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1978 Endeavour Endeavour 37 ketch
Estimated price for orientation: 6 201 $
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Description Condition: Used Year: 1978 Keel: Fixed Make: Endeavour Trailer: Not Included Model: Endeavour 37 ketch Use: Salt Water Type: Cruiser Engine Type: Single Inboard/Outboard Length (feet): 37 Primary Fuel Type: Diesel Beam (feet): 11.5 Fuel Capacity: 31 - 40 Gallons Rigging: Ketch For Sale By: Private Seller
"Utopia" is a Endeavour 37 ketch that I have owned for almost a decade and cruised extensively on the mid atlantic coast. She was to be the boat that I would keep forever, however, my financial situation has changed. Please do not bid if you do not have the funds to purchase her. I expect a $2,000 non refundable deposit within 24 hours of the close of the auction and full payment within a week. Non payers will be turned over to Ebay. The title must be transferred at the time of payment unless a mutually agreeable situation is reached. Sails: jib is on a ABI roller furler and is 2 years old mizzen and sunbrella cover is 2 years old Main is useable but worn. Main cover is quite worn. Mizzen staysail is used but sets well. Running rigging: Halyards are recent and in good shape. Mizzen staysail halyard has a bit of wear in one location from chafing. Sheets are recent and are in good shape. Winches: * 2 speed primaries, 1 speed halyard winches and 1 speed dedicated jib furling winch. Standing rigging: Lower swages were dye tested 4 years ago and found to be in good shape. Engine: Perkins 4.108 is 53 horse power and runs like a sewing machine. Transmission is a hydraulic velvetdrive and works very well. Shaft is runs true. Prop is in good shape. Tanks: Water tank is 100 gallons and is an aluminum tank located below the sole. Original fuel tank was faulty when I purchased the boat and was replaced with an aluminum 25 gallon tank located in the stern lazarette. Holding tank is a poly 15 gallon tank located below the V berth. Plumbing: *Freshwater lines were replaced with flexible poly piping. *35 gallon per day 12 volt water making is located in the engine compartment. I was told that it was pickled when I purchased the vessel and never used during my ownership. *All seacocks with the exception of the galley sink drain have been replaced with apollo bronze seacocks that have been properly bolted to the hull with bronze bolts. * All Marelon through hulls above the waterline have been pulled and replaced with bronze through hulls. * Marelon deck and cockpit seacocks have been replaced with grated bronze Perko seacocks and moved above the waterline to alow for safe drainage in below freezing weather. * Head was replaced when I purchased the boat with a Raritan Ph2 manual. Head hoses were all replaced with white odor resistant hose. Electronics: * Depthsounder is a new old stock ray jefferson flasher unit with bronze through hull sender for accurate measurement. * Batteries are 4 years old and purchased for my last Block Island trip. *Battery cables have been replaced with oversize marine grade Anchor cable. Ground tackle: * Windlass is a manual S.S. Abi based on the Simpson Lawrence Seatiger * Primary rode is 40 feet of 3/8" chain spliced to 5/8" 3 strand new england nylon with a 35 pound bruce type on it. * secondary rode is 120 feet (i believe) of 1/2" 3 strand new england nylon with a 35 pound danforth type on it. * Kedge anchor is 75 feet (i believe) of 1/2" 3 strand with a 11 pound aluminum danforth type to allow swimming out a kedge if needed. The kedge anchor pulpit is in line with the jib furling line winch if needed. Ventilation: * four 4 inch round wilcox crittenden opening portlights have been installed in the V-berth to allow for ventilation in the bow. * 10 rectangular bronze portlights have been installed around the cabintop. * dorade vents on either side of the main mast. * bronze mushroom vent located above the galley. Galley: * propane 2 burner stove and oven. propane tank is located in teak box off the transom. plumbed for a bbq but one is not installed. * double sink * 5 gallon water heater that works on shore power or engine heat. NOTE: There are two sections of stainless steel rubrail that are missing due to a noreaster last fall. these are available used through a boatyard or new at west marine. both will require slight teak repairs to the rubrail beneath the S.S. rail. Consider the pictures to be part of the description. Vessel may be seen by appointment at Thompson Marine and engine in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. Relaunching fee is already paid. bottom paint and zincs must be done by you before launching. Vessel may stay at the boat yard it is currently hauled at, however summer storage will be your responsibility.
On Jun-22-16 at 11:17:20 PDT, seller added the following information:Note, it is actually a 25 gallon fuel tank.
On Jun-22-16 at 17:47:55 PDT, seller added the following information:CDI roller furler. not ABI. sorry for any confusion.
Also draft is 4.5 feet.
On Jun-23-16 at 10:55:33 PDT, seller added the following information:Please keep in mind that "Utopia" is also listed locally, So I reserve the right to end the auction early if a non Ebay buyer makes an offer.
Description
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1978 |
| Keel: | Fixed | Make: | Endeavour |
| Trailer: | Not Included | Model: | Endeavour 37 ketch |
| Use: | Salt Water | Type: | Cruiser |
| Engine Type: | Single Inboard/Outboard | Length (feet): | 37 |
| Primary Fuel Type: | Diesel | Beam (feet): | 11.5 |
| Fuel Capacity: | 31 - 40 Gallons | Rigging: | Ketch |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller |
"Utopia" is a Endeavour 37 ketch that I have owned for almost a decade and cruised extensively on the mid atlantic coast. She was to be the boat that I would keep forever, however, my financial situation has changed. Please do not bid if you do not have the funds to purchase her. I expect a $2,000 non refundable deposit within 24 hours of the close of the auction and full payment within a week. Non payers will be turned over to Ebay. The title must be transferred at the time of payment unless a mutually agreeable situation is reached. Sails: jib is on a ABI roller furler and is 2 years old mizzen and sunbrella cover is 2 years old Main is useable but worn. Main cover is quite worn. Mizzen staysail is used but sets well. Running rigging: Halyards are recent and in good shape. Mizzen staysail halyard has a bit of wear in one location from chafing. Sheets are recent and are in good shape. Winches: * 2 speed primaries, 1 speed halyard winches and 1 speed dedicated jib furling winch. Standing rigging: Lower swages were dye tested 4 years ago and found to be in good shape. Engine: Perkins 4.108 is 53 horse power and runs like a sewing machine. Transmission is a hydraulic velvetdrive and works very well. Shaft is runs true. Prop is in good shape. Tanks: Water tank is 100 gallons and is an aluminum tank located below the sole. Original fuel tank was faulty when I purchased the boat and was replaced with an aluminum 25 gallon tank located in the stern lazarette. Holding tank is a poly 15 gallon tank located below the V berth. Plumbing: *Freshwater lines were replaced with flexible poly piping. *35 gallon per day 12 volt water making is located in the engine compartment. I was told that it was pickled when I purchased the vessel and never used during my ownership. *All seacocks with the exception of the galley sink drain have been replaced with apollo bronze seacocks that have been properly bolted to the hull with bronze bolts. * All Marelon through hulls above the waterline have been pulled and replaced with bronze through hulls. * Marelon deck and cockpit seacocks have been replaced with grated bronze Perko seacocks and moved above the waterline to alow for safe drainage in below freezing weather. * Head was replaced when I purchased the boat with a Raritan Ph2 manual. Head hoses were all replaced with white odor resistant hose. Electronics: * Depthsounder is a new old stock ray jefferson flasher unit with bronze through hull sender for accurate measurement. * Batteries are 4 years old and purchased for my last Block Island trip. *Battery cables have been replaced with oversize marine grade Anchor cable. Ground tackle: * Windlass is a manual S.S. Abi based on the Simpson Lawrence Seatiger * Primary rode is 40 feet of 3/8" chain spliced to 5/8" 3 strand new england nylon with a 35 pound bruce type on it. * secondary rode is 120 feet (i believe) of 1/2" 3 strand new england nylon with a 35 pound danforth type on it. * Kedge anchor is 75 feet (i believe) of 1/2" 3 strand with a 11 pound aluminum danforth type to allow swimming out a kedge if needed. The kedge anchor pulpit is in line with the jib furling line winch if needed. Ventilation: * four 4 inch round wilcox crittenden opening portlights have been installed in the V-berth to allow for ventilation in the bow. * 10 rectangular bronze portlights have been installed around the cabintop. * dorade vents on either side of the main mast. * bronze mushroom vent located above the galley. Galley: * propane 2 burner stove and oven. propane tank is located in teak box off the transom. plumbed for a bbq but one is not installed. * double sink * 5 gallon water heater that works on shore power or engine heat. NOTE: There are two sections of stainless steel rubrail that are missing due to a noreaster last fall. these are available used through a boatyard or new at west marine. both will require slight teak repairs to the rubrail beneath the S.S. rail. Consider the pictures to be part of the description. Vessel may be seen by appointment at Thompson Marine and engine in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. Relaunching fee is already paid. bottom paint and zincs must be done by you before launching. Vessel may stay at the boat yard it is currently hauled at, however summer storage will be your responsibility.
On Jun-22-16 at 11:17:20 PDT, seller added the following information:Note, it is actually a 25 gallon fuel tank.
On Jun-22-16 at 17:47:55 PDT, seller added the following information:CDI roller furler. not ABI. sorry for any confusion.
Also draft is 4.5 feet.
On Jun-23-16 at 10:55:33 PDT, seller added the following information:Please keep in mind that "Utopia" is also listed locally, So I reserve the right to end the auction early if a non Ebay buyer makes an offer.
On Jun-22-16 at 11:17:20 PDT, seller added the following information:Note, it is actually a 25 gallon fuel tank.
On Jun-22-16 at 17:47:55 PDT, seller added the following information:CDI roller furler. not ABI. sorry for any confusion.
Also draft is 4.5 feet.
On Jun-23-16 at 10:55:33 PDT, seller added the following information:Please keep in mind that "Utopia" is also listed locally, So I reserve the right to end the auction early if a non Ebay buyer makes an offer.