This is Hunter's popular family pocket cruiser and allows easy entry and exit through the walk though transom. This boat has been carefully gone through stem to stern and brought to excellent condition in late 2014. Boat currently sits in fresh/salt water on Clear Lake at a private marina across from South Shore Harbor.
LOA: 26'7",
LWL: 22'5",
Beam: 9',
Draft: 3'5"
Wing Keel
Displacement: 4400lbs, Ballast: 1800lbs
Sail Area: ~300 sq ft
Mast Height: 37'9"
Head Room: 5'8"
Water Capacity: 20 Gallons
Fuel Capacity: 3 gallons
Head and main sail in good condition
Bimini new in 2012
Bottom Paint, 4/2013
Hull buffed and waxed 4/2015.
Bottom washed 9/2014
Sails well, very fast, easy to handle, set up for single sailor
Large V and Aft Berth, sleeps 6 total
Interior cushions in excellent condition
Teak and Holly Sole (floor) scrubbed/oiled 4/2014
Walk through transom with swim ladder
Sony Stereo AM/FM with two external speakers
Self tailing Barlow jib sheet winches
Refrigerator (dorm sized)
Pressured water with SS Galley Sink
Porta potty
Tiller in excellent condition, refinished 4/2014 with new cover
Battery new in 4/2013 AC and DC wiring in good Condition
Solar Cabin Exhaust installed 4/2014
Auto Bilge Pump
Engine: New 9.9 hp Nissan Outboard Replaced in 2010 with a 9.9 HP serviced 4/2014
Electric Start with cockpit controls, includes power trim
Includes 30 amp, 110V shore power cord (and 50a mp converter)
Last Survey: 10/2013
Ships Accessories Included:
PDFs
Boat Hook
First Aid Kit
Extra Fenders
Lines
Repairs Kit
Clock
Humidity Gauge
Hand held VHS
LOCATION: Near Kemah, Texas
I have owned this little sailboat since my retirement in 2007.
She has served me faithfully and is a wonderful, frisky sailor.
I have 'camped out' on her in Clear Lake and all the way to Galveston.
My reason for selling is I will be 70 this year and my youthful vigor is not what it used to be.
I am including every accessory connected with her (too numerous to mention all): Life Jackets, Anchor, SONY CD stereo, AGM battery, handheld Radio, and much more.
