Want To Buy: Wanted Cruiser Sailboat

[Andrew699]

I am looking for a sailboat on a trailor that will attach to a truck I would like it to be 27+ feet and to be a cruising sailboat that sleeps 5ish and has a kitchen and a bathroom etc. I would like it to be around Massachusetts and to be in decent condition and I would like it to be no more than 4000 dollars thank you very much.

[KEG]

Me too. Only I'd like one around $1500. in the northern fly over states area. MN, SD, ND. Bad motor OK.

[tropicalescape]

Originally Posted by Andrew699

I am looking for a sailboat on a trailor that will attach to a truck I would like it to be 27+ feet and to be a cruising sailboat that sleeps 5ish and has a kitchen and a bathroom etc. I would like it to be around Massachusetts and to be in decent condition and I would like it to be no more than 4000 dollars thank you very much.

I want one with shag carpet and a lava lite with lots of black light posters and a 69 chevy van to pull it all around...DVC

[zeehag]

tropical escape--didnt i see one on craigslist not too long ago??? --almost free?????

[tropicalescape]

Originally Posted by zeehag

tropical escape--didnt i see one on craigslist not too long ago??? --almost free?????

I would have bought it had not the guy took the good stuff out like the black lights,posters,the lava lamp!...DVC

[callmecrazy]

Originally Posted by Andrew699

I am looking for a sailboat on a trailor that will attach to a truck I would like it to be 27+ feet and to be a cruising sailboat that sleeps 5ish and has a kitchen and a bathroom etc. I would like it to be around Massachusetts and to be in decent condition and I would like it to be no more than 4000 dollars thank you very much.

Sounds reasonable to me. Although 27 on a trailer is about as big as you're gonna find, and they'll be rare. If you intend to trailer it, you might want to go a bit smaller, or plan on building/buying a custom trailer.

Here's one

[boatman61]

Your best bets something like a Westerly Centaur bilge keeler... just need a flatbed and good straps...
rare in the US tho'

[rsthall]

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1021116

No trailer ... but nice boat and would sleep "fiveish."

[witzgall]

They are more common in the US than you would think. I don't remember the actual numbers, but Westerly imported more of these to the US then they sold abroad!

Originally Posted by boatman61

Your best bets something like a Westerly Centaur bilge keeler... just need a flatbed and good straps...
rare in the US tho'