For Sale: 1989 Pacific Seacraft 31: Near Perfect Blue Water Cruiser

[JD.M]

Modern Crealock designed cutter

Solid: Absolutely, positively, top-notch construction; first year for vinylester resin layup - never a blister; Freshwater-Only Boat!
Ready: Less than 850 hours on 27 HP Yanmar diesel, GPS integrated Wheelpilot, enlarged house battery bank with 90 watt solar panel, dedicated starting battery, battery monitor
Capable: Three-blade MaxProp, roller-furling jib, cruising spinnaker, bruce and fortress anchors, 4’11” draft
Safe: 30-inch lifeline stanchions thru-bolted to stout vertical bulwarks, large bridge-deck, Fireboy fume detector and propane control, massive stainless steel bow platform
Comfortable: Seven-foot long cockpit seating; dodger, bimini, and full cockpit canvas, Force 10 stove and oven, inverter, Pioneer stereo with Sirius/XM driving Bose speakers
Maintained: New mainsail, recent standing rigging and lifelines, factory rebuilt main compass
Beautiful: Turns heads in every marina. Job loss forces sale. $78,000.
Two hours from downtown Detroit.

[wunderluster]

An excellent boat at an excellent price. If I didn't already my CSY 33 a PSC would be my choice. Recently a 1984 PCS 31 sold for $90K.

[JD.M]

Well, no buyers via the forum, so I've now listed with a broker:

1989 Pacific Seacraft 31 Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

Any interested parties should inquire via the broker.

Thanks.

Jim

Originally Posted by JD.M

Modern Crealock designed cutter

Solid: Absolutely, positively, top-notch construction; first year for vinylester resin layup - never a blister; Freshwater-Only Boat!
Ready: Less than 850 hours on 27 HP Yanmar diesel, GPS integrated Wheelpilot, enlarged house battery bank with 90 watt solar panel, dedicated starting battery, battery monitor
Capable: Three-blade MaxProp, roller-furling jib, cruising spinnaker, bruce and fortress anchors, 4’11” draft
Safe: 30-inch lifeline stanchions thru-bolted to stout vertical bulwarks, large bridge-deck, Fireboy fume detector and propane control, massive stainless steel bow platform
Comfortable: Seven-foot long cockpit seating; dodger, bimini, and full cockpit canvas, Force 10 stove and oven, inverter, Pioneer stereo with Sirius/XM driving Bose speakers
Maintained: New mainsail, recent standing rigging and lifelines, factory rebuilt main compass
Beautiful: Turns heads in every marina. Job loss forces sale. $78,000.
Two hours from downtown Detroit.