1969 Pearson 35
The first Pearson 35 was built in 1969 and the model remained in production, nearly unchanged, until 1982. As a testament to its popularity this 14-year production run was the longest of any Pearson model built, surpassing the venerable Pearson 30 by four years. In all, slightly more than 500 Pearson 35s were produced....."
"WINDSTAR" has sailed from Rhode Island to Alaska then to Florida and "around the Caribbean. This 1969 Pearson has had a LOT of upgrades over the last few years, and here are just a few of the Key Features:
Recoated with 7 layers of epoxy and painted in 2009
Perkins 4-108, 51hp, Diesel rebuilt in 2014 with 51 hours
NEW 2014 Wet Exhaust System
NEW 2012 Boom
Standing Rigging replaced in 2012
NEW 2013 Mainsail
Genoa refurbished in 2012
Harken Roller Furling
Cruising Spinnaker with pole
NEW 2013 Gro Co thru-hulls and seacocks
NEW Ray Marine Navionics E-701
Check out Full Specs for all the details and much more..
1966 Pearson Countess
The Pearson Countess Yawl 44 was built by Pearson Yachts in 1966.and designed by John Alden. This well built and spacious yacht will take you comfortably anywhere in the world. She is priced to sell as the owners have returned from a few years in the Bahamas.
