Not bad and it is pretty, but having cruised some it's missing a lot of things I have on my 37 CC. For example: I use dutchman
furling on the main with full battens,
Self tailing winches all around, A 600 GPD
Watermaker and 195 gals fresh
water stowage, A 30/37 HP
Yanmar w 187 Gals
diesel fuel, a 640 AH house bank of
batteries w a 2500 W true sign
inverter w/a 150 amp multistage
battery charger, A 3500 W
diesel generator automatically controlled by the
inverter, a
SSB and Ham HF radios with 2 long wire antennas, 3 GPS's, one w /chart plotter, and an
autopilot and working
radar all interfaced, a 7 gal HW tank heated by
engine and
Shore power or
generator, a
propane instant HW
heater for those long times away from
shore power. I cary 2 10#
aluminum Propane tanks in a below
deck locker, 2 20 #
fiberglass tanks in an above
deck locker and 1 26#
aluminum tank for my
barbecue. I cary 5 anchors and three rodes. I have double
lifelines w/3 gates and probably a lot of other stuff I didn't think of off hand.
The point is if you are going to do a lot of serious cruising you are going to need a lot more stuff than what appears on that boat. If you're willing to take the time and spend the
money okay. Otherwise look for something better prepared for cruising.
Good luck
Joe S