Classified
Classified
Classified
In-mast furling, furling genoa, radar/color chart plotter at helm, GPS, AP, DS, KM, electric windlass, propane galley, refer, microwave, Webasto forced air cabin heat, dodger/bimini, dinghy w/ob, more and lots of extras. Very clean and highly maintained. Charter Eligible.....................................$115,900
35’ HUNTER 2003
STAR
Star in excellent condition. Two masts, 4 sets of sails, Tacktick Race Master compass, trailer in excellent condition with storage box. Lots of extra gear. $10,000.
San Juan Sailing ~ Bellingham, WA (800) 677-7245
(206) 533-8733
3828
SEARUNNER 40 CRUISING TRIMARAN -- ‘SEAFIRE’
Among best in class. Well designed, constructed, maintained, equipped. Veteran of five-year cruise 2001-2006. Refit and survey 2007. Sleeps six, 15 sails, 30hp diesel, radar, autopilot, windvane, watermaker, SSB radio, solar panels, wind gen, life raft, new paint. Awesome cruising boat. $80K US. Ph: (360) 756-5004. Email:
SVSeafire@yahoo.com Website:
http://searunner40seafire.wordpress.com/
Moored Blaine, WA, just south of Canadian border
4154
GREAT LIVEABOARD SPARKMAN AND STEPHENS 34 “GITANO”
Lovingly maintained 1969 IOR classic. Forerunner to the Swan 36, built to Lloyds specs in England, beautiful S&S lines - beamy, reverse transom, tumblehome. Rebuilt Volvo MD2 with 625 hrs, Procter tapered mast, 9 sails, Nexus instruments, GPS, autopilot, PHRF 181, very tight and fast upwind. $32,500.
Bruce4949@comcast.net
1362
1972 Coronado 41, center cockpit, Perkins 4-108, Espar forced air heat, 6’2” head room, Force 10 three burner propane stove, teak dodger, Autohelm. $38,900, email
thejettylive@hotmail.com
4327
28’ PEARSON 1985
28’ Pearson Sailboat 1985: Yanmar 2GM, upgrades: Raymarine C80/GPS/chart/radar/tridata/wind, autohelm and wheel, ICOM/VHF/DSC, refrigerator, diesel heater, furling jib, spinnaker, BBQ, ready to cruise! $29,500. (206) 228-7847,
joel.ingraham@
gmail.com - more info:
28sail.web.officelive.com
4313
TARTAN 42 - 1982 43’ LAURENT GILES CUTTER
Custom built coastal sailing and liveaboard. Highest quality materials and gear. $105,000. Ready to go, more information (360) 431-8805 or email
pathanly@pacifier.com
4275
S&S offshore sloop, Perkins 50HP, 3 cabins, H/C, diesel heat, propane, holding, fridge/freezer, Monitor vane, full Bimini/dodger, inverter/charger, 240W solar, Autopilot, SSB, VHF, plotter, AM/FM/CD, life raft, mast steps, Profurl, 9 sails, Mexico vet – ready now. $144,500.
(604) 461-1277,
jonboy834@gmail.com
4341
WAUQUIEZ PRETORIEN 35
A proven performance passage-maker for sale by original owner. This is a rare shaft drive version, no Saildrive to worry about! Loaded with gear and ready to go! Details can be found at
www.pretorien35.info,
or call Mark Lowry (510) 278-9320
4282
42’ CLASSIC MOTORSAILER ERICSON 34 BELLINGHAM PARTNERSHIP 32’ TAHITIANA STEEL SAILBOAT
Double ender, 22hp Sabb, needs interior & paint, tools, materials and extras included. Documented w/ rec. fishing endorsement. $15,000 obo or trade. Call for
full inventory (206) 244-1024
4261
48° NORTH, MAY 2010 PAGE 72
Half-partnership with experienced partner (35-year sailor, 12-year partner). Share the work/cost. 1988 Pacific Seacraft-built, Squalicum Hbr. Solid, well-maintained, fast cruiser. New jib, asymmetric spin, Dripless shaft, Max-prop. Moderately experienced sailors please,
http://ericson34bellingham.blogspot.com/. $24,000.
(360) 319-5980
4305
Monk design built by Blanchard. Alaska Yellow Cedar on Oak. Sound hull and topsides. Cummins 130 hp diesel cruises at 9 knots. Ketch rigged; new main and mizzen. Lots of recent upgrades; details and photos at
monkmotorsailer.homestead.com. This boat is ready to go. Make a great liveaboard or sail her across oceans, or both! $84,900. Astoria.
robert.jarvis@orst.edu
(503) 325-9141
1356
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