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This
boat is ready to go for the 2010 season! The boat is in
exceptional condition, and should present very little
in the way of extensive maintenance. She is located in
the water in Charlestown MD, on the Chesapeake Bay, Northeast
River, at a beautiful marina. Covered slips are available
right where she sits if the new owner chooses to keep
her there.
She is a spacious 38 foot
aft cabin with all the comforts of home. Rarely will you
see a boat of this vintage with an interior this nice!
This was the fully deluxe model since new! Take the whole
family or a group of friends for a day cruise or an extended
outing. With the pullout double sofa bed, dinette that
converts to a double, the private V berth forward with
its own bathroom, plus the owner’s quarters aft,
the boat easily sleeps eight- or provides an exceptional
roomy atmosphere for the cruising couple. Or use the quarters
as an office away from home!
There is plenty of drawer
and locker storage, with a spacious galley down. Step
up to the open salon with easy engine access. The master
stateroom is complemented with a head and stall shower.
With all the storage and closets, this boat makes an excellent
weekend or full-time live-aboard, with long cruising no
problem. The spacious aft deck affords comfortable seating
for the family; and the bridge provides a commanding view
of your course.
She rides very nicely in the
water and is quite stable. The boat will cruise very nicely
in the "sweet spot" at about 2800 rpm’s
for maximum fuel efficiency- or open her up and cruise
the whole Chesapeake in a day!
Hull Number 38-1025, wood
Weight: 17,700 lbs
Engine/Mechanical
-Powered by newer twin 320 hp 454 cid, fresh water cooled
Mercruiser gas engines
-8 kW Universal generator (rewired)
-Maintained in excellent condition- engines and generator
run like new!
-Fly bridge with complete set of controls or
-Drive from inside salon with all controls there as well
-Bilge pumps fore and aft, bilge blower system
-Fresh water pump
-30 gal fresh water capacity or connect to dockside water
-Brand new hot water heater
-Engine synchronizers, both stations
-Windlass
-New 4 blade 19”X20” propellers and shafts
in 2004; newer cutlass bearing
-222 gallon fuel capacity
-Air
conditioned throughout
-Electric heat
-Carbon monoxide and smoke detectors
-Sound dampened engine room
-Ship's bell
-Flares
Galley
-Full-size refrigerator/freezer- new in ‘04
-Princess 3-burner electric stove and oven
-Kitchen sink
-Microwave oven
-Pressure hot/cold water
-Wet bar
-Holding: Lectra San
-Coffee maker, glass and towel racks
2
Bathrooms
-New head installed in master stateroom; each with sink
and storage -Cabinets
-Shower rebuilt
-Lectra San waste treatment hot water heater- runs on
electric or from engine heat
-Boat completely disassembled
and reassembled in 2004; 30 brand -New ribs installed
-Sliding windows with screens- plenty of fresh air and
ventilation
-Sofa and easy chair in salon living room
-Dock lines, docking pole, spare bulbs, new light covers
-Swim platform, swim ladder
-Plenty of life preservers
-New fire extinguishers plus installed halon system
-New bridge windshield
-Includes all original manuals and sales literature
-New curtains and bedding in Stateroom, new bedding in
bow, new valances in Salon
-Brown canvas
-Bimini convertible top
Electronics/Navigation
-Two compasses, horn, navigation lights, anchor light
-VHF radio, depth finder
-Loran/autopilot system
-Rebuilt upper helm steering
-AM/FM, CD, USB Stereo with speakers
Electrical
-12 volt, 100 volt, two rewired twin 30 AMP systems, 110-
and 12-volt electrical panels behind doors, two power
cords, 5 new batteries, battery charger built in, battery
switch
-Lights work on dc or ac; new light covers
-Complete set of spare gauges
-Circulating fan
-Wired for cable TV (available at marina)
Deck
-Anchor roller
-Danforth anchor with rode
-Bow rail
-Brand new thru-hulls and sea cocks installed in 2004
-Bridge enclosure
-Bridge cover
-Hand rails
-Stern rails with skirting
-Wicker seating, two boat chairs
-Throwable buoy
-Area rug for aft deck
-Solid wood steps to bridge and into salon
-Flag pole forward
-Wooden flag pole and ensign flag aft
Recent survey (February 21,
2009) by Capt. Phineas T. McHenry, Ltd.
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