sailing yacht McGregor HACA14710673 Sale info

McGregor HACA14710673

• Draft: 2.5
• Description: - Have access to a gorgeous sailing vessel for 12 weekend days per year and 48 weekdays per year. Research has shown the average boat owner uses their vessel 12 days per year!
• Equipment: Also enjoy a 50" plasma tv, high powered home theatre system.

McGregor HACA14710673 equipment

• 2 GPS : JRC and Furuno
• Loose: footed Main Sail
• This boat is fully equipped with everything needed to go sailing: Dock lines, 50 foot power cord, two burner stove with oven, remote shut off for the propane, depth sounder, gps, remote, wireless mike for the VHF, fully equipped galley
• INCLUDED: Main and #1 genoa 2 years old (Quantum), #3 jib 1 year old
• Fuel burn: est. <1 gal/hour @ 1800rpm, 6 knots
• • V: berth sleeps 2

McGregor HACA14710673 description

• GrayLag, a True North 34, is a full keel cutter measuring approximately 41' overall including bowsprit, boomkin and Aries self: steering wind vane. She is stable and seaworthy with a beam of 11’ and a draft of 5' 6" and a classic look complimented by the exterior teak. Designed by Stan Huntingford and built in 1983 in North Vancouver with a fibreglass hull and finished on Vancouver Island, GrayLag has none problems with blistering or the structural issues sometimes found in the Taiwanese built versions.
• Total Price: $3,000.00 or best offer. $1000 down within 10 days of purchase. Balance within 30 days of deposit. Possession upon verification of funds. Check, Money Order, or Cash preferred with proper ID.
• 1985 Catalina: 22 Sailboat, 21.6 feet length, 7.8 beam
• Re: powered 3years ago. Upgraded all electrons to Raymarine Just returned from the Bahamas. Boat is in transit to the Chesapeake
• Sleeping accommodations for six are provided in the V: berth, port and starboard settees and aft quarter berth. From the cockpit into the cabin you find the chart table located to starboard with the galley just opposite. Aft and to port is the large open quarter berth. The open cabin layout in the 31 Pacific Seacraft is very similar to the famous Dana model except that it is larger. The unique and thoughtful galley table slides neatly beneath the forward berth when not in use leaving an open and inviting area for lounging and socializing. The roomy and efficient enclosed head is aft to starboard and positioned for passage making. The hinge
• - Deck: stepped carbon mast with single spreaders.
• the growing need for an easy-to-own, high performance one: design that is exciting to sail, stable enough sailboat for the family, and built to last. With fleet discussions underway around the