1979 CSY Cutter Sold Boat in Merritt Island, FL US
Built in 1979
Cutter
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44 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $69,900 | $69,900 | $65,000 | $65,000 | $79,900 |
| Location | Merritt Island | Indiantown | Port Charlotte | Panama City | Panama City |
| Nominal Length | 44' | 38' | 37' | 41' | 47' |
| Beam | 13' | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Perkins | - | - | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 50 hp | - | - | 57 hp |
| Days on Market | 3614 | 176 | 1162 | 683 | 299 |
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All new running rigging, New Rocna 33 73lb anchor, New Micron 66 bottom job March 2018 with no change of price.
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CSY did not use wood lamination in its construction, a technique that is the curse of many boats of this vintage. The CSY hull is up to 1.5" of solid fiberglass reinforced plastic resin with 14 dual layers (one sheet of fiberglass mat and one sheet of fiberglass weave = one layer). The avoidance of wood cores extends to the deck, which is also solid fiberglass. The only wood used in the construction of these boats are heavy laminated structural stringers, bulkheads and interior furniture. The CSY 44 was designed to cruise the Caribbean in comfort and built to withstand the charter trade needs. "Darby Ann" is ready to go sailing again. Current owner is the third, change of circumstances forces sale.
THIS VESSEL IS AVAILABLE, SHOULD BUYER DESIRE, WITH IT'S MONTHLY SLIP AT TIME OF SALE AT HARBORTOWN, MERRITT ISLAND
All new running rigging, New Rocna 33 73lb anchor, New Micron 66 bottom job March 2018 with no change of price.
This Shoal draft CSY 44 was built to withstand the rigors of the charter industry in the late 70s. As such, "Darby Ann" is heavily built to Lloyds of London requirements, with a solid fiberglass hull, and a solid fiberglass deck. No wood coring is used in construction, which is often the downfall of older boats. The 44 is offshore capable, a near perfect island cruiser and a terrific live aboard.
The CSY 44 Walkover was well designed. Features like a built-in full-size trash receptacle in the galley, large refrigeration boxes (3 boxes totaling 21 cubic feet (0.59 m3) on the CSY 44 WO), and a larger-than-king-size bed in the aft master cabin (CSY 44) makes the boat comfortable in port, as well as a good sea boat.
CSY did not use wood lamination in its construction, a technique that is the curse of many boats of this vintage. The CSY hull is up to 1.5" of solid fiberglass reinforced plastic resin with 14 dual layers (one sheet of fiberglass mat and one sheet of fiberglass weave = one layer). The avoidance of wood cores extends to the deck, which is also solid fiberglass. The only wood used in the construction of these boats are heavy laminated structural stringers, bulkheads and interior furniture. The CSY 44 was designed to cruise the Caribbean in comfort and built to withstand the charter trade needs. "Darby Ann" is ready to go sailing again. Current owner is the third, change of circumstances forces sale.
THIS VESSEL IS AVAILABLE, SHOULD BUYER DESIRE, WITH IT'S MONTHLY SLIP AT TIME OF SALE AT HARBORTOWN, MERRITT ISLAND
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Customers appreciate the 1979 CSY Cutter for its classic design and solid construction
Many highlight its spacious interior and robust build, which make it ideal for extended cruising. Owners often mention the boat’s stability and seaworthiness, praising its ability to handle various sea conditions comfortably. Additionally, the cutter rig is favored for its versatility and ease of sail handling. Overall, the 1979 CSY Cutter is regarded as a reliable and comfortable sailboat that appeals to those seeking a traditional cruising experience.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1979 CSY Cutter is a classic cruising sailboat known for its solid construction and traditional design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Sturdy Build: The CSY Cutter features a robust fiberglass hull and deck, making it durable and capable of handling offshore conditions.
Spacious Interior: Its layout offers ample living space below deck, including comfortable sleeping quarters and a well-equipped galley, ideal for extended cruising.
Full Keel Design: The full keel provides excellent directional stability and protects the rudder and propeller, enhancing safety and ease of handling.
Generous Tankage: Large fuel and water tanks support long-range cruising without frequent resupply stops.
Classic Aesthetic: The traditional cutter rig and classic lines appeal to sailors who appreciate vintage styling and straightforward sailing.
Cons
Heavier Weight: The solid construction results in a heavier boat, which may reduce speed and responsiveness compared to lighter modern designs.
Older Systems: Being a 1979 model, some onboard systems and equipment may be outdated and require upgrades or maintenance.
Limited Maneuverability: The full keel and cutter rig can make tight maneuvering in marinas more challenging.
Maintenance Needs: The age of the boat means potential for wear and tear, such as deck hardware corrosion or rigging replacement, which should be factored into upkeep costs.
Lower Performance: The design prioritizes comfort and stability over speed, so it may not satisfy sailors looking for a fast or racing-oriented vessel.
Made For
The 1979 CSY Cutter is ideal for sailors seeking a sturdy and reliable cruising sailboat designed for extended voyages. Its robust construction and spacious layout make it well-suited for both liveaboard lifestyles and long-distance offshore sailing. Whether you're a seasoned cruiser or an adventurous sailor looking for a dependable vessel to explore coastal and open waters, the 1979 CSY Cutter offers comfort, durability, and classic sailing performance.
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