1990 Cabo Rico 34 Sold Boat in VT US
34
1 Engine (--)
37 feet
Diesel
--
Dinghy:
- May 2014 Walker Bay 10 dinghy (almost new) with sail kit installed
Additional equipment:
- Dodger
- Covers: handrail, BBQ, helm, winches
- Full winter boat cover by The Canvas Store with custom wooden frame built by Shelburne Shipyard in 2104
- 35lb CQR w/ 140' chain rode
- 25lb CQR w/ 40' chain and 200' nylon rode
- 25lb Danforth
- Lewmar 100 electric windlass
- 8 fenders
- 4 life jackets
- Life ring w/ throw rope
- All NEW HOSES on head to holding tank. Y valve removed
Sails and Rigging:
_ North Sails
- Mainsail with new Allslip #6 slides added in 2014
- Furling yankee (foresail)
- Self tacking staysail w/ new sail cover in 2014
- Gennaker
- 2012 Standing rigging replaced by Miami Sailing Services
Winches
- 1 Barient 21 self-tailing
- 2 Barient 27 self-tailing
- 3 Barient winches on mast
Accommodations:
Double staterooms
- Large galley and comfortable salon (Headroom 6'1")
- Cockpit shower: hot and cold
- Stereo, CD player
Engines:
- 34 HP Inboard Universal Diesel: Model M35
- 1990 with 1067 hours
Tankage:
- Fuel: 40 gal
- Water: 140 gal (two tanks)
- Holding: 35 gal
Galley:
- Sink - Double stainless steel
- Refrigerator/freezer - Alder/Barbour ColdMachine
- Tasco Propane Stove (2 burners)
- Oven
- Water: pressure
- Magma Marine Kettle stainless steel gas grill
Electrical:
- 12 Volt DC Power
- 3 Batteries: two 'House" and one 'Starter'
- ProMariner Battery charger
- 110 Volt AC Power - Trace
- 2 Shore power cords
Mechanical:
- Auto bilge pump - PAR electric
- Manual bilge pump - Henderson Mark V
- CO2 Fire extinguisher
- Wheel
- Emergency tiller
Navigation:
- Raymarine Autohelm ST 6001, Smartpilot Controller
- Marine radio - Matrix GX 2000 w/ passive AIS - 2011
- Radio/CD/iPod/iPhone/SAT - Kenwood KDC-X395 - 2011
- Sirius weather system, Raymarine SR 100
- Radar - Raymarine, Raydome scanner
- Chartplotter - Raymarine E80 Series
- GPS receiver - Raymarine
- Wind/depth/speed gauges - ST50
- Tri Lens radar reflector mounted on mast
- Ritchie Compass
- Radar mount, Quest self-leveling radar antenna mount 400G - 2006
- Remote mic for Matrix GX 2000 - 201
Deck
- Beige non-skid on most of deck
- 5 Lewmar Rollstop hatches
- 9 AIB stainless steel ports w/ screens & privacy covers
- 2 Nicron Ventilation System fans (forward & galley hatches)
- Mast pulpit rails on port and starboard
- Large teak grate over foredeck storage area
Hull
- Fiberglass hull hand laid of solid glass
- Full keel cutaway forefoot
- External transom mounted rudder
Default Disclaimer
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.
Dinghy:
- May 2014 Walker Bay 10 dinghy (almost new) with sail kit installed
Additional equipment:
- Dodger
- Covers: handrail, BBQ, helm, winches
- Full winter boat cover by The Canvas Store with custom wooden frame built by Shelburne Shipyard in 2104
- 35lb CQR w/ 140' chain rode
- 25lb CQR w/ 40' chain and 200' nylon rode
- 25lb Danforth
- Lewmar 100 electric windlass
- 8 fenders
- 4 life jackets
- Life ring w/ throw rope
- All NEW HOSES on head to holding tank. Y valve removed
Sails and Rigging:
_ North Sails
- Mainsail with new Allslip #6 slides added in 2014
- Furling yankee (foresail)
- Self tacking staysail w/ new sail cover in 2014
- Gennaker
- 2012 Standing rigging replaced by Miami Sailing Services
Winches
- 1 Barient 21 self-tailing
- 2 Barient 27 self-tailing
- 3 Barient winches on mast
Accommodations:
Double staterooms
- Large galley and comfortable salon (Headroom 6'1")
- Cockpit shower: hot and cold
- Stereo, CD player
Engines:
- 34 HP Inboard Universal Diesel: Model M35
- 1990 with 1067 hours
Tankage:
- Fuel: 40 gal
- Water: 140 gal (two tanks)
- Holding: 35 gal
Galley:
- Sink - Double stainless steel
- Refrigerator/freezer - Alder/Barbour ColdMachine
- Tasco Propane Stove (2 burners)
- Oven
- Water: pressure
- Magma Marine Kettle stainless steel gas grill
Electrical:
- 12 Volt DC Power
- 3 Batteries: two 'House" and one 'Starter'
- ProMariner Battery charger
- 110 Volt AC Power - Trace
- 2 Shore power cords
Mechanical:
- Auto bilge pump - PAR electric
- Manual bilge pump - Henderson Mark V
- CO2 Fire extinguisher
- Wheel
- Emergency tiller
Navigation:
- Raymarine Autohelm ST 6001, Smartpilot Controller
- Marine radio - Matrix GX 2000 w/ passive AIS - 2011
- Radio/CD/iPod/iPhone/SAT - Kenwood KDC-X395 - 2011
- Sirius weather system, Raymarine SR 100
- Radar - Raymarine, Raydome scanner
- Chartplotter - Raymarine E80 Series
- GPS receiver - Raymarine
- Wind/depth/speed gauges - ST50
- Tri Lens radar reflector mounted on mast
- Ritchie Compass
- Radar mount, Quest self-leveling radar antenna mount 400G - 2006
- Remote mic for Matrix GX 2000 - 201
Deck
- Beige non-skid on most of deck
- 5 Lewmar Rollstop hatches
- 9 AIB stainless steel ports w/ screens & privacy covers
- 2 Nicron Ventilation System fans (forward & galley hatches)
- Mast pulpit rails on port and starboard
- Large teak grate over foredeck storage area
Hull
- Fiberglass hull hand laid of solid glass
- Full keel cutaway forefoot
- External transom mounted rudder
Default Disclaimer
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.
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The 1990 Cabo Rico 34 has garnered positive feedback from owners and sailing enthusiasts alike
Many praise its robust construction and classic lines, highlighting the quality craftsmanship that Cabo Rico is known for. The design features a spacious cockpit and a well-appointed interior, making it ideal for both short coastal trips and longer voyages. Customers frequently comment on the boat’s performance, noting its stable sailing characteristics and ability to handle various conditions with ease. The ample storage and intelligent layout of the cabin receive accolades for enhancing onboard comfort, giving sailors the convenience they need during extended journeys. Another common theme in reviews is the Cabo Rico 34's timeless appeal. Owners appreciate the traditional aesthetic combined with modern upgrades, ensuring that the vessel remains stylish while being equipped for contemporary sailing needs. Overall, the 1990 Cabo Rico 34 is celebrated for its durability, performance, and elegance, making it a beloved choice among sailing aficionados.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The Cabo Rico 34, a classic sailing vessel built in 1990, offers a variety of features and characteristics that appeal to both seasoned sailors and those new to cruising. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Solid Build Quality: Cabo Rico boats are known for their sturdy construction, with a fiberglass hull that can withstand the rigors of ocean sailing.
Excellent Sailing Performance: The 34 is designed for offshore cruising, providing good upwind performance and stability in various weather conditions.
Comfortable Interior: The cabin layout is well-thought-out, offering a cozy living space with ample headroom, a functional galley, and comfortable sleeping arrangements.
Classic Aesthetics: With its traditional lines and teak finishes, the Cabo Rico 34 has a timeless look that many sailors appreciate.
Ease of Handling: The size and design make it relatively easy to sail single-handed or with a small crew, thanks to its manageable rig and responsive steering.
Good Storage: There’s plenty of storage space for provisions and gear, making it suitable for longer trips or living aboard.
Cons
Age-Related Maintenance: Being a 1990 model, potential buyers should consider the condition of the boat and any upgrades or maintenance that may be required.
Limited Speed: While it performs well in a variety of conditions, the Cabo Rico 34 may not be the fastest sailboat in its class, which could be a drawback for those prioritizing speed.
Narrow Beam: The boat's narrower beam may lead to less stability compared to wider models, particularly in heavy seas.
Older Technology: Depending on the specific boat and its upgrades, the electronics and systems may be outdated compared to newer models.
Price Range: While it offers great value for many, the price may vary widely based on condition and modifications, which could be a consideration for budget-conscious buyers.
Made For
The 1990 Cabo Rico 34 is ideal for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of classic design and modern amenities. It's perfect for individuals or couples looking for an agile sailboat that offers both performance and comfort. The spacious cockpit and well-appointed interior make it suitable for weekend getaways or extended voyages. This model caters to those who value craftsmanship, as its renowned attention to detail and solid construction exemplify the quality associated with Cabo Rico yachts. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or a newcomer to the sailing world, the Cabo Rico 34 provides an exceptional platform for exploring coastal waters or enjoying leisurely days on the sea. Perfect for cruising, day sailing, or even living aboard, it accommodates those seeking adventure without sacrificing comfort.
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