Hey all, after 8 years
living aboard, 3 different country, 500 nights at
anchor and thousands of sea miles, we're ready to pass Hello World on to her next owners. This is not a
project boat. She's cut-the-dock-lines ready and itching to get back to cruising.
Here's a short list of cruising
equipment:
- Iverson dodger, bimini and full cockpit enclosure
- Skookum ground tackle
- Custom-built high efficiency refrigeration
- Roller furling sail plan that can be operated from the cockpit
- Modern navigation equipment
- Refit mast and new rigging
- Fiberglass RIB and 15HP Johnson outboard
- 240 watt solar array with MPPT controller
- Single side band (SSB) with Pactor modem
For a full list of
equipment and a metric ton of photos, go here:
Equipment List - s/v hello world
For a tour of the
interior, go here:
Interior - s/v hello world
Want to see her in action? Go here:
Cruising - s/v hello world
$148,000
Seattle, WA
You can PM me here on this board or reply to this thread with any questions. You can also hit us up
here and we'll get in touch with you as soon as we can.
Thanks!
Jason & Christy
s/v hello world
Reaching in the
Sea of Cortez.
Checking out the Great Bear Rainforest in northern
British Columbia.
Salon with the table folded down.
Looking aft from the
salon into the
galley.
Full
cockpit enclosure from Iverson's Designs.
Stainless
anchor platform with 73lb.
Rocna and 300' of 5/16HT chain.
Maxwell 1500
windlass installed new in 2012 including all new
wiring circuit.
Garmin chartplotter with
radar overlay.
4 person
liferaft.
Running under the 130
genoa.
Nosing up towards Sawyer Glacier in
Alaska.
Best of luck with the sale- I can say these boats are truly wonderful!
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