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1967 Pearson Wanderer 30

$10,250

Madison, Wisconsin

Year 1967

Make Pearson

Model Wanderer 30

Category Yawl

Length 30

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Last oil change was in 2018. A full strip of the old bottom, followed by the application of 8 coats of epoxy and then anti-fouling bottom paint appears this Wanderer is good for 10+ years! This Wanderer could use some cleaning and detailing TLC to restore her to her original glory. She's sailworthy as evidenced by the pictures taken during a recent early evening sail on July 11, 2019. Give this GOOD OL' BOAT some simple attention and this Wanderer will be the toast of the harbor! Stock #183974 The original 1967 engine is an Atomic 4, 30hp gasoline, 4 cylinder, manufactured by Universal engines was rebuilt about 20 years ago A Fantastic design coupled with bullet-proof construction makes this 30-foot Pearson Wanderer a classic sailboat in the truest sense of the word. This 1967 Pearson Wanderer was personally selected and maintained by Olympic sailing gold medalist Peter Barrett, and has been lovingly kept and sailed by his son for the past two decades. This Pearson is a handcrafted,built boat from years gone buy when they were built to a different standard. She is, seaworthy enough to carry you around the world if you so desire and comfortable enough to easily cruise a young family or a couple around the bay and/or up and down the coast. The Pearson Wanderer is a more seaworthy and sea-kindly vessel than those emerging from factories today. The connected two-mast rigging system provides additional structural stability. When down, the centerboard allows excellent upwind performance. With the board up, shallow waters can be explored, or the boat can be anchored closer to shore than many otherwise similar vessels. The Wanderer model has a rare combination of big-boat heft and small-boat response, and it should be well-mannered offshore in big waves as well as in choppy bays. Maybe that's why so many voyagers choose it. The ample side decks are convenient and safe. One can move forward with security, and grabrails on the cabin top provide good handholds. Offshore, a good deck is a matter of staying on board the boat or not. The cockpit is spacious for two and can accommodate four if desired. The tiller does take up space while sailing but can be folded back out of the way come cocktail time. Sail inventory includes a cruising mainsail, roller furling genoa, spinnaker and mizzen sail. The rigging of this Pearson is solid and in full functioning condition. Reason for selling is not using enough.

1988 Pearson 33

$40,000

Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin

Year 1988

Make Pearson

Model 33

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 33'

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1988 Pearson 33, This Pearson 33 has everything. Full electronics package including Radar. Two staterooms, full galley with refrigerator, spacious cabin and even a completely enclosed cockpit. Set up to single sail, it has both a roller furling main and for-sail with a sheets leading back to the cockpit. This one owner Pearson is in exceptional condition and ready for many more years of pleasure. Trades considered

1984 Pearson 303

$14,900

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Year 1984

Make Pearson

Model 303

Category -

Length 30'

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1984 Pearson 303 The 303 was produced by Pearson Yachts between 1983 and 1986 and over 300 boats were built. With an eye-pleasing sheer and unpretentious good looks, the 303 is an economical and versatile family cruiser. The hull is a one piece hand laid layup, with a balsa cored deck on the horizontal surfaces and plywood coring in the high load areas. With its broad beam, the 303 is quite stiff and likes to be sailed on her feet. She has a sea-kindly motion offering a dry ride combined with a comfortable “big boat” feel. Four adults can occupy the cockpit in comfort and she is easily sailed short-handed. She has had three owners since new, and has truly been kept in good condition. Below deck, the galley is located to port just forward of the companionway, and has adequate counter space and onboard food storage. She has teak bulkheads, teakinterior tim, and a teak-and-holly cabin sole. The companionway steps are easily removed to expose the two-piece box surrounding the 13-horsepower Yanmar diesel that will move her at 6 knots under power. Aft to starboard is a large quarter berth capable of sleeping two persons; a forward-facing chart table is fitted at which the navigator canwork while seated at the head of the quarter berth. The port and starboard settees in themain salon double as comfortable berths with the seatbacks removed. A dining table folds down from the starboard bulkhead and has a leaf that extends to the port bench to allow seating for four. Forward of the main salon and to port is a hanging locker, opposite which is the head compartment. Large for a 30-foot boat, it has standing headroom, a basin with cold pressurized water, a handheld shower, and an electric pump to drain the sump overboard. Forward, a bi-fold door opens into a truly comfortable owner's cabin with a small bureau and a large V-berth. Headroom throughout is more than 6 feet, in the main cabin, in the owner’s cabin, and in the bathroom. Large opening deck hatches, above both the forward and main cabins, and four opening ports on each side of the cabin house provide for plenty of light and ventilation below.If you are in the market for an affordable and roomy 30 foot cruising sailboat that is ready for the 2016 boating season call us today to make an appointment to view this e

1964 Pearson Vanguard

$12,900

Sister Bay, Wisconsin

Year 1964

Make Pearson

Model Vanguard

Category Sailboats

Length 32'

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1964 Pearson Vanguard This Vanguard was designed by Philip Rhodes and she's hull number 294 - 400 were built Rhodes between 1963 and 1967. Sadly she has not been launched in over 12 years but fortunately it's been stored inside and has only been used fresh water. She's a real beauty which classic sailboats are noted for.