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1987 Cutter Custom Sold Boat in Westport, MA US
Built in 1987
Custom
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34 feet
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Wooden
Cady is the last boat designed and built by Frank Loud in Quincy Ma.Ã? She was intended to be the Loud Family boat and that is evident in her design.Ã? Perfectly laid out for coastal cruising and spending weekends on the "hook", she is ready raise sails and head for the one particular harbor.Ã?Â
Her hull planking is mahogany and fastened to white oak frames with traditional bronze fasteners and a white oak keel and dead wood.Ã? She has both external and internal ballast.Ã? Cady's deck is painted marine grade plywood with mahogany toe rails.Ã? Her house sides are mahogany with a traditional canvas covered house top.Ã?Â
With wide open space down below offer plenty of space for family and friends to gather around the drop leaf Salon table.� A forward V-berth and salon benches offer up accommodations for a small family.� The galley is on the aft main bulkhead and with a Yeti cooler as ice box on the port and a sink and two burner fuel stove to starboard.� The marine head comes complete with a holding tank.
The Yanmar 24HP diesel is supplied by a 25 gallon tank and is in excellent condition.Ã? Extremely easy to access for maintence, through the removable engine box under the accommodation ladder and through large cockpit deck hatch.Ã?Â
CADY has been stored indoors at F.L. Tripps inÃ? Westport MA during the offseason and is very easy to get onboard for a tour.Ã? She is a rare find and is ready to get back on the water and exploring the New England coast.Ã?Â
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Cady is the last boat designed and built by Frank Loud in Quincy Ma.Ã? She was intended to be the Loud Family boat and that is evident in her design.Ã? Perfectly laid out for coastal cruising and spending weekends on the "hook", she is ready raise sails and head for the one particular harbor.Ã?Â
Her hull planking is mahogany and fastened to white oak frames with traditional bronze fasteners and a white oak keel and dead wood.Ã? She has both external and internal ballast.Ã? Cady's deck is painted marine grade plywood with mahogany toe rails.Ã? Her house sides are mahogany with a traditional canvas covered house top.Ã?Â
With wide open space down below offer plenty of space for family and friends to gather around the drop leaf Salon table.� A forward V-berth and salon benches offer up accommodations for a small family.� The galley is on the aft main bulkhead and with a Yeti cooler as ice box on the port and a sink and two burner fuel stove to starboard.� The marine head comes complete with a holding tank.
The Yanmar 24HP diesel is supplied by a 25 gallon tank and is in excellent condition.Ã? Extremely easy to access for maintence, through the removable engine box under the accommodation ladder and through large cockpit deck hatch.Ã?Â
CADY has been stored indoors at F.L. Tripps inÃ? Westport MA during the offseason and is very easy to get onboard for a tour.Ã? She is a rare find and is ready to get back on the water and exploring the New England coast.Ã?Â
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Overview from around the web 1987 Cutter Custom
Customers praise the 1987 Cutter Custom for its sturdy construction and classic design, highlighting its reliable performance in various sailing conditions
Many appreciate the spacious and comfortable interior layout, making it ideal for extended cruising. Owners often mention the boat’s solid handling and ease of maneuverability, as well as the quality craftsmanship evident throughout. Overall, the 1987 Cutter Custom is regarded as a well-built and dependable vessel that combines traditional aesthetics with practical functionality.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1987 Cutter Custom is a well-regarded sailboat known for its classic design and solid construction. Here are some of the pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Classic Aesthetic: The Cutter Custom features timeless lines and a traditional cutter rig, appealing to sailors who appreciate vintage styling.
Sturdy Build: Constructed with quality materials, this boat offers durability and reliability for extended cruising.
Spacious Interior: Designed with comfortable accommodations, it provides ample living space for its size.
Good Sailing Performance: The cutter rig allows for versatile sail configurations, making it manageable and efficient in various wind conditions.
Strong Community Support: Being a classic model, there is a dedicated group of enthusiasts and resources available for maintenance and upgrades.
Cons
Older Design: As a boat from 1987, some aspects may feel dated compared to modern sailboats, including interior fittings and systems.
Maintenance Needs: Older boats typically require more upkeep, and certain parts may be harder to find or need custom fabrication.
Weight and Speed: The Cutter Custom tends to be heavier and may not achieve the speeds of newer, lighter designs.
Limited Modern Amenities: It may lack some contemporary conveniences and technological features found on recent models.
Made For
The 1987 Cutter Custom is designed for sailing enthusiasts who value a combination of classic craftsmanship and reliable performance. It's ideal for sailors seeking a sturdy, well-built vessel that offers both comfort and versatility for coastal cruising and extended voyages. Whether you're an experienced mariner looking for a dependable cruiser or someone who appreciates traditional design with modern enhancements, the Cutter Custom provides a balanced sailing experience tailored to adventurous spirits.
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