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1981 CS 33 Sold Boat in Point Roberts, WA 98281 US
Built in 1981
33
1 Engine (Yanmar)
33 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| $15,346 | $15,346 |
| Point Roberts | Point Roberts |
| 33' | 33' |
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CS 33 - 1981
The new 2GM20F - fresh water cooled Yanmar diesel engine and transmission installed in 1999 - 1383 hours. This is a great opportunity to own a two -owner boat
Comfortable cruising accommodations in a well designed, well built and beautifully finished boat. CS Yachts went well beyond most builders and used multiple fiberglass liner parts along with high polished stainless steel to create a lasting value, lower maintenance yacht.
Ideal for local cruising but capable of distance cruising. Traditional interior arrangement with accommodations for up to five and cockpit lockers large enough to store all the cruising extras! Quite a value for the price!
A 2022 out of the water survey is available for insurance purposes and is available at time of viewing.
Zincs replaced and bottom cleaned April 2026
Assumable moorage in Pt Roberts Washington
Shown by Appointment Only
Philip Cragg, Broker/President
Christie Bocking, Broker/Assistant
pacificcoastyachtsales.com
6911 Graybar Road, Richmond BC V6W 1H3
Pacific Coast Yacht Sales specializes in selling the highest quality, pre-owned boats available on the West Coast. Our boats are typically late model, lightly used, top brand names that we are proud to sell - 29 Years in Business. Certified Brokers in British Columbia and Bonded and Licensed in Washington State
WE REQUIRE GOOD QUALITY BOATS TO SELL FOR WAITING CUSTOMERS. CONTACT US FOR AN APPRAISAL TODAY.
Comfortable accommodations for up to 5 people with a V-berth stateroom forward and a double and single in the main salon. Aft of the V-berth is an enclosed head built of moulded fiberglass components, with vanity, sink and integral shower system.
The main salon has a straight settee to port and L-shaped settee with table to starboard. The starboard settee folds down to a large double berth. The port side settee opens to a full length berth by removing the forward end backrest and exposing a foot locker that goes forward under the hanging locker.
The galley is aft to port and features a gimbaled 2 burner propane stove/oven, large insulated ice box with Adler/Barbour low draw fridge/freezer, deep stainless steel sink with pressurized /cold water and cutlery, dish, cooking pan and pantry storage.
In the starboard aft corner of the salon is an aft facing navigation table with bookcase as well as the electrical distribution panel. Although it is a large table surface, many use this area as a computer work station and do the chart work electronically.
Engine access is via removal of companionway stairs, or through the quarter locker panels. There are quarter lockers to port and starboard which provide significant storage for cruising equipment.
The cockpit has seating all around with high coamings to keep down the spray and wind. The coachroof traveler helps to keep the cockpit clear for cruising enjoyment.
- Force 10 gimbaled 2 burner propane stove/oven.
- Stainless steel sink with pressurized cold water system.
- Insulated fiberglass ice box with Adler Barbour Refrigeration
- Cutlery, dish, pots and pans and pantry storage lockers.
- Aluminum counter rails.
- 12 VDC ship service electrical system with vapour proof master switch, master breaker and individually tabulated and fused/breakered distribution panel.
- 2 X 6 volt Crown Deep cycle batteries.
- 1x12 volt Motormaster Nautulus 880 amp cranking amp start battery
- Professional Mariner ProSport 15 amp battery charger.
- Xantrex link 10-e meter
- 120 VAC X 30 Amp dockside shore power system with 30 amp cord, inlet fitting and master breakers for outlets circuit
- 3 X 56 watt Solar panels with solar control
- Danforth Constellation c55 compass
- Autopilot - Raymarine ST 4000+
- Remote - Raymarine ST 4000+
- GPS map - Garmin 182 C
- Depth Sounder - Horizon DS30
- Radar - JRC 1500 MK II
- VHF radio - Standard Horizon Matrix AIS GX2100
- Knotmeter - Horizon SL45
- 7.5 kg Bruce anchor with chain and line rode.
- Stainless steel pulpit, pushpit and aluminum stanchions with double wire lifeline system. Opening gates on both sides for boarding access. Integral stainless steel swim ladder at transom.
- Isomat single spreader aluminum mast with integral mainsail track and spinnaker pole slider track. Keel stepped. 1 X 19 stainless steel wire standing rigging.
- Hood Sea mark Furler -rebuilt 2024
Sails:
- North Sails mainsail. Lazy jacks system.
- Stack pack mainsail cover system
- North Sails roller furling genoa
- North Cruising Gennaker
Winches:
- 2 X Lewmar 40 CST primary winches.
- 1 X Lewmar 30 - 2 speed winch on starboard coachroof.
- 1 X Lewmar 16 CST single speed winch on port coachroof.
- 1 X Lewmar 16 CST two speed winch on port coachroof.
- Main traveler on coachroof ahead of companionway opening.
- Edson wheel and quadrant steering system with pedestal, stainless steel guard and stainless steel destroyer style wheel.
- Emergency tiller.
- 1 Rule 750 Bilge Pump
- 1 manual bilge pump.
- Waste pump-Whale BP2552
- Holding tank Level-Tankwatch
Propane System:
- 1 propane tank for stove/oven and 1 propane tank for BBQ; in vented locker.
- Single neoprene fuel delivery line to stove/oven.
- Pressure gauge, pressure regulator and single delivery line to stove/oven.
Yanmar 2GM 20F diesel engine with approximately 1383 hours on the hour meter. This engine replaces the original Bukh diesel and is rated at 168hp @ 3400 rpm.
- Racor 200fg-2 micron Turbine fuel filter.
- Kanzaki model KM2P transmission - 2.62:1 reduction.
- 1" stainless steel propeller shaft.
- Campbell 3 blade propeller.
- Yanmar engine panel with tachometer and visible and audible alarms for low oil pressure, high engine temperature and low voltage charge.
Fuel:
21 gallon aluminum fuel tank fitted with shut off at tank, filler to deck fitting, vent and delivery lines to Racor fuel filter and main engine and to bulkhead heater.
Water:
70 gallons in 2 plastic tanks fitted under main salon settees.
Waste:
25 gallon plastic holding tank beneath V-berth. Manual Jabsco head pumps to holding tank . Holding tank can be pumped out at shore facility via deck fitting or manual pump out over board
- Pushpit mounted outboard bracket.
- Pushpit mounted barbeque.
- Dickinson Newport bulkhead mounted diesel heater.
- Full Master Canvas Cockpit Enclosure and dodger
- 4 Hp Yamaha Tender Outboard(4 stroke)
- 8' Achilles inflatable dinghy
- Propane-Detect and Seal shut OFF
Sail Area: Actual - 648 sq ft.
100% Foretriangle - 503 sq ft.
I = 44.0'
J = 12.2'
P = 38.0'
E = 11.2'
CS 33 yachts were designed by Raymond Wall NA, formerly the resident naval architect at Camper and Nicholson Yachts in England. The boats were elaborately tooled and built with a significant number of moulded fiberglass "liner" parts which assured consistent quality and ease of maintenance over the years.
The hull is built of solid fiberglass and the decks are built of balsa cored fiberglass. The decks are bedded to the hull at an overlap joint secured with sealant and mechanical fasteners through the aluminum toe rail. The bow fitting is investment cast stainless steel and incorporates the stemhead fitting, genoa tack fitting, base of the pulpit, mooring fairleads and anchor roller into one elegant piece.
Signature touches include stainless steel handrails, recessed genoa tracks, stanchion bases bolted through the toerails, 316 stainless steel keel bolts, bonded main bulkheads, semi-balanced and partially skegged rudders and more.
Thoughtfully designed and beautifully built and finished.
'The above Described vessel appears to have been very well designed and built. This vessel appears be maintained and well above average condition for a vessel this type and age.
There are no recommendations, this vessel should provide many more days of reliable coastal cruising service with normal Maintenance.' April 2022
Survey is available for viewing when you come to inspect the vessel.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Pacific Coast Yacht Sales does not guarantee nor warranty the presence of or the validity of safety equipment on the boats that we sell.
Philip Cragg, Broker/President (604) 708-1980 Canada & USA
Christie Bocking, Broker/Assistant (604) 317-3847 Canada
pacificcoast@telus.net
pacificcoastyachtsales.com
6911 Graybar Road, Richmond BC V6W 1H3
Pacific Coast Yacht Sales specializes in selling the highest quality pre-owned boats available on the West Coast. Our boats are typically late model, lightly used, top brand names that we are proud to sell – 31 Years in Business. Certified Brokers in British Columbia and Bonded and Lic in Washington State
WE REQUIRE GOOD QUALITY BOATS TO SELL FOR WAITING CUSTOMERS. CONTACT US FOR AN APPRAISAL TODAY.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 6/17/26 | Price decreased | $15,346(-0.0%) |
| 6/16/26 | Price decreased | $15,347(-0.3%) |
| 6/15/26 | Price increased | $15,388(+0.2%) |
| 6/14/26 | Price decreased | $15,362(-0.0%) |
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Overview from around the web 1981 CS 33
The 1981 CS 33 is often praised by customers for its solid construction and reliability
Owners appreciate its classic design and spacious interior, which provides comfort for extended sailing trips. Many users highlight the boat's excellent sailing performance, noting its responsiveness and stability in various wind conditions. The layout is commonly regarded as functional, with ample storage and an inviting galley space. Customers also mention the boat's ease of handling, making it suitable for both experienced sailors and those new to the sport. The quality of craftsmanship is frequently cited, showcasing the durability of materials used during its production. Overall, the CS 33 is celebrated for its value, combining a great sailing experience with a comfortable living space. Owners often express satisfaction with their choice, enjoying countless memorable adventures on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
Pros
Solid Construction: The CS 33 features a sturdy fiberglass hull known for its durability and seaworthiness, providing confidence during offshore sailing.
Sleek Design: With a classic sailing yacht aesthetic, the 1981 CS 33 boasts a clean and attractive profile that appeals to traditional sailing enthusiasts.
Performance: This model is renowned for its excellent sailing performance. Its design allows for good windward capability and stability, making it a joy to sail in various conditions.
Comfortable Cockpit: The spacious cockpit offers ample room for crew and guests, enhancing the overall sailing experience with comfort and safety.
Versatile Interior Layout: The well-thought-out interior features ample living space, including a sizable galley and comfortable sleeping arrangements, accommodating weekend getaways or longer voyages.
Reputable Brand: CS Yachts has a strong reputation for quality craftsmanship, and the CS 33 is no exception, reflecting the brand's commitment to building capable and reliable vessels.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: Being a boat from 1981, some units may show signs of wear and require maintenance or upgrades, potentially leading to additional costs for new owners.
Limited Headroom: While the interior is cozy, headroom can be limited in certain areas, which might be an issue for taller individuals.
Older Technology: The systems and technology onboard may not match the standards of modern yachts, lacking some contemporary conveniences and innovations.
Weight: While its weight contributes to stability, it may also mean slower acceleration compared to lighter modern designs, which can affect performance in light winds.
Availability of Parts: Finding specific replacement parts for a boat of this vintage can be challenging, which may require creative solutions or custom modifications in some cases.
Made For
The 1981 CS 33 is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of performance, comfort, and classic craftsmanship. This mid-size sailboat is ideal for both novice sailors looking to learn the ropes and seasoned mariners seeking a reliable vessel for coastal cruising or weekend getaways. With its sturdy construction, spacious interior, and well-thought-out layout, the CS 33 is perfect for those who value quality and versatility in their sailing adventures. It's well-suited for individuals, couples, or small families wanting to explore the waters with confidence and ease. Whether you're planning a day sail or an extended voyage, the CS 33 offers an inviting and enjoyable experience on the water.
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Paul Shield, Jim Gladstone, Philip Cragg, 400-1681 Chestnut Street, Vancouver, BC, V6J 4M6
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