Classified Classified Classified
35’ HUNTER 2003
In-mast furling, furling genoa, radar/color chart 2006 BENETEAU 423
plotter at helm, GPS, autopilot, depth sounder, knot
1980 US 25 $6,500
2 Cabin (island queen forward) (6’4” headroom
meter, wind direction, VHF/RAM, Northern Lights
Excellent condition. North racing #1,+3 other jibs,
salon), 2 heads (separate shower fwd), diesel
5KW Generator w/sound shield, Air cond./heat,
spinnaker. Lewmar ST winches, Harken traveler,
hydronic heat, radar w/Raymarine E80 color chart
electric windlass, propane galley, refrig, microwave,
lines led aft, enclosed head. 1990 15HP Evinrude. Fin
plotter at helm, VHF w/remote at helm, ST6001
dodger/bimini, cockpit cushions, dinghy, more and
keel. Great racing/cruising. Everett moorage S G-16.
autopilot, depth/knot meter/wind speed/direction,
lots of extras. Very clean and highly maintained.
(425) 754-5921,
ronnalane@aol.com 2000 watt inverter, CD/TV/DVD, microwave,
Hauled and bottom painted Sept. 2008.
4080
propane galley, fridge & top loading freezer, in
~ $119,500 ~
mast main furling, furling genoa, elec. windlass,
Call Wes Koenig (360) 201-2459
54 hp Yanmar 130 hrs, 3 blade Max-Prop, dodger,
San Juan Sailing ~ Bellingham, WA
bimini, full cockpit enclosure. Superb sailing and
cruising comfort, spacious bright interior.
~ $237,000 ~
Contact Wes Koenig (360) 201-2459
San Juan Sailing ~ Bellingham, WA
32’+ CLASSIC COOLIDGE GAFF YAWL
32’ on deck, 41’ overall. Classic Puget Sound - Leigh
Coolidge - Gaff Yawl “Aeolus”. 1933. Diesel aux.
Fir on oak frames. Very good condition - Lively
performer. $25,500. (206) 755-0187. See website:
46’ CLASSIC GAFF RIGGED CUTTER
www.svaeolus.com
Custom built double ended auxiliary cutter. Colin
3917
Archer-John Atkin hull design for safety and comfort.
Teak house, deck and sole. Custom built interior.
MASON 38
Everett moorage. $120,000. Email for more info at:
Mason 38. Built by Transpacific Shipyards 1974.
ketchme2000@yahoo.com
Mahogany. Superb layout. 7 berths. Alleyway to great
3969
cabin aft. Ford Lehman 80 hp. Borg Warner transmission.
Both completely rebuilt 2007. Ketch rigged. North sails.
J/29
Offshore proven. 6 man liferaft. Recent survey $75,000.
1984 Idaho fresh water. Fractional outboard, great
Asking $45,000. Phone (778) 426-1216
4155
sail inventory. New standing rigging, upgraded
main sheet, clutches and much more. Excellent
condition. Marine head with holding. Trailer available. 1979 RANGER 22
$27,000, photos
www.J29Orbit.blogspot.com and
1980 SHANNON 28’
1979 Ranger 22. $3,600 obo. Full batten mainsail.
j29orbit@yahoo.com
See Ferenc Mate’ “World’s Best Sailboats”. Beautiful,
(4) headsails and spinnaker. 4hp Mercury 2-stroke motor.
2580
a joy to own and sail. Well maintained, new upholstery,
Trailer with tongue extension. Recent 3-layer epoxy
canvas, heater, GPS, roller furling, dinghy & motor
bottom with VC-17. Idaho freshwater. Many extras.
and much more! $60,000 firm (406) 442-9648 or
(509) 389-1759,
ranger.22@hotmail.com
4185
(406) 459-9865
4129
JASON 35 DOUBLE-ENDED CUTTER
Bluewater veteran Hawaii and Mexico. New Awlgrip
on solid fiberglass hull. Low hours Yanmar. Excellent
teak interior. Ted Brewer design featured in the book 1989 MULL POCKET ROCKET
“Best Boats.” Fast, maneuverable, traditional cruiser. 1960 34’ GARDEN SLOOP New - mast, rigging, sails, motor, 2004. All new paint
2002-8 upgrades of rigging, engine, paint, dodger, ‘Westri’ is easy to handle & sail - yellow cedar hull 2008. Self tailers, self tacking, trailer, instruments.
interior on excellent 1980 hull. Monitor, life raft, EPIRB, - tiller, 4 berths, VHF, radar, depth sounder, GPS, $15,500 obo. Lots of extras. More info and pictures:
SSB, diesel heat. Fully ready to take you anywhere or Asym spin - $15,000. Bainbridge Island. Photos/Info
www.gorgesat.com/rocketboat Email inquiries:
cruise the Sound in comfort and safety. $76.5K. Email
http://picasaweb.google.com/ingri.G.berg/34GardenS gorgerocket@earthlink.net Phone: (541) 386-2037 or
Jason35Sailboat@aol.com or (206) 369-6405, Ray loopWestri# (206) 697-2445 (541) 490-3119 Greg
4117 4110 4095
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