Stock #400476
Rigged for Single Handed Sailing!! Lombardini 30HP Diesel!! Only 600 Hours!!
If you are in the market for a sloop, look no further than this 1983 Tartan 33, priced right at $18,900 (offers encouraged). This vessel is located in Green Cove Springs, Fl, Florida and is in good condition. She is also equipped with a Lombardini engine that has 600 hours.
Reason for selling is moved away.
1980 Tartan 33
EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF THIS CLASSIC SPARKMAN-STEVENS DESIGNED VESSEL NEW BETA 25HP DIESEL ENGINE (300 hours) ALL NEW in 2014 - compass, house battery, starting battery, ProMariner 20 charger, Y valve for head, rode and chain for anchor, racor R20T fuel filter and hoses, 750 gal Rule bilge pump and back flow preventer. WORK DONE in 2014 - 8 new ports, rebuilt head, cleaned diesel tank, cleaned and painted bottom with 2 coats Interlux Micron 66. New Mainsail by UK Sailmakers in 2016.
1980 Tartan 33
Overall, the Tartan 33 is a well-built straightforward cruiser/racer, with good storage and simple, accessible systems, which will hit hull speed given the right conditions and an able crew. Comfortable enough for four on weekends, the boat will also deliver safe and secure long-distance capability for coastal cruising couples. She wins her share on the racecourse against some of the best in class and can be singled-handed with comparative ease. She has a new (290 hours) 29 hp Yanmar diesel that pushes her nicely through the water at 5.5-6.5 kts, cruise-loaded, usually burning half-a-gallon per hour.
Blue-water capability is generally on the mind of a cruising sailor. Is the Tartan 33 designed to be blue-water capable? Yes, given the proper gear, boat condition, and an experienced crew. She has a 4.5 ft draft with a scheel keel suitable for the Bahamas and the Keys. She has just recently had a bottom paint and inspection.
She has a typical IMS club-certificate rating for the limit of positive stability of 119º - adequate for offshore work." In addition, She also has a deep, safe cockpit with drains, more than adequate handholds, and sea berths.
There's not enough room for a 42" plasma TV but her interior has all the basics. Most find it more than adequate for a cruising couples. In reality, if a modicum of comfort is required, it's three-to-four adults and maybe two children. Headroom is adequate for a six-footer and the pull-down salon table will seat four and in a pinch five for dinner. She just had a bottom paint job and inspection. (May 1st. 2016)