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1975 Fuji 32

$22,000

Tacoma, Washington

Year 1975

Make Fuji

Model 32

Category Ketch

Length 32

Posted 1 Month Ago

The 1975 Fuji 32 is a solid-built Ketch with quality craftsmanship. The owner has kept her maintained, updated, and in great condition. The sails are in good condition and ready to set sail according to the seller. This is a great sailboat at an amazing price. Stock #339639 John Alden designed Offshore Cruising Ketch. Ready for the next adventure. Experience the allure of offshore cruising with the 1975 Fuji 32' Ketch, a remarkable vessel designed by the renowned John Alden. Built by Fuji Yachts in Japan, this ketch boasts traditional lines and a modified full keel with a modern cutaway forefoot underbody, ensuring stability and performance on the open seas. This offshore capable cruiser is a true gem for those seeking adventure without breaking the bank. With outstanding Japanese joinery and meticulous attention to detail, the craftsmanship of this vessel is evident throughout. The mechanical components are robust and well-organized, a testament to the boat's quality in its size range. Included with the boat are owner's manuals along with schematics, detailed drawings, and invaluable notes from the original owner. You'll have all the information you need at your fingertips. Equipped with essential navigational tools, this beautiful ketch is ready to set sail. The package includes radar, autopilot, and a chartplotter with navigation charts covering destinations worldwide. You can confidently explore new horizons and navigate with ease. Several key upgrades have been made to enhance the boat's performance and comfort. The prop shaft was replaced just a few years ago. The Mizzen sail is original but remains in good condition, while the head sail and main were recently replaced along with the marine head. Additional improvements have been made by the current owner to maintain and enhance the boat's aesthetic and functionality. The masts have been freshly painted, and new main and mizzen spreaders have been installed. The sinks and faucets in both the head and galley have been replaced, offering a touch of modern convenience. Last year, the boat was hauled out, cleaned, and treated to a fresh coat of bottom paint. The propeller shaft and seals were also replaced, ensuring optimal performance and peace of mind. If you're ready to embark on unforgettable offshore adventures, the 1975 Fuji 32' Ketch is the perfect vessel to make your dreams a reality. With its classic charm and impressive array of equipment, this ketch is a true sailor's delight. Other upgrades include a Xantrex Inverter/Charger with remote, a Dickenson Diesel bulkhead mounted heater, a Lifesling and an electric windlass. Don't miss your chance to own a timeless piece of maritime history. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and set sail on your next great adventure with the Fuji 32' Ketch. Reason for selling is downsizing.

1975 Fuji 32

$22,000

Tacoma, Washington

Year 1975

Make Fuji

Model 32

Category Ketch

Length 32

Posted 1 Month Ago

1974 Fuji 35 Ketch

$55,000

Clearwater, Florida

Year 1974

Make Fuji

Model 35 Ketch

Category Sailboats

Length 35'

Posted Over 1 Month

1974 Fuji 35 Ketch This classic Fuji Ketch is located in southern Chile. For those who have dreamed of sailing Patagonia, this is your chance! Despite her age she is well maintained, well equipped, and ready to go! Of the design, here is an excerpt of a review from famed bluewater yacht designer Robert Perry: By now the Fuji 35 is a very successful stock yacht. Upon her introduction I was quite surprised that there was a market for a yacht with very little of the current stock boat trappings. In fact, the Fuji 35 seemed a little anachronistic. It is, I'm sure, this feature that has brought her to the popularity she is now enjoying. The John G. Alden office has been known for years for producing fine performing yachts. The Fuji follows in this tradition. She is of a hull form that traces its model back to the well-known Alden schooners. Compared to most of the current production yachts, the Fuji is a bit narrow. I don't think it's narrow, I feel it's about right for good windward performance. While the Fuji won't point like an IOR racing yacht, she will move to weather well, to cruising boat standards. The sheer and other aesthetic treatments on the hull are done with impeccable taste, and the Fuji doesn't convey the "toy boat" image of some of the other character type designs. In fact, to call the Fuji a character yacht would be wrong. She is a traditional yacht. The beam on deck is generous. This makes for a very dry boat and has the bonus of affording large side decks and a huge cockpit area. The keel is long but cut away slightly forward to improve maneuverability. There is a slight drag angle to the keel also. This, I think, is also to improve maneuverability. There should be no question as to the Fuji's ability to track or steer herself. The large transom and the minimum overhang of the mizzen boom would be ideal for attaching a self-steering device. The displacement / length ratio of the Fuji 35 is 413. This indicates the Fuji is in the heavy displacement area. The Fuji is available in two rigs, the standard ketch and optional cutter. Aesthetically both rigs look great on the yacht, but my preference is for the ketch. It's true that you possibly could go to weather a little bit better with the cutter; however, I think the improvement would be negligible due to the hull form of the Fuji. The largest sail in the ketch rig is only 220 square feet. This would make the Fuji very easy to handle short handed. The ketch rig is very hard to beat for leisurely husband and wife sailing. While I don't care for the shape of most club jibs, they do cut down the activity during a tack. Very few people can go below a Fuji for the first time without some sort of pleasant exclamation. The woodwork is of a quality that is all but extinct and has to be one of the main selling points of the Fuji. Her builder is Fuji Yacht Builders, Japan. The molding details are the best I'v

1976 Fuji Ketch

$44,500

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Year 1976

Make Fuji

Model Ketch

Category Sailboats

Length 35'

Posted Over 1 Month

1976 Fuji Ketch Namaste is a traditional, cutter-rigged ketch with teak toe and taff-rails, wide side decks, and a large cockpit. She has a fiberglass hull with a full keel, bow thruster and burns one gallon of diesel per hour at a cruising speed of 7 mph. The interior and exterior teak are in great condition and the decks are nonslip paint. All new canvas, cushions and upholstery (blue) were added in 2015. This much loved fresh water yacht has just traveled 2,200 miles leaving Charlevoix, Michigan in June of 2015. She has been with the current owner since 2000 and during their ownership they have made many upgrades and have maintained her well.

1974 Fuji Staysail Ketch

$34,900

Punta Gorda, Florida

Year 1974

Make Fuji

Model Staysail Ketch

Category Sailboats

Length 35'

Posted Over 1 Month

1974 Fuji Staysail Ketch A classic head turner anywhere she goes. The subject of continuous photographs when she is out cruising. The Staysail Ketch with newer aluminum masts offers a wide variety of sail plans for all occasions. The cockpit is large and can entertain up to eight guests. The helm has a newer Garmin 541 chart plotter and a large pedestal mounted Richie 5 inch compass. The helm also has a wooden destroyer style wheel which is connected to an indestructible Edson Worm Gear steering device. The is equipped with an Origo Stove, a Sea-Swing, Adler-Barbour Refrigeration. On the stern are davits holding Force 4 eight foot RIB Dinghy, powered by a Mercury 3.3 HP engine.

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