This 1978 Ranger 33R sailboat appears in great shape for a vessel this age. The seller did a long list of upgrades 2-3 years ago, and she's ready for new sailing adventures. We're told all systems work as they should.
Looking for offers!
Stock #371031
Well maintained 1978 Ranger 33R! Very well equipped and ready to sail!
Check out this 1978 Ranger 33R sailboat! The Ranger Yacht division of Jensen Marine was created in 1969 to build performance-oriented boats designed by Gary Mull.
She's good-looking, well-balanced, and sails well on all points of sail. She has a bright, airy interior, plus a comfortable cockpit, and is easily converted from racer to cruiser and back again with minimal effort.
Today, after all these years after their introduction, Ranger 33s are still popular as both easy-sailing club racers and bargain cruisers.
The interior of the Ranger 33 is quite livable for two people, and even for four for short cruises. The boat has sleeping accommodations for 6 with a galley and dinette
There's 6' 2" of headroom on the centerline in the main cabin. The headroom is fairly constant throughout the boat, as the top of the cabin is parallel to the cabin sole.
Electronics consists of B&G Zeus3 9 Multi-function Display (chartplotter) touch screen with SailSteer software, B&G Triton display, B&G WS320 wireless wind instrument, B&G Ship-to-shore radio with AIS receiver and MMSI, plus Standard Horizon handheld radio with spare lithium battery
The boat has an enclosed head with rebuilt hoses and a new holding tank in 2021. The Atomic 4 now has electronic ignition, an electronic fuel pump, a Moyer Marine water pump, and a new 22 Gallon fuel tank
A few other nice features include StackPack for Main Sail, Headsail sock, Helm cover, multiple sets of sheets, Martec 12x6 folding prop and cradle
Win races or cruise the Great Lakes, this Ranger will get you on the water without breaking bank
Reason for selling is moving on to something else.
1973 Ranger Yachts 29
This 1973 Ranger 29 ks sloop rigged. She has a fin keel, skeg rudder and a deck stepped mast. Her hull and deck are one-piece hand-laminated fiberglass with balsa wood cored deck. She has a gasoline atomic 4 inboard. She sleeps five in a v-berth and convertible dinette. She has an enclosed head with a sliding teak door, vanity with sink, and hanging locker. L-shaped galley starboard of the companionway includes SS sink, icebox, waterpump, Formica countertop, drawers and cupboard. Exterior and interior joiner work in natural teak.
