Description

Description
Built in 1978 by Marine Projects Ltd (Angus Primrose design).
GRP construction with pale blue topsides and white hull. Cast iron fin keel, centre cockpit with wheel steering and Raymarine autopilot.
Masthead Bermudan sloop rig and 6 berths in 3 cabins.

LOA 33' 0" (10.1m)
Beam 11' 6" (3.5m)
LWL 28’5”
Draft 4’ 5” (1.3m)
Headroom 6ft approx

Stainless steel pushpit, pulpit and guardwires, sprayhood, dodgers, boarding ladder, wheel steering, spinnaker pole, 4sheet winches, 2 halyard winches, Delta 10kg main anchor with chain and warps worked on manual anchor windlass, Secondary anchor stored in aft locker with additional chain and line.

Jackstay lifelines on side decks, 4 lifejackets and one safety harness. 2 sets of flares, fire extinguishers in every cabin and 1 in the engine bay.
I high output Whale manual bilge pump and water witch automatic pump also.
Powered by a Thorneycroft T90 35 HP original engine in good order. The modern alternator charges 2 large batteries plus there are 2 detachable solar panels for additional charging. All cabins have 220v shower power with a Galvanic isolator in place to protect from dodgy wiring in a marina. All cabins have modern LED lighting and 12v sockets for phone charging.

Roller boom furling battened mainsail with a modern Selden furling genoa All Halliards and sheets have been replaced in the last year or so.

In the main cabin there is a Plastimo gas cooker with 2 burners, oven and grill, super insulated ice box, with a cold water supply to the sink from a 120 litre cold water tank. The heads have a sink with pumped fresh water and a flushing toilet. Shower tray installed though shower pump not in use.
Forward cabin has 2 V berths, the saloon has a sizeable quarter berth and the aft cabin has two single berths.
Extras
Full winter cover for the cockpit area, recessed deck at rear of wheel, extra access engineered to engine front and rear.
So what is it missing?
Headlining removed from fore and aft cabin roofs to repair leaks and facilitate rewiring and fitting of lights. Some cosmetic paintwork required on and below deck, in excellent seaworthy condition and ready to sail.

Shipping: Collection

Payment: Cash

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Comments & Offers

callacol 2 weeks ago

Hi, what do the sails look like? Any photos? Are they blown out or derivable in your opinion?

johnspica 2 weeks ago

Headsail very good, new weather strip last year, the mainsail is working fine but it is old. It also has a boomer; this is a variation on a cruising chute, a large nylon sail for light wind sailing and it has two original sails which have not been used, they predate the roller furling headsail and are number 3 and number 1 headsails.