1982 Freedom 39 Pilothouse39ft

LOA: 39

LWL: 31

Beam: 12.8

Draft 6.6

Ballast: 5300 lead

Displacement: 18500

 

Perkins Marine Diesel

HP 50

Engine model: 4108

Cruising Speed: 6 knots

Engine hours: 2675

Max speed: 7 knots

Dual engine controls

 

 

Fuel: 37 gallons

Water: 135 gallons

Holding: 30 gallons

Vee berth forward with closet.

Aft queen berth with closet

Main cabin dinette drops to make double berth

Spacious forward head (electric) and full stall shower

Aft head with sink and sit down shower

Rear head Skipper II bronze head.

Double galley sink and 3 burner stove. Large refrigerator and icebox.  Salt water facet at sink.. Sink also ahs hot & cold pressure water.

Schooner rig

Pilot house

2 tapered carbon masts, free standing

Full battened forward & aft main sails with 2 levels of single line reefing.

An optional third non tackable full height sails that flys between the 2 rigs.   Halyards, flying backstays sheet and 2 additional Bomar self tailing winchs.  2 much larger Bomar self tailing winches with 2 backs of clutches so all lines terminate in cockpit.

 

Both  mains are on stack pack with Seamark covers

 

Raytheon Radar

Raymarine auto pilot

Depth sounder

VHF marine radio

Stereo with salon and cockpit speakers

60# CQR anchor on bow roller with all chain rode

Additional double braided anchor rode and additional big Danforth.

Manuel windlass

Ta;; S?S lifelines

Deck wash down

Edson cockpit table with 2 teak wings  and large  custom drink holder

New 37 gallon fuel tank

Seafrost refrigeration just rebuilt

 

Cockpit can be completely enclosed, Forward very large spray top with blue 

Seamark & Isinglass.

5 removable panels, with bimini roof, Port & starboard panels removeable,

2 additional large port and starboard panels with insect screens.  Ship can be sailed with entire enclosure.  

All canvas done by Mark Hood.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.