For Sale: Finnrose 37 - 1971 -

[David allen]

Fully Equipped and Upgraded for live aboard cruising
$56,000 Now $48,500
Salinas, Puerto Rico
For Sale - 1971 Finnrose 37
Price - $48,500 USD
Location - Salinas, Puerto Rico
Registered in Florida, USA

Our Sailboat is For Sale --> 1971 Finnrose 37 made in Finland! Ready to Sail Away for $48,500 £37,134 / €42,763

We have just arrived in Salinas, Puerto Rico with s/v Empress on January 30, 2019. We’ve owned her since May 2017 and already sailed from the Florida Keys, Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, Dominican Republic and now Puerto Rico. From here in Salinas, Puerto Rico it is literally a small jump away from St Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands. En route are the paradise islands of Vieques and Culebra to explore on the way! From St Thomas, you have the whole Caribbean Island chain right in front of you!

Save yourself the Eastward battle against the wind from the US by jumping on a boat that is already here, is actually ready to go, actively lived on and currently cruised. (Not sitting in a boatyard or alongside a dock for a year or more…). It's a liveaboard boat designed for modern travelers like us and not a project boat so you can enjoy the full season sailing in the Eastern Caribbean.

For pictures email dallen@unitedyacht.com

[doelli]

Can I ask where you had your hard top Bimini installed pls?

[David allen]

It was installed by the owner he knows what he is doing ! did most of the work by himself

[jonathanhowe]

Hi all, I am the owner of the Finnrose 37 listed above. David has been helping me out with listings on forums etc, having lots more experience than I do with these things!

The price has been reduced to $39,000 USD.

There is a new listing posted on here for it, including pictures. Feel free to get in touch with myself or David with interest, questions and of course, offers!

Have a fantastic day all,

Jonathan

p.s. to answer the previous question about the hardtop - I designed it while we were in Luperon, DR, then found some local fabricators to work with on producing it. It's all US made Aluminum tubing, structural grade for the wall thickness. The lid itself is 1 inch honeycomb, fibreglass and gelcoat with hardwood reinforcement in the corners and solar panel mounting locations.