneered table 6 places bench seat Large storage boxes under the bench Ventilation via to 2 large front opening hatches Main lighting system by 5 spotlights 6 Cruise Air air condioners Aft Cabin Access from the companionway via a wooden door Queen-size Island Bed (1,60x2,00 m approx) Drawer below the bed with frontal access Bedside shelves Wardrobe Cupboard with shelves in it Ventilation via a deck hatch + 1 porthole overlooking the rear deck Rear panoramic window Large picture-window on hull side Curtains to all windows Main lighting via 2 spotlights & 2 berth lights 1 Bedside two-way switch Clothes hooks Lining covered ceilings Fore Cabin Access from the companionway via a wooden door Queen-size Island Bed (1,60x2,00 m approx) Drawer below the bed with frontal access Wardrobe Ventilation thanks to a deck hatch & 1 porthole Large picture-window on hull side Curtains to all windows and doors Main lighting via 2 spotlights & 2 berth lights 1 Bedside two-way switch Clothes hook Lining covered ceilings Starboard separate crew cabin with head, access from starboard cabin or from deck with ladder.
Aft cabin Access from the birdpit though Plexiglas door including keylock Queen-size bed (1,60x2,00 approx. ) Drawer below the bed with frontal access Wardrobe Cupboard with shelves in it Ventilation thanks to a deck hatch Large picture-window on hull.
Used 2016
" BOSSA NOVA" is a well-maintained, privately owned Berret-Racoupeau designed Beneteau 46.
Recent Upgrades Include: New Salon AC Unit New Captive Air Tank for Fresh Water New Holding Tank Also has the Upgraded 75 HP Yanmar Engine (Factory Upgrade) Everything on the boat works. Minimal active maintenance list. Either of the two large
cabins could be considered the “master” cabin! Seller switching from sail to power. Manufacturer Provided Description A prestigious yacht that heralds a new era in the history of blue water cruising yachts. The Océanis 46 is an unequivocal invitation to delight in her design, comfort and performance.
The hull and deck plan are the work of the Berret Racoupeau design office. Their designs have led to the creation of an aesthetically powerful and attractive yacht with remarkable sea keeping qualities. The interior architecture and design are by Nauta Design. This great Italian name, a benchmark in the super yacht world, has helped the Océanis 46 achieve her true personality - one of contemporary
lines where luminosity, comfort and well being take precedence on board. Vessel Walkthrough She offers very comfortable owners version with 2 cabin, 2 head interior layout, (designed by the Nauta group) a superior deck design with a large birdpit with twin helms.
She comes fully equipped with air conditioning, 8KW generator, 6 person life raft (certification is expired), AIS, Radar, MFD, full set of electronics, iridium antenna for satellite communication, Davits, Solar panels, Inverter, etc. For efficient sailing she has a 3 bladed folding prop, sails are from 2016 and a very lightly used asymmetrical sail with furler. Under power, she relies on a 75HP Yanmar Turbo (larger upgrade) and
for easy docking, a bow thruster. Main Salon: U-Shaped settee around a nice dining table (converts to extra 2 person birth) with seating for 5 to port Couch with seating for 2 to starboard Suede Cognac colored upholstery throughout in very good condition Navigation desk AC/DC panel Wall mounted TV Kenwood stereo Lots of storage Galley: (1) Hella Fan 3-Burner Stove/Oven Microwave Front opening Refrigerator Top opening Freezer Saltwater pump on galley sink, additional to freshwater Pull out glass rack Multiple cabinets/drawers for provisions Master Stateroom and Head: The forward master V-Berth cabin has a queen berth Hanging locker Large drawers (2) Hanging lockers 6'4" Headroom Master head has separate shower with curved “spin away” plexiglass door Electric head, saltwater flush Vanity with mirror Guest Stateroom: Aft cabin that includes a double berth 6'7" X 5'3" Headroom of 6'7" (in some places) Storage includes a tall hanging locker and low locker to starboard Dressing table with a removable seat Additional lockers to port Private access to day head with separate shower Electric head with saltwater flush Vanity with mirror Deck: Davits with all mounting brackets and outboard lifting pully system Delta anchor with 150' chain and 100' rode Danforth anchor with 100' chain and 100' rode (2) Propane tanks Barbecue (3) Fenders 10' ZAR RIB with double aluminum bottom with Tohatsu 6 HP 4-stroke outboard Standard Rigging: Aluminum mast with mainsail furling Twin aft swept spreaders Anodized Aluminum Boom with outhaul Stainless steel shrouds and stays Genoa roller furling system Stainless steel chainplates are taken to the inner moulding with stainless steel tie rods Running Rigging: Running rigging is lead to the birdpit Running rigging comprises: main halyard, Genoa halyard with jammer and cleat on mast, boom topping lift with cleat on mast, mainsail foot outhaul, mainsheet with track (2) Genoa sheets Rigid boom vang with tackle Winches: (2) Primary #54 ST Lewmar (1) Cabin top 40 ST (1) 40 CEST electric winch on cabin top Sails: Furling Genoa new in 2016 Furling main sail new in 2016 Asymmetrical Sail 1.5 oz.
with furling drum (lightly used) Canvas: bird.
Used 2008 Beneteau Oceanis
One of a kind electric runabout commissioned from sailboat builder Mark Johannesen!
This boat was custom-built for the current owner in 2019 (delivered in early 2020) by Mark Johannsen of Johannsen Boat Works in Vero Beach (of Trinka and Raider sailboat fame), starting with the last Raider 16 hull to be molded (#159) as Mark was going out of
the sailboat business. Customization--with advice from the original designer John Drawe--centered on omitting centerboard and centerboard housing, mast and all sailing rig/gear while strengthening the hull at the stern to carry the custom extra wide motor mount for the electric motors.
The overhanging " gull wings" of the sailboat design made the original Raider sailboat essentially untippable in any wind. On this powerboat they remain to add elegance and an unmistakable presence--especially with a long " snoot" projecting forward to glide over the waves rather then through them--and so quietly with electric instead of gas power! This boat is in storage available for
showings January 2024 The name NESSIE, of course, refers to the famous Loch Ness monster in Loch Ness in Scotland. (Owner thought of calling the boat DARTH RAIDER but had been to Scotland recently and hence opted for the Scottish reference instead of " Star Wars" But the boat still looks a little like Hans Solo's Millenium Falcon, owner thinks!
) Designed primarily for one operator/pilot sitting on the port side at the stern, there is space for a second passenger facing across--and possibly someone light forward, but the high-tech sailboat design makes moving around by anyone once underway problematic. And the boat is best, and most fun, for one regardless. Equipped with three
high tech German 3hp Torqueedo Travel 1003C electric outboard motors, this charmer tops out at 11-12 kmph (kilometers an hour) if run flat out (which will run the batteries down in 50-60 minutes) but can cruise for up to 2:30 hours at 7-8 kmph if power draw is held down accordingly.
(Extra batteries could be purchased from Torqeedo or West Marine to double the time range. However, this is not recommended because changing batteries on the water while possible is somewhat awkward and difficult. ) The two outside motors are controlled by dual throttle lever-type controls mounted together on a freestanding (but tethered) center control console at the stern (oriented for control by a pilot sitting on the port side), bypassing the electronic controls in the tillers for those motors, while the tillers of those outside motors are linked together to allow steering with one (right) hand.
Throttle control of the center motor remains in the electronic control in its tiller--which can also be used for steering when only one motor is being used for docking, etc. while that motor mostly serves to add power straight ahead since steering with the two outside motors is usually all that is needed. The liquid crystal display board for each motor provides readouts for (a) current power drawdown in kw; (b) current speed in kmph (kilometers per hour--by satellite to reflect tidal currents or wind whether against you or helping); (c) theoretical range remaining in battery based on current kmph speed; and (d) % of battery capacity remaining for use.
Bare boat weight is some 200 pounds but overall weight is not known---maybeincluding water ballast forward and starboard to make use without a sail feasible). birdpit is self-bailing from rain and washing water when at rest on trailer or at dock while boat is equipped with large (tethered) plugs to block the sailboat-type self-bailing holes at stern while underway to prevent backflow of water into the birdpit in the absence of a mast/sail forward pushing the bow down and hence stern up in operation.
Water coming onboard during operation thus cannot drain out but experience has been that this simply doesn't happen in normal operation; the boat glides over waves rather than plowing through them. It includes a mushroom type anchor/full line and an augur type anchor for sand flats. Bright red ablative anti-fouling paint was added in February of 2022 to allow keeping it in the water indefinitely if desired and permitted.
Adds to the look as well, of course! The boat has been in inside storage for nine months each year since delivery in early 2020. Usage only intermittent in the other three. In short, this boat is a terrific day cruiser for around a quiet lake or other confined waters, but it also can take waves very nicely (by gliding over them--remember that long snoot! ) if the wind arises! And it is absolutely the only one like it in the world! Rather like sailing without having to deal with sails or tack! Even the sound of hull smacking on water as you glide along! (Just not a high-performance hydroplane despite its appearance.
) If you want a boat that will be the center of attention among your friends and anyone at the launch ramp, this one is it! Please ask for a detailed set of " Notes on NESSIE" for further det.
Used 2019 30 miles
Desirable transferable slip.
Boat has many upgrades, most of the hard work is done, add your touches and sail away. This 1985 Hunter 36 will be a comfortable cruiser once you finish the project. The seller has updated her some over the time he has owned her, with new standing rigging, new head, new settee cushions and more, but he lacks the
time to complete the project. She has a Yanmar 20 HP diesel to get you in and out of the port, or when the wind is not cooperating. She has plenty of space to sleep 4 comfortably. The owner has included a portable AC system that runs well and keeps the boat cool down below.
Many new parts and updated equipment over the last 6 years, but she needs some love. She has a reefing mainsail and is rigged for singled handed use. Self-tailing winches make her easy to sail. We are looking for people all over the country who share our love for boats. If you have a passion for our product and like the idea of working from home, please visit Where Freedom Takes You [dot] com to learn more. Please
submit any and ALL offers - your offer may be accepted! Submit your offer today! Reason for selling is no time to use the boat due to work related travel. At Pop Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market.
We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results. You have questions? We have answers. Call us atto discuss this boat. Selling your boat has never been easier. At Pop Yachts, we literally sell thousands of units every year all over the country. Calland we'll get started selling your boat today. Take a look at ALL 126 PICTURES of this vessel, AND A VIDEO, on our main website at. We appreciate that you took your time to look at our advertisement and we look forward to speaking with you!
Used 1985
- Stock #167779 - Desirable transferable slip.
Boat has many upgrades, but needs considerable work.
This 1985 Hunter 36 will be a comfortable cruiser once you finish the project. The seller has updated her some over the time he has owned her, with new standing rigging, new head, new settee cushions and more, but he lacks the time to complete
the project.
She has a Yanmar 20 HP diesel to get you in and out of the port, or when the wind is not cooperating.
She has plenty of space to sleep 4 comfortably. The owner has included a portable AC system that runs well and keeps the boat cool down below.
Many new parts and updated equipment over the last 6 years, but she needs some love.
She has a reefing mainsail and is rigged for singled handed use. Self-tailing winches make her easy to sail.
The boat has had many new parts installed, but has been sitting idle for the last few years and needs considerable attention. New settee cushions, new portlights, new mast/spreader light, new anchor light, new cabin sole, painted hull and deck, new standing rigging, Blue sea circuit panel, new 12 volts/AC refrigerator, all done within the last 6 years. Needs some cosmetic work finished. Dock rash on the starboard side. Needs new bimini top and dodger. Galley stove has been removed, Needs new electronics and of course a full survey is recommended.
This sloop style cruiser is built and ready to cruise, race or host your family with incomparable ease!
This sloop style performance cruiser is built and ready to explore, race or host your family with incomparable ease! With the meticulous care and upgrades that she has received her whole life she looks like she could not have had any better
Used 1985
Location Indian Town Marine Center She is sitting on the hard, the mast is down.
Location Indian Town Marine Center She is sitting on the hard, the mast is down. On the way from Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach she had a close by lightning strike so the already old navigation equipment and wind instruments are turning on but not working i. e. no
Used 1985
