Tayana

 The Tayana 37 is perhaps the most successful semi-custom cruising boat to be built. It was designed by Bob Perry and introduced in 1975 as a response to the Westsail 32 which were selling in enormous numbers. Today looking back, with the boat still in production with a boat count of 588, most still sailing, and an active owners community, it’s very apparent that Perry has succeeded.  

Sailing Vessel Liberte is a cutter rigged 1977 Tayana 37 Hull # 102 with an aluminum mast and boom. The boat has sailed the South Pacific to New Zealand and back,  has had a recent major refit is ready for a new owner to take the helm. The current owners have improved and updated the boat and its systems very well over the last couple of years, but due to an expanding family have outgrown the boat. 

This boat does not have teak decks, has newly repainted alum mast, and new: standing rigging/Running Rigging, harken jib furler, newish sails, lewmar hatches, Harken mainsheet traveler and mainsheet blocks,  and life lines to get the list started.