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1974 Hunter
Estimated price for orientation: 350 $
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Description Condition: Used Year: 1974 Keel: Shoal Draft Make: Hunter Trailer: Not Included Length (feet): 25 Engine Type: None Beam (feet): 8 For Sale By: Private Seller Hull Material: Fiberglass
Hunter 25' sailboat, 1974 model. Solid, no soft spots. Could use some cosmetics, but wouldn't take more than an afternoon and a few dollars to get her ready for the water. There's plenty of time left this season to enjoy her. Get out on the water and make this a summer you'll never forget. She's designed by Cherubini & Seidelmann, so you know she's going to be fun to sail!Want to come check her out? No problem. Just let me know, and we'll set something up Includes
Head sail / jibMain sailFenders
Does not include
Outboard (might be able to find one for you)SheetsDock linesClevis pins for the shrouds (These will cost you just a few $$)
This boat is really cool. It will be nimble and a lot of fun to sail. Would make a great weekender. One or two people can step the mast because it's got a hinged mast step. No more $150 marina fees for mast stepping! I bought her a couple of years ago and was going to re-do the interior and deck paint, but never got around to it. You could do a really nice job on this if you have a weekend or two. Put her in the water, sail her, and tart her up a bit on those pesky windless days!All I've done to the boat since I got her was throw away some trash and remove a nasty carpet on the cabin floor. Right now, the cabin floor is bare wood, so a trip to Home Depot is in order. The cushions are probably original, so you're going to want to replace them. They're the kind where a piece of foam is stapled onto a board with some canvass over them, so they'll be real easy to replace.You'll have to arrange your own transportation - you'll need a hydraulic trailer to lift her off stands. There's a couple of guys around who do that. I've been quoted $600 by the best local hauler to load her and take her to a wonderful boat ramp on the Hudson in Castleton. From there, you could sail her down river to NYC in 2 days, or motor up to Lake Champlain or across to the Great Lakes.Here are some specs on her : <A href="http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481">http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481</a> This is the shoal draft version, which is less than 3' - perfect for lake sailing.I have a transferable registration on hand. You can leave her at my yard until you're ready to pick her up, but I won't give you the registration until you're ready to go.
Description
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1974 |
| Keel: | Shoal Draft | Make: | Hunter |
| Trailer: | Not Included | Length (feet): | 25 |
| Engine Type: | None | Beam (feet): | 8 |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Hull Material: | Fiberglass |
Hunter 25' sailboat, 1974 model. Solid, no soft spots. Could use some cosmetics, but wouldn't take more than an afternoon and a few dollars to get her ready for the water. There's plenty of time left this season to enjoy her. Get out on the water and make this a summer you'll never forget. She's designed by Cherubini & Seidelmann, so you know she's going to be fun to sail!Want to come check her out? No problem. Just let me know, and we'll set something up Includes
Head sail / jibMain sailFenders
Does not include
Outboard (might be able to find one for you)SheetsDock linesClevis pins for the shrouds (These will cost you just a few $$)
This boat is really cool. It will be nimble and a lot of fun to sail. Would make a great weekender. One or two people can step the mast because it's got a hinged mast step. No more $150 marina fees for mast stepping! I bought her a couple of years ago and was going to re-do the interior and deck paint, but never got around to it. You could do a really nice job on this if you have a weekend or two. Put her in the water, sail her, and tart her up a bit on those pesky windless days!All I've done to the boat since I got her was throw away some trash and remove a nasty carpet on the cabin floor. Right now, the cabin floor is bare wood, so a trip to Home Depot is in order. The cushions are probably original, so you're going to want to replace them. They're the kind where a piece of foam is stapled onto a board with some canvass over them, so they'll be real easy to replace.You'll have to arrange your own transportation - you'll need a hydraulic trailer to lift her off stands. There's a couple of guys around who do that. I've been quoted $600 by the best local hauler to load her and take her to a wonderful boat ramp on the Hudson in Castleton. From there, you could sail her down river to NYC in 2 days, or motor up to Lake Champlain or across to the Great Lakes.Here are some specs on her : <A href="http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481">http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481</a> This is the shoal draft version, which is less than 3' - perfect for lake sailing.I have a transferable registration on hand. You can leave her at my yard until you're ready to pick her up, but I won't give you the registration until you're ready to go.
Head sail / jibMain sailFenders
Does not include
Outboard (might be able to find one for you)SheetsDock linesClevis pins for the shrouds (These will cost you just a few $$)
This boat is really cool. It will be nimble and a lot of fun to sail. Would make a great weekender. One or two people can step the mast because it's got a hinged mast step. No more $150 marina fees for mast stepping! I bought her a couple of years ago and was going to re-do the interior and deck paint, but never got around to it. You could do a really nice job on this if you have a weekend or two. Put her in the water, sail her, and tart her up a bit on those pesky windless days!All I've done to the boat since I got her was throw away some trash and remove a nasty carpet on the cabin floor. Right now, the cabin floor is bare wood, so a trip to Home Depot is in order. The cushions are probably original, so you're going to want to replace them. They're the kind where a piece of foam is stapled onto a board with some canvass over them, so they'll be real easy to replace.You'll have to arrange your own transportation - you'll need a hydraulic trailer to lift her off stands. There's a couple of guys around who do that. I've been quoted $600 by the best local hauler to load her and take her to a wonderful boat ramp on the Hudson in Castleton. From there, you could sail her down river to NYC in 2 days, or motor up to Lake Champlain or across to the Great Lakes.Here are some specs on her : <A href="http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481">http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=481</a> This is the shoal draft version, which is less than 3' - perfect for lake sailing.I have a transferable registration on hand. You can leave her at my yard until you're ready to pick her up, but I won't give you the registration until you're ready to go.