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1981 Peterson Delta 45

1981 Peterson Delta 45

$49,900

Poulsbo, Washington

Year 1981

Make Peterson

Model Delta 45

Category Sailboats

Length 44'

Posted Over 1 Month

1981 Peterson Delta 45 This is another great example of the Doug Peterson design built in the Tawainese Shin Hsing Yard. Based on the world renowned KP-44 design, this blue water cruiser, like most of them, has likely been there.  If you are looking for a capable, two stateroom, two head liveaboard, and plan to cruise the sea of Cortez and Mexico, or sail to the South Pacific this boat, is  one to seriously consider.  With the 39’ waterline, cutter ketch rig, and center cockpit, you will find her a comfortable, dry, and great sailing ocean boat.  Built with hand-laid fiberglass, the solid hull has a 10,000 lb. encapsulated ballast keel, protected prop, and skeg hung rudder, serious features you just won’t find on light new boats.   The sailing performance of the Peterson design is forgiving, and often surprising in both light and heavy airs. She practically sails herself, making over 150 mile days offshore, comfortably handling sea states that keep other boats in anchorages. You can be sure that she'll deliver your family to your next port in safety and comfort.  A pleasure to own, live aboard, and sail, you’ll find very few blue water yachts that are in the same overbuilt league, especially at this price.  Wait till you see the quality of the interior woodwork!  Owner has another boat, and priced this one for a quick sale.  Make an appointment to see Sea Biscuit soon.

1978 Peterson Custom 35

1978 Peterson Custom 35

$22,500

Seattle, Washington

Year 1978

Make Peterson

Model Custom 35

Category Sailboats

Length 35'

Posted Over 1 Month

1978 Peterson Custom 35 s/v Meyden is a special boat, a great sailing choice, and in very nice condition.  Designed by Doug Peterson, she's the better-built Canadian version of his 1 ton cup racer Ganbare (1973).  Builder Don Martin added additional ribs, stiffening up the hull and providing much more support for the keel.  The tall owner had the coach-house raised for 6' 4" headroom, fitted her out, and launched in 1982.  Lovingly maintained and varnished, Meyden did a few Swiftsure and local races, and has been the family cruiser for years.  This is a serious sailors boat, not a first boat, maybe a second, and one that will sail upwind way better than most.  She's not as roomy as a C&C or Catalina, and too heavy to be competitive in the short buoy races, but let her run and she will be a delight to sail.If you are interested in a special boat, at a very fair price, call me and let's talk about this preliminary listing.