For Sale: Hunter Cherubini Cutter 37' ($14,900)

[Mobjack]

37' Cherubini Hunter cutter rig sailboat, 1980, (Deltaville, VA on Jackson Creek at FBYC)

LOA 37'-6", LWL 32'0", width 11'-0", draft 5'-1", displacement 18,600 lbs, ballast 7500 lbs.



GPS, Chart plotter, Depth/fish finder, autopilot, A/C, refrigeration, inverter.
3QM Yanmar diesel, Campbell Sailor propeller,



Dodger, Bimini, hard bottom inflatable dinghy with Nissan 2.5 outboard. Anchor Windlass, bowsprit with bow seat, folding table in cockpit.


Stereo with cassette and CD, VHF.
Sturdy, roomy, 6'2" headroom inside, fitted BottomSiders cockpit cushions.
Double sink, tile countertop, refrigeration. 40 gallon fuel tank, 2-50 gallon water tanks and Lifesling.

New mixing elbow, throttle cable, charger, battery, impellers, water pump, main power cable, bimini.

Sturdy reef-able main sail and cutter/stay sail, roller furling Yankee jib, asymmetrical spinnaker with Chute Scoop. Coast Guard equipment, PHRF rating 189.

This boat has been maintained but shows some age and would benefit from a bit of TLC. The sale price has been lowered to reflect condition and is firm.




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[Orion Jim]

This is a real bargain. I expect it to be snapped up quickly. Good luck!

[Irish Cowboy]

Good morning, is this still in the water? when you say needs TLC, is it ready to sail to the west coast of Florida as it is now before the cold weather hits? thanks Jim 813-956-9820

[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by Jim Walsh

This is a real bargain. I expect it to be snapped up quickly. Good luck!

Absolutely, great boat. Very viable cruising boat for someone at a great price.

[Mobjack]

It is in the water. The boat could go down the intercoastal waterway and around to the west coast of Florida with the normal prep for such a trip. The Garmin GPS chartplotter only has a Chesapeake Bay chip, so may need upgrading, supplementing or replacement before venturing that far. Or else a good set of up to date charts. We have sailed up and down the Chesapeake Bay.

[rgraybill3]

Hello Tom, my name is Robert and I live in Virginia. Can you give me a number to call you. I have also sent a PM with my contact info.
Robert

[ctl411]

Great boat but you are a little high on the phrf closer to 132 I think .

[Chookfoot]

Woah !
Why don't these things happen in Australia ?
This is exactly what I have been looking for.
Cheers !

[Darrenozratc]

Hello Tom I sent you a pm with my phone number I would definitely like to talk and schedule a time to take a look at her.

[Mobjack]

My phone number is 804-512-6719. I have a partner in the boat, Blackwell and his number is 804-241-4110.
Where are you located and interesting in sailing the boat?
Tom Roberts.


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[Darrenozratc]

I live just north of Panama City so primarily just cruising the gulf coast with the occasional keys trip.


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[belizesailor]

Originally Posted by Darrenozratc

I live just north of Panama City so primarily just cruising the gulf coast with the occasional keys trip.


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Great boat for that. I used to live in Bradenton. Sailed mine (a 1984, deep draft) all over the FL W coast and to the Keys/Dry Tortugas a number of times. Very good heavy weather boat for those GOM squalls. Well balanced, heaves to well, easy to single hand, staysail is a very useful moderate to heavy weather sail.

Pic in the DTs taken from Ft Jefferson.

[belizesailor]

Anybody made an offer yet?

[subie]

Hello Friends
Newbie from South Africa.
I often wonder if there are any hidden costs,taxes etc that side to buy
such a boat and go "travel" with it. Taking it out of the USA permanently.

[belizesailor]

Sales tax policies are set by each State. The seller should be able to tell you for his State. That should be the only USA specific cost for the transaction.

Met a South African a few years ago who owned a 37 Cutter and had been across the pond in it a few times.