Designed by Bruce Roberts and custom-built of 1008 steel by Reichman Welding Company, this is one of the finest steel trawlers this broker has seen. The design objectives called for a stable, efficient hull with accommodation for a couple to cruise indefinitely and room for an additional two people for extended periods. The 260 HP American Marine(Ford)Diesel(with auxiliary "get home" engine and generator...plus bow thruster) gives her a cruising range in excess of 1600 nautical miles! The large, handsome pilot house has a full array of electronics and a pilot berth. There is secondary control station topside. Interior joinery is beautifully fitted satin-varnished teak and provides a most attractive and functional environment. MANY recent upgrades have prepared this boat for extensive passage making. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Kid Stuff" is a well kept example of the classic Atlantic 44. Her owner has invested considerable time and expense in ensuring that this vessel has always had the love and care she needs. Please be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Sweet Escapes" has always been professionally maintained and has had many upgrades since her current owners purchased her in 2003. In addition, in 2006 her bottom was bead blasted and several barrier coats were applied as was bottom paint. Overall she is in excellent shape, and with low engine hours, she is one of the top Grand Banks on the market today.
"Bounty" has a solid fiberglass modified V-hull and a deep keel for running gear protection. She features a two stateroom layout with the forward cabin having a separate head. The lower helm is located on the starboard side of the main salon. Aft the master stateroom is very spacious and features extensive lockers and a full head. Above, the deck is quite spacious and the bridge is accessed by a few steps on the port side.
A note from the owner: "SWEET AND LOW is the third of three efficient single-diesel motoryachts built by The Wiley Shipyard (now Cutts & Case) of Oxford, Md. Mr. Wiley designed her to be his own retirement boat and the culmination of his career in yacht design & construction. She has been extremely well cared-for by all of her owners (I'm number six) over the years. Since I bought her in 2004 she's undergone significant up-grades in all departments. I've cruised her from the upper Chesapeake to the west coast of Florida and back. SWEET & LOW is insured and ready for inspection." Please be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
This Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 has been owned by her present (second) owners since 1987. They have cruised her in the Chesapeake, to Maine and raced her to Bermuda. They went to considerable effort and expense to equip her for her for safe offshore passages. The Universal Diesel is in good shape, and the boat has been professionally maintained and shrink-wrapped in winter. Please be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Brightwing" is a fine example of the classic Roger Hewson era Sabre 36. Equipped with the shallow draft keel centerboard setup, she is equally at home cruising on a breezy day and sneaking way up that creek to reach your favorite gunkhole destination for the evening. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
'Rhapsody' is a fine example of the well-regarded C&C 34. She accommodates six comfortably. Forward, there is a comfortable V berth w/filler cushion. Moving aft, the port settee converts into a double berth with a double in the quarterberth. Above the settee is a full length deep shelf with fiddle outboard. More storage is found behind the back cushions on the settees. She offers 6'2" headroom below. Please be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details on this fine craft!
Priced reduced by $3,000 (9/09)! Own a well maintained example of a fine Cape Dory 33!
"Cherokee Rose" is hull #1 of the classic Carl Alberg designed Cape Dory 33. She has a very solid build as is traditionally found in Cape Dory Yachts. Traditional sheerline & classic lines round out this fantastic vessel. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
This is a nice example of the extremely popular Hunter 31. The Hunter 31 comes complete with fully equipped galley, large dinette, private head with shower and vanity, chart table w/storage, berths for seven and a abundant amount of storage.
"Summer Breeze" is a one-owner, Sabre 30 which has had excellent service and care over the years. If you have been hunting for a Sabre in very nice condition, this vessel will not disappoint. Please be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Checkers" is a wonderful example of the classic Ranger 29. She has been lovingly maintained by her current owner. Please go to the full specs tab for further details on this boat.
The Wellcraft 29 is a well built off-shore fisherman. This particular Coastal has been well maintained and is a perfect boat for the family who likes to mix a little cruising with fishing. With her twin 225 hp. Yamaha outboards she will cruise at nearly 30 mph and reach a top speed of over 40 mph.
'Ohana' is a fine example of a modern version of the Com-Pac 27 Mark 3 (yes, she is a Mark 3 version with forward cabin bulkhead and pocket door, stainless steel ports, etc.). She has been well maintained by her caring owners. Interior fabric was recently upgraded & looks brand new! Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
This Com-Pac 27 is a fine example of this classic Bob Johnson design. Built in the Hutchins tradition,"Windjammer" features bronze ports, bronze deck hardware and the extensive use of teak throughout. She sails well even in light air and has had many up grades by her current and previous owners. If you are looking for a well-built, fun pocket cruiser, "Windjammer" is not to be missed! Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
This is a nice example of one of the most popular 27 foot cruisers ever produced.
Besides the standard features,this Sea Ray has numerous optional accessories. An excellent value.
A beautiful Carolina Classic 25! She has a tri-axle aluminum Load Rite trailer & has been kept inside when not in use since her current owners purchased her in 2004. Fully equipped to take you out on the water. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Pax" is the best equipped, and without a doubt, the best maintained Com-Pac 25 this dealership has had the pleasure to handle. She was delivered with nearly every option offered by Com-Pac Yachts/Hutchins Company Inc. and has always been professionally serviced and maintained. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details on this fine Com-Pac 25!
"Rivermark" features a slender bow, graceful sheer, and a lapstrake hull. Nearly every option offered by the manufacturer is included with this beautiful skiff. Truly a craft for the discerning yachtsman. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details.
"Connie B" is a clean, well-loved example of the popular (and difficult to find) Com-Pac 19. Sailed through the years by several loving owners, she looks great for her age! She was extensively refitted in 2005 and her rig was modified with the Mastendr™ quick rig sailing system seen on the Com-Pac Eclipse. This allows you to leave the main sail and sail cover in place while allowing you to lower the rig with the built-in stainless steel hinge. She has an 8hp. Honda outboard (purchased in 2005) & high thrust prop ensure that you never run out of power when the wind fades. Included with the boat is a 2005 single axle Performance trailer. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details of this fine Com-Pac 19!
The Com-Pac 19 was designed by Bob Johnson, N.A. and is a very well designed craft. The Com-Pac tradition of style and function is exemplified in the Com-Pac 19. Below, there are comfortable 6-foot 4-inch berths for four with full sitting headroom. There is also a discrete area for a portable head, plenty of storage under the V-berth, and a chain locker. Finishing off the interior with bronze opening ports and a lavish use of hand-crafted wood trim makes the Com-Pac 19 a truly state-of-the-art yacht. Topside, there is a large cabin hatche, additional storage under seat lockers in the self-bailing cockpit, and a gas tank storage compartment. High-backed cockpit seats and walk around deck space make her an ideal family cruiser. She has an aluminum kick-up rudder and a six-stay stainless steel standing rig with single lowers for ease of raising and lowering the aluminum spar. The hull and deck are fabricated of hand-laid fiberglass with the hull having longitudinal and transverse stringers integrated into it for stiffness. The deck has core material over 100 per cent of its surface for rigidity and insulation. When it comes to performance the Com-Pac 19 is thrilling. The shoal-draft keel developed from NASA low-drag, high-lift wing sections and the masthead/bowsprit sail plan combine to give delightful sailing characteristics.
This hard to find late model West Wight Potter 19 is loaded with gear & almost new! Save thousands over ordering a new boat! She was purchased new by her owner & has been lightly sailed around the eastern shore of the Chesapeake Bay. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
"Ceres" is an immaculate example of the very classic and traditional Rhodes 18, build by Cape Cod Shipbuilding Co. in Wareham, MA. She was purchased new by her owner in earlier this year, but unfortunately her owner has been unable to use the boat to the extent he thought he would. She has been sailed only a handful of times (approximately 15 hours total sailing time), and was in the water for 35 days this season. The rest of the time she has been kept on her trailer and inside. If you are hunting for the a beautiful example of the classic craft, "Ceres" will not disappoint! Be sure to click on the full specs tab for all of the details!
This boat is now in stock and ready for delivery! Fresh off the truck from Florida a 2010 model! Come see us early before this boat is gone!
Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details and options on this beautiful Sun Cat!
A few short years ago Clark Mills was casting about a new idea in a shoal daysailer that would rig and sail easily, quickly and comfortably. It began to focus on developing a new "modern breed of Catboat". The Sun Cat was designed as an easily driven, roomy day boat and over-nighter with a shoal draft to gunk hole along coasts and in harbors not accessible to more burdensome yachts. Outfitted with the MASTENDR quick rig system and, stainless steel centerboard/trunk, as installed on her little sister the Picnic Cat, the Sun Cat will provide endless hours of convenient trailering and maintenance free enjoyment. Individuals who appreciate timeless design and quality fabrication, will warmly relate to the "New Tradition" that the Sun Cat brings.
Introducing the brand new Com-Pac Sunday Cat! This model is brand new and has just been released for the late summer 2009! Hull is identical to the extremely popular Com-Pac Sun Cat, but the deck and cabin design is all new!!
The concept of the Sunday Cat was to have a boat with the cockpit space of our current Sun Cat Daysailer but with the convenience of an enclosed porta potty area. It also provides shelter in the event of inclement weather. There is an abundance of storage space that is accessible through the seat locker hatches in the cockpit in addition to the little cabin.
The cabin is not only large enough for the porta potty and gear but there is plenty of room for a cooler. The Sunday Cat is not a sleep aboard boat but is intended to be the ultimate daysailer that provides room for all of your gear and the ability for you to have extended day sails because of the available porta potty.
The Sunday Cat boasts, as standard equipment, the newest version of our Mastendr™ Quick Rig Sailing System, the Mastendr Plus™. The Mastendr Plus™ allows raising the mast from the cockpit. There is nothing to attach or prepare. Simply raise the leverage yoke, pull the slack out of the line, and raise the mast as if it were a sail. View the video to see this in action. Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details on this brand new model, the Com-Pac Sunday Cat!
This beautiful white hull Picnic Cat with burgundy sail cover and boot stripe is currently in production and will be delivered to us in early October 2009! Purchase your Com-Pac early so you are not caught without a boat to enjoy the beautiful fall sailing season! Please click on the full specs tab for all of the details and options on this beautiful 2010 Com-Pac Picnic Cat!
The answer to the trailer - sailor's lament: "I love sailing, but I hate setting up." The Picnic Cat is a 14 foot, gaff-rigged cat- boat that is a pure delight to sail. But it is our Mastendr Quick Rig Sailing System that makes it unique. Setup and retrieval are effortless - a matter of less than 10 minutes - because gaff, boom, sail and hinged mast re- main on the boat while trailering, as do the shrouds. All that's necessary at the launch ramp is to raise the mast, attach the headstay with the quick release lever and sail off. It's as simple as that. On the road, the mast, gaff and boom stow securely on the boom gallows, assuring worry-free trailering. Unlike a sloop's, her mast, because it steps in the bow of the boat, does not extend beyond the end of the boat when folded to horizontal. In the water, her stability comes from broad hull form and low-center-of-effort gaff-rigged sail plan. The centerboard and centerboard trunk in the Picnic Cat are made of stainless steel. This unit is a subassembly that is built in our ma- chine shop and then installed into the bottom of the Picnic Cat. By building the unit in the machine shop, we are able to build every one exactly the same, and stay within machining tolerances vs. the large tolerances required for a fiberglass assembly. Also, the stainless steel centerboard assembly is much stronger and many times less susceptible to damage than traditional fiberglass centerboards. The trunk is fitted over with a varnished, solid mahogany box in the finished yacht. If you are familiar with Com - Pac Yachts, you'll know what we mean by Com - Pac quality. If not, think of solid, hand-laid glass, elegant varnished mahogany, solid teak, brass rubrails, flawless stainless and bulletproof construction. The Picnic Cat's timeless design is from the drawing board of Clark Mills, who drew the lines of our 16CB and 23/3 as well as the Optimist Pram and Windmill One Design.
