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1977 Home built 31' Solid deck
Estimated price for orientation: 2 550 $
Category: Sailboats 28 feet
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Description Year: 1977 Rigging: Cutter Make: Home built Keel: Swing Model: 31' Solid deck Engine Type: Inboard Type: Trimaran Engine Make: Yanmar Length (feet): 31 Primary Fuel Type: Diesel Beam (feet): 19 Fuel Capacity: 21 - 30 Gallons Hull Material: Composite For Sale By: Private Seller
This is the perfect island cruiser for the Bahamas and beyond, and now is the perfect time. You won't find another multihull that's ready to cruise and in such excellent condition for anywhere near this price range. If you take a look at fidgityfeetdotblogspotdotcom you'll see a lot of photos and loads of information. I have completely refurbished the boat and the photos were all taken within the last 13 months. The boat comes complete with solar power, refrigeration, a dinghy and motor, tillerpilot, and lots more. The Searunner's shallow draft and outstanding performance will take you where you want to go quickly and safely and let you tuck in where most boats can't.Jim Brown, the designer of the Searunner, sailed a 31 for about three years with his wife and two kids. It's a brilliant design, in fact I cruised (from Michigan to the Bahamas) on a Searunner with my family of four in 2001-2002 , and when I wanted to return to cruising I knew I wanted a Searunner. Are you on the West Coast and thinking about cruising? I have cruised California and Mexico, and it was very cool, but the East Coast offers great cruising, and so many more opportunities for tropical destinations it's amazing. With countless free places to anchor, the East Coast is user-friendly and incredibly inexpensive. If you have kids, yank 'em out of school and take them on an adventure. You'll never regret it.
Description
| Year: | 1977 | Rigging: | Cutter |
| Make: | Home built | Keel: | Swing |
| Model: | 31' Solid deck | Engine Type: | Inboard |
| Type: | Trimaran | Engine Make: | Yanmar |
| Length (feet): | 31 | Primary Fuel Type: | Diesel |
| Beam (feet): | 19 | Fuel Capacity: | 21 - 30 Gallons |
| Hull Material: | Composite | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
This is the perfect island cruiser for the Bahamas and beyond, and now is the perfect time. You won't find another multihull that's ready to cruise and in such excellent condition for anywhere near this price range. If you take a look at fidgityfeetdotblogspotdotcom you'll see a lot of photos and loads of information. I have completely refurbished the boat and the photos were all taken within the last 13 months. The boat comes complete with solar power, refrigeration, a dinghy and motor, tillerpilot, and lots more. The Searunner's shallow draft and outstanding performance will take you where you want to go quickly and safely and let you tuck in where most boats can't.Jim Brown, the designer of the Searunner, sailed a 31 for about three years with his wife and two kids. It's a brilliant design, in fact I cruised (from Michigan to the Bahamas) on a Searunner with my family of four in 2001-2002 , and when I wanted to return to cruising I knew I wanted a Searunner. Are you on the West Coast and thinking about cruising? I have cruised California and Mexico, and it was very cool, but the East Coast offers great cruising, and so many more opportunities for tropical destinations it's amazing. With countless free places to anchor, the East Coast is user-friendly and incredibly inexpensive. If you have kids, yank 'em out of school and take them on an adventure. You'll never regret it.