Cal 39 1978 Tri
Cabin
$72,000
Located
Seattle WA
New
Shroud Chainplates 2014
Re-powered 2013(finished in spring) with new
Yanmar 4JH5E (4cyl 54HP)
Many new items with re-power:
fuel lines and valves,
water lift muffler and
exhaust hose, new
engine compartment
insulation. And more...
3-blade Max Prop. Rebuilt 2012
New prop shaft and new cutlass bearing with re-power.*
New
shaft seal with gore packing 2014 (spare PYI dripless with new boot from 2012)
New
Isotherm fresh
water heater. Hot water from
shore power and/or
engine.
Webasto
cabin heater -
diesel forced air Air Top 5500 new 2011 with
muffler, so its quieter than most
King Dial-A-Watt
electric cabin heater new 2012
Newport propane cabin heater
Force 10
galley stove gimbaled 3 burner with
oven and broiler new 2010
Gas detector and CO detector new 2010. CO det module replaced 2013.
Refrigeration with very well insulated fridge compartment
38gal
holding tank new in 2008 including all
plumbing. no smell
100 gal fresh water in two
tanks. Stainless and clean. Dual carbon water filters. Spare filters.
45 gal
fuel - new tank from Coastline in 2009. New fill line, vent line and
deck fittings
New Blue Seas Systems AC & DC elect
panels installed to fold down for easy access. 2009
Heart
Inverter
New
wiring from
batteries to panel.
Shore Power Isolation Transformer
AGM batteries 4ea 6V in series parallel for house and 1ea
AGM start.
Multi-stage
marine battery charger
Water Maker - rebuilt 2009 and currently pickled
SSB radio with back stay as
antenna and good grounding plane
Garmin color fish-finder wired to Nav station to integrate with plotter to display
navigation info
Radar,
Raytheon mast mounted
Weatherfax,
Furuno with separate
antenna
Full covered
cockpit canvas with
dodger bimini and connector panel.*
Reef-Rite
furling with 120%
Baby stay(with quick release) with staysail and running back stays
150%
head sail
Spare 120% and 150%
Storm tri-sail with separate storm track on
mast
Spinnaker with sock
Spinaker pole and
gear
Snatch blocks and cars
Monitor Wind Vane
Outboard lift crane, will easily lift typical
4 stroke 10-15HP outboards.
Inflatable dingy with oars (no outboard)
Bruce
anchor with 125ft chain and 180ft
rope
Spare Bruce
Two danforth anchors one is set up in a locker aft with chain and
rope, the other is a spare.
Two spools with floating line for stern tie
anchoring.
Jack lines
MOB Pole
Life Sling with new cover
This is the Tri Cabin model
Cal 39 but the aft cabin has been modified to make a nice Nav Station where the aft cabin
head was. The bulkhead was relocated aft a bit so the Nav Station is part of the main cabin opposite the
galley stove. All this was done before I bought the
boat. I love the Nav Station compared to the other Cal models.
Lots of spares for everything:
Extra
marine grade
wiring, wire splices and terminals
Spare
pump kits, hoses, hose clamps and head spares and y-valves.
Oil, grease, lubes for all systems.
Spare zincs
Spare carbon filters for fresh water system
Spares for
water maker. TDI meter for testing water.
Epoxy kits, glass cloth, fillers
Varnish, primers and paints
Buffer, wax and polish
You can even have most of the galley dishes, pots, pans and utensils.
Note: Everything I have related to the
boat will go with her. If you want a great comfortable cruising
live-aboard sailboat this is it. I've lived on and cruised this Cal-39 since 2005. I'm the 3rd owner. I want her to go to the right next owner.
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