1973 Allied Seawind 1 Sold Boat in Marco Island, FL US
Seawind 1
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31 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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1973 Allied Seawind 1 | ||||
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| Price | $14,900 | $14,999 | $15,000 | $13,500 |
| Location | Marco Island | Key Largo | Tavernier | Port Charlotte |
| Nominal Length | 31' | 24' | 36' | 34' |
| Beam | 9' | - | - | - |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | - | Kubota | Beta Marine |
| Total Engine Power | - | - | 45 hp | 28 hp |
| Days on Market | 2481 | 80 | 128 | 78 |
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$5k Price Reduction On This Classic, Short Mast Sloop!!!
Owner Says Sell!!! The Time and Price Are Right!!!
This rarely-found, Allied Seawind I� Sloop� has a well-earned reputation for it's build and sea-worthiness...they just literally don't build them like this anymore. One of only 7 built, she's vintage with thick fiberglass, teak, new steering and lots of gear/extras. Perfect for the FL Keys as day sailer/liveaboard.
Features and Updates include:
- Safely� Sail Shallows -Minimum Draft of Just 4'2"
- New Cabin Bilge Pump (Nov 2020)
- New Bottom Paint (May 2020)
- Newer Fully Battened North Sail
- Separate Trysail Track, "like new" Trysail and Storm Jib .
- 2010 Kubota Diesel Engine
- Sonihull - Ultrasound Transducer
- Raymarine Autopilot EV1
- Garmin 741s GPS - AIS and Sounder Display
- TreadMaster Decking
- New Starting Batteries (03/20).
- New Found Metals w/Screens� (4 - 5'x12' Stainless Steel Offshore Ports, 4- 7" x 26" Stainless Steel Ports)
- Bottom scrubbed every month.
Caring owner of 20+ years hasÃ? originalÃ? factory blueprints. Dinghy included.Ã?Â
If you appreciate a limited edition vessel with a unique design and perfect for your coastal cruising, this is your sloop! Contact me today!
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$5k Price Reduction On This Classic, Short Mast Sloop!!!
Owner Says Sell!!! The Time and Price Are Right!!!
This rarely-found, Allied Seawind I� Sloop� has a well-earned reputation for it's build and sea-worthiness...they just literally don't build them like this anymore. One of only 7 built, she's vintage with thick fiberglass, teak, new steering and lots of gear/extras. Perfect for the FL Keys as day sailer/liveaboard.
Features and Updates include:
- Safely� Sail Shallows -Minimum Draft of Just 4'2"
- New Cabin Bilge Pump (Nov 2020)
- New Bottom Paint (May 2020)
- Newer Fully Battened North Sail
- Separate Trysail Track, "like new" Trysail and Storm Jib .
- 2010 Kubota Diesel Engine
- Sonihull - Ultrasound Transducer
- Raymarine Autopilot EV1
- Garmin 741s GPS - AIS and Sounder Display
- TreadMaster Decking
- New Starting Batteries (03/20).
- New Found Metals w/Screens� (4 - 5'x12' Stainless Steel Offshore Ports, 4- 7" x 26" Stainless Steel Ports)
- Bottom scrubbed every month.
Caring owner of 20+ years hasÃ? originalÃ? factory blueprints. Dinghy included.Ã?Â
If you appreciate a limited edition vessel with a unique design and perfect for your coastal cruising, this is your sloop! Contact me today!
Ã?Â
Overview from around the web 1973 Allied Seawind 1
Customers praise the 1973 Allied Seawind 1 for its classic design and solid construction, highlighting its spacious interior and reliable performance on the water
Many appreciate the boat's timeless aesthetic combined with practical features that make it suitable for both leisurely cruising and longer voyages. Owners often note the vessel's stability and ease of handling, making it a favorite among sailors who value comfort and dependability in a vintage sailboat.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1973 Allied Seawind 1 is a classic sailboat known for its distinctive design and sturdy construction. Here are some of the pros and cons associated with this model:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with quality materials, the Seawind 1 offers durability and longevity, making it a reliable choice for cruising.
Unique Design: Its ketch rig and traditional lines provide both aesthetic appeal and versatile sail handling options.
Spacious Interior: For a boat of its size, it offers a comfortable cabin layout with ample headroom and storage, suitable for extended trips.
Good Stability: The hull design contributes to stable sailing performance, offering confidence in various sea conditions.
Classic Appeal: The Seawind 1 has a timeless look that attracts enthusiasts of vintage sailboats.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: Being a 1973 model, some components may require maintenance or upgrading to meet modern standards.
Performance Limitations: While stable, its heavier displacement and traditional hull shape may result in slower speeds compared to more contemporary designs.
Limited Modern Amenities: The original equipment and interior fittings may lack some conveniences found in newer sailboats, potentially necessitating refitting.
Sail Handling Complexity: The ketch rig, while versatile, can be more complex to manage for solo sailors or beginners.
Availability of Parts: Finding original or compatible replacement parts could be challenging due to the boat's age and rarity.
Made For
The 1973 Allied Seawind 1 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking a classic, sturdy cruiser with timeless design. Perfect for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship and a reliable vessel for coastal cruising or weekend adventures. Its manageable size and solid build make it well-suited for both novice sailors and experienced mariners looking for a comfortable and dependable boat.
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