We give you MORE of what you go to sailing school for!sm
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We give you MORE of what you go to sailing school for!sm |
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Last update: August 20
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most sheltered anchorage" NYNEX Boaters Directory, 1993
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of the way, here's our listing of used boats at our facility.
Just to get some basic info up on the web, some details on the boats may have been left blank ("?" mark) temporarily. You can call and ask about anything and we'll get the info for you before it's posted. All vessels eventually have photos posted. Contact us directly about any of the vessels
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1984 Hunter 25.5, Aurora |
See how happy this boat makes people? See how many fit on it? Guess what- there are two or three more you don't see! |
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Owner loves the boat, but stepped up to a more substantial cruiser for longer trips. Asking $5,900 |
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Here's Sunbow with a class in progress. |
Take a quick video tour of Sunbow!
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This scenic shot was put in largely for scenery. The Pearson logo is at the top of the main, and the radar reflector hangs off the starboard spreader. Lazy jacks add some diagonal elements to the composition. |
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We motored and sailed around on Sunbow that day. Sunbow's binnacle and steering wheel have a nice compass and Raymarine autopilot (latter is only a few years old). The Pearson 30, like the smaller Pearson 26 we use at the Sailing Center, is an excellent sailing vessel. She's quick in light winds and plenty stable in a blow. Furthermore, the P-30 sails exceptionally well under mainsail alone. Like most boats in her class, she sails well under genoa alone, too, but the main-alone thing is the exception rather than the rule. We recommend the P-30 highly. Sunbow has a very clean interior, with
all cushions intact and nicely upholstered. Her head is plumbed to
a holding tank so no conversion is necessary. Sinks work, too!
$11,000 firm |
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Take a quick video tour of Sunbow!
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1978 Hunter 25, "Necessary"
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Very nice small cruiser/daysailer. Sleeps four. Recommended
for day trips, overnighting and weekending. For two or three people, also
suitable for coastal cruising. Hanldes quite well - owner typically
gets underway and back on the mooring under sail! Of course having
an electric start engine with full time available pull-cord start as well
makes things easier when conditions are unsuitable to sail.
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This model has a shoal-draft fixed keel. Good balance of cockpit
space and interior accommodations. Interior is very clean, leak-free,
and doesn't smell. All cushions are intact and in nice, clean shape.
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Galley has Kenyon pressurized alcohol stove and sink. Cabin has
fold-away drop leaf table, shown here with the leaf down for easy fore-and-aft
access. Lots of wood in the interior, and it's in good shape, too.
 V-berth above, and head area to the right, currently with porta potti. Sliding wood door for privacy; not common in this size. (Could install fixed head and holding tank if preferred.) The V-berth has a Bomar hatch above for light and ventilation. Owner is a student of the school who went on to buy this boat from an outgoing customer who moved to Ithaca. Current owner selling due to time constraints on use of boat. Asking $4,500. |
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All details listed, including prices, are subject to change at any time.
call 718
885 0335 to ask about this or other boats,
or send us some e-mail
Have something to list? We broker select off site vessels as well. Talk to us.
Listings change frequently, and quicker than we get around
to updating the site. Many boats are sold before we get a chance
to list them! So, check in with us if you don't see what you'pre
looking for - we might have it, or might be able to direct you elsewhere
if we don't.
Most vessels we list are located at our facility, so in case you're looking for a home for the boat as well, see our marina page for more information about our services. We're moving to Consolidated Yachts on City Island effective April '07, and there are numerous other vessels for sale there from 20's on up through 40-somethings.
See our marina page here!
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