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Pearson 26

Pearson 26 for Sale. Asking $4500

 

 

This is your chance to be a part of sailing history. Since the vast community of P-26 owners have been maintaining their boats for over 40 years, there is an immense amount of data available. That means you can have this vintage sloop in good condition, and keep her that way too.

Famed designer William Shaw produced this brilliant 26 foot cruiser during the heyday of sailing. Starting in 1970 the Pearson 26 was designed to be the perfect starter ‘Big Boat’. With her deep fin keel and spade rudder, she’s fast and sturdy in winds over 15 knots. Owners claim she can do more than 6 knots on a steady beam reach.

Your P 26 is more than just a boat you can sail on, it's a lifestyle. So, when you set foot aboard you enter a world especially crafted for the single-handed cruiser. She has roller-furling, a tremendous tiller-pilot system, and cockpit cushions. That means you will always feel safe and comfortable under sail.

You power through the waves with her Evinrude 8 H.P. Outboard Engine, managed from within the cockpit, since all the controls are lead to a panel located near the helmsman. The result is never having to risk falling over the transom, to operate the engine.

If you have been looking for a boat that can keep up with the ‘big boys’, and still fit in the range of compact cruiser, then you can count on the P 26 to meet your sailing needs.

Year: 1980Model:26

LOA: 26.17Beam: 8.67

LWL: 21.67Draft: 4

Ballast: 2200 LbsDisplacement: 5400 Lbs

 

Rig and Sails:

This boat is a Sloop with a Mast-head Rig, and 321 sq. feet of sail area. She has 3 Sails, Including Main Sail, Genoa.

Hull:

She has a Fin-keel. The Hull is Original Gel-coat, and is in Buffed and Waxed condition.

Eingines:

Evinrude Gas (Outboard) Engine, 8 horse power with moderate Hours.

Gear:

Roller-furling, Tiller-pilot, Anchor

 

Call Fred for arrangements and info: (347) 927-3350

Or schedule an appointment: Tungle.me/boatsforsale

 

 

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Call for arrangements and info: (347) 927-3350 or schedule an appointment: Tungle.me/boatsforsale

 

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Sabre 28-2

Sabre 28-2

Sabre 28-2 Relisted

 

For the sailor that prefers a solid hull, safety, luxury and convenience without sacrificing abundance, than the Sabre 28 may be the boat for you. Because this sloop has been tested for over 30 years, she consistently stands up to other boats in her class. That means you can count on her to take on the seas when the going gets tough.

Roger Hewson improved this award winning design after he had set out to build the best 28 foot fiberglass laminate sloop in production. Widely successful, the Sabre 28 resulted in over 500 hulls.

This Sabre 28 is the mark 2 version. She has a dodger to protect the helmsman from weather, and a roller-furling Genoa for easy tending of sails. You will have the convenience to leave the helm from time to time because of her tiller-pilot Auto-helm and GPS system. That means easier and safer navigation.

She runs a two-cylinder Volvo Penta Diesel Engine that is well maintained. No wind? No worry, because this engine has more than enough power to get you where you need to go. That means you can rely on a her to push through the heavy weather.

If you are planning to cruise the coast in a boat that will make way in comfort and convenience, then you need not look any further. Because the Sabre 28-2 is the boat for you.

Gear: Dodger, Roller-furling, Garmin GPS, Tiller auto-helm.

Year: 1978Model:28-2

LOA: 28' 5"Beam: 9' 2"

LWL: 22' 11"Draft: 4 '4"

Displacement: 7900 Lbs

 

Rig and Sails:

This boat is a Sloop with a Mast-head Rig, and 395 sq. feet of sail area. She has 2 Sails, Including Main Sail, Genoa.

Hull:

She has a Fin-keel. The Hull is Original Gel-coat, and is in Buffed and Waxed condition.

Eingines:

1 Volvo Penta Diesel Engine, 15 horse power with moderate Hours.

Gear:

Dodger, Roller-furling, Garmin GPS, Tiller auto-helm.

 

Call Fred for arrangements and info: (347) 927-3350

Or schedule an appointment: Tungle.me/boatsforsale

 

 

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Call for arrangements and info: (347) 927-3350 or schedule an appointment: Tungle.me/boatsforsale

 

 

Pearson Triton

Pearson Triton

Sold. 

Year: 1961Price:$6900

Make: PearsonModel: Triton

LOA: 28.33Beam: 8.25

LWL: 21.5Draft: 3.92

Ballast: 3019 LbsDisplacement: 6930 Lbs

 

Long term, well-voyaged sailor very reluctantly needs to go ashore for medical reasons. His last boat, the boat he says he should have started with and stayed with, is the Classic Triton. This thoroughly seaworthy boat design made forever the reputation of Carl Alberg, Naval Architect Extraordinaire. Carl Alberg trained in Naval Architecture in Norway in the days when most sailboats had no engine at all, and when they did, the engines were heavy, expensive, low power, and cantankerously unreliable. Carl Alberg designed boats for the North Sea “Where,” as he said, “the sails had to get you home, good weather or otherwise.” Even as the rest of the world has now embraced boats best suited for grilling hamburgers at the dock with some bit of sailing when the winds are “just right”, Carl Alberg design boats STILL are the choice of sailors who voyage under sail. The Classic Triton changed the sailing world right from its first introduction. Fiberglass, so it was nearly maintenance free compared to the wooden seaworthy boats of the time, with hugely more interior space. The Triton was instantly recognized as a breed apart. Well equipped for … sailing. Not so well equipped for motoring in circles. Today’s recent designs are wide-in-the-beam dock queens, well-suited for barbecuing hamburgers at the dock. . Today, the weather wizards at NOAA ominously forecast “Small Craft WARNINGS” when they suspect the winds MIGHT get to 15 knots. When Carl Alberg designed boats, 15 to 20 knots was a nice day on the water. This Triton has Bronze Portlight Frames, and they are beautiful …. Smoked Acrylic windows replaced this summer .... Hatch replaced with 3/8” Smoked Polycarbonate recently …. Fuel Tank thoroughly and meticulously cleaned this summer …. Boom Crutch for secure, easy use at anchor …. High-End Nauta Flexible Holding Tank (installed but not currently hooked up) …. Two Reef Points in the Main Sail …. Oversized Delta Anchor (for hard bottom and sandy conditions) …. Oversized Danforth Anchor (for muddy conditions such as Long Island Sound and the Chesapeake Bay) with 100 feet of Chain/200 feet of recommended Nylon Rope …. VHF radio with DSC Safety …. Cooler (because ice is solidly cold, cheap and utterly reliable) …. Dependable Yanmar 2GM Freshwater Cooled Diesel Engine with just 670 hours since Brand New …. New Prop/Prop Shaft/Dripless Shaft Log …. Edson Wheel Steering .... Harken Traveler for greater sail control (as winds pick up you can get a “half reef” in the main sail just by pushing the traveler to the low side of the boat and drawing tighter the Main Sheet, about 4 seconds effort total). Today, the Classic Triton is still the perfect boat for the voyaging man or couple. The Triton is the optimum size for a Sailboat easily handled by one or two people without a lot of extra, high-maintenance equipment. The Main Sail can be hoist from the cockpit -- without fanfare or electric winches -- when you want. The Jib Sail as well. Each and both can be adjusted without muscle-straining effort. The Jib is hank-on, because hank-on gives a better sail under any condition, while the Rigged Down-Haul can take a Jib Sail to a small bundle in seconds, MUCH quicker and easier than trying to roll up a balky furler in building winds. The Anchor is pulled up when you wish to go, and let out when you wish to stay secure to the bottom for a night or a fortnight. Even today, “Go small, Go Now” is the watchword. For less than the price of an okay used car you can voyage to places you’ve only dreamed about. Newport, Martha’s Vineyard, Annapolis, Key West, the Bahamas, Tortola, even Trinidad or Stockholm, and of course Block Island (or Antigua, if that is your wish) Race Week. You have the same view as the million dollar gold-platers -- same sunsets, same sunrises -- except you don’t need a crew of twelve to get there … or get back. Want eat in some pricey restaurant when you get there? Sure. Your credit card works the same as anyone else’s. Rather eat the freshly caught fish you just landed? Marinate it in some lemon juice and soy sauce, along with a little garlic, and poach on your own stove. Want to enjoy an umbrella drink ashore? Great, because you can anchor closer in to shore than the mega’s can. Want peace and quiet? You can comfortably anchor in water others can’t. This Triton is for the sailor who always wanted to own a voyaging boat without spending a small fortune. As the mantra goes, “Go Small, Go Now”. Life is short, eat dessert first.

 

Rig and Sails:

This boat is a Sloop with a Fractional Rig, and 363 sq. feet of sail area. She has 3 Sails, Including Main Sail, Genoa, Jib.

Hull:

She has a Full-keel. The Hull is Original Gel-coat, and is in Untouched condition.

Engines:

1 Yanmar 2GMF Diesel Engine, 14 horse power with <900 Hours.

Gear:

Edson wheel steering system: Recently upgraded with new steering cables (Aug 2011), new steering conduits with new grease fittings (Aug 2011) and new 28” Wheel (May 2011) Midboom sheeting with harken traveler system 1999 Yanmar 2GM20F. Freshwater cooled Diesel engine with stainless steel propeller shaft, bronze 2 bladed prop, and Dripless shaft seal. 904 Hours on the engine. Engine Controls on pedestal. New oil, oil filter, water separating fuel filter, and engine fuel filter. Winterized. New Diesel Fuel Tank (Nov 2011) New Mahogany cockpit comings in 2009 or 2010 Sea Swing gimbaled one burner stove. One burner portable propane stove. Main sail with single reefing, 100% working jib, 150% Genoa, spinnaker and pole. Lewmar Winches in 2009 or 2010 Icom VHF radio with mast-mounted antenna Fully operational mast/running lights including: deck running lights, Spreader lights, steaming light, anchor light, and masthead tricolor light. New head, new Y-valve, new vented loops, new hoses in May 2011. Flexible holding tank. 27 gallon water tank with hand pump at sink

 

 

Call Fred for arrangements and info: (347) 927-3350

Or schedule an appointment: Tungle.me/boatsforsale

 

 

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