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1977 Glasply Flybridge Sold Boat in Port Ludlow, WA US
Built in 1977
Flybridge
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28 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Displacement: 8500
Engines
Total Power: 350
Tanks
Fuel: 150 Gallons (2)
Fresh Water: 60 Gallons (2)
Vessel Walkthrough
This 1977 Glasply Flybridge Sedan built in Marysville, WA. Comes with twin 350 hp Chevy Engines, large fully enclosed cockpit, nice flybridge with two pedestal seats and lower helm, Propane stove/oven, refrigeration, Sleeps 4. She's equipped with a radar, depth sounder, VHF, electric windlass, Cat heater and Red Dot heater, 9' Glasply dingy/4hp OB. Excellent for fishing or cruising the Northwest. "Tangaroa" will sleep 4 total using her convertible dinette and v-berth. As you enter the cabin, step down 2 steps, galley immediately to port with enclosed head, sink, vanity and shower across to starboard. Forward of galley on portside is her raised dinette with seating for 4, L-shaped, with great visibility. Across from the dinette to starboard and forward of the head, is a FULL SIZE locker, a refrigerator, microwave, then the lower helm station, which has a lot of stowage underneath. Proceeding forward into a large V berth. Large fully enclosed cockpit with ladder down to the swim platform, which carries the dingy, and OB. From the cockpit up several steps is the flying bridge with seating for 4 plus helm chair.
Galley
- Double stainless steel sinks
- Magic Chef3 burner propane stove with oven
- Norcold AC/DC refrigeration
- Stowage galore!
Dining Salon
- Raised Dinette is L-shape and can seat 5 comfortably.
- Dinette can be made into a bed for 2.
Electrical
- 12V
- 110AC
- Shore power
- Battery charger
- Red Dot heat (off engine)
- 5 gallon hot water tank
- 2 bilge pumps with float switches
- Hydraulic steering
Electronics
- Furuno Flat LCD Screen
- Radar
- Compass
- Hummingbird Depth/Fish finder
- Speed indicator
- Trim tabs
- VHF
- CB radio
- Clock
- Barometer
- TV antenna
Engine Details
- Starboard Engine rebuilt 2003 10 hrs
- Port engine 1987 with 1,200 hrs
- New risers and manifolds on port engine
- Rebuilt V-drive and transmission on Starboard engine
Deck
- 9' Glasply dingy with oars
- 4 hp Johnson OB
- Swim Platform
- Ladder to swim platform
- Electric windlass
- 15# Danforth anchor
- 50' chain
- 100' rode
- Electric windshield wipers
- Manuel and electric down riggers
- Spare shaft
- Spare props (2)
- Vessel hauled and painted 2003
- Zincs up dated 2003
Cockpit
very large and fully enclosed cockpit
Broker's Remarks
Owner is retiring from boating. Vessel has been kept in nice condition. Vessel was last hauled in 2003 and no blisters were noted. This vessel will make someone a great fishing or cruiser for the Pacific Northwest. Owner is anxiously looking for offers.
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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Displacement: 8500
Engines
Total Power: 350
Tanks
Fuel: 150 Gallons (2)
Fresh Water: 60 Gallons (2)
Vessel Walkthrough
This 1977 Glasply Flybridge Sedan built in Marysville, WA. Comes with twin 350 hp Chevy Engines, large fully enclosed cockpit, nice flybridge with two pedestal seats and lower helm, Propane stove/oven, refrigeration, Sleeps 4. She's equipped with a radar, depth sounder, VHF, electric windlass, Cat heater and Red Dot heater, 9' Glasply dingy/4hp OB. Excellent for fishing or cruising the Northwest. "Tangaroa" will sleep 4 total using her convertible dinette and v-berth. As you enter the cabin, step down 2 steps, galley immediately to port with enclosed head, sink, vanity and shower across to starboard. Forward of galley on portside is her raised dinette with seating for 4, L-shaped, with great visibility. Across from the dinette to starboard and forward of the head, is a FULL SIZE locker, a refrigerator, microwave, then the lower helm station, which has a lot of stowage underneath. Proceeding forward into a large V berth. Large fully enclosed cockpit with ladder down to the swim platform, which carries the dingy, and OB. From the cockpit up several steps is the flying bridge with seating for 4 plus helm chair.
Galley
- Double stainless steel sinks
- Magic Chef3 burner propane stove with oven
- Norcold AC/DC refrigeration
- Stowage galore!
Dining Salon
- Raised Dinette is L-shape and can seat 5 comfortably.
- Dinette can be made into a bed for 2.
Electrical
- 12V
- 110AC
- Shore power
- Battery charger
- Red Dot heat (off engine)
- 5 gallon hot water tank
- 2 bilge pumps with float switches
- Hydraulic steering
Electronics
- Furuno Flat LCD Screen
- Radar
- Compass
- Hummingbird Depth/Fish finder
- Speed indicator
- Trim tabs
- VHF
- CB radio
- Clock
- Barometer
- TV antenna
Engine Details
- Starboard Engine rebuilt 2003 10 hrs
- Port engine 1987 with 1,200 hrs
- New risers and manifolds on port engine
- Rebuilt V-drive and transmission on Starboard engine
Deck
- 9' Glasply dingy with oars
- 4 hp Johnson OB
- Swim Platform
- Ladder to swim platform
- Electric windlass
- 15# Danforth anchor
- 50' chain
- 100' rode
- Electric windshield wipers
- Manuel and electric down riggers
- Spare shaft
- Spare props (2)
- Vessel hauled and painted 2003
- Zincs up dated 2003
Cockpit
very large and fully enclosed cockpit
Broker's Remarks
Owner is retiring from boating. Vessel has been kept in nice condition. Vessel was last hauled in 2003 and no blisters were noted. This vessel will make someone a great fishing or cruiser for the Pacific Northwest. Owner is anxiously looking for offers.
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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Overview from around the web 1977 Glasply Flybridge
Customers appreciate the 1977 Glasply Flybridge for its classic design and solid construction, highlighting its spacious flybridge area that offers excellent visibility and comfort for cruising
Many note the boat’s sturdy fiberglass hull, which contributes to a smooth and stable ride. Enthusiasts also value the blend of vintage charm with practical features, making it a favored choice for both leisure boating and fishing. Some users mention that with proper maintenance, the Glasply Flybridge remains a reliable and enjoyable vessel even decades after its original launch.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1977 Glasply Flybridge offers a classic boating experience with several notable advantages and some considerations to keep in mind:
Pros
Classic Design: The boat features a timeless flybridge style that appeals to enthusiasts of vintage vessels.
Spacious Flybridge: Provides excellent visibility and ample space for navigation and entertaining guests.
Solid Construction: Built with durable materials typical of the era, offering sturdy performance on the water.
Comfortable Layout: Designed with a practical cabin and seating arrangements suitable for day trips and short cruises.
Good Handling: Known for stable handling and reliable performance in various water conditions.
Cons
Older Systems: Being a vintage model, some mechanical and electrical systems may require maintenance or upgrades.
Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some of the contemporary features found in newer boats, such as advanced electronics or modern conveniences.
Fuel Efficiency: Older engines may not be as fuel-efficient compared to current standards.
Maintenance Needs: Classic boats often demand more regular upkeep to preserve their condition and functionality.
Availability of Parts: Finding replacement parts specific to the 1977 model might be more challenging.
Made For
The 1977 Glasply Flybridge is ideal for boating enthusiasts who appreciate classic design combined with practical functionality. It suits those looking for a versatile vessel capable of comfortable day cruising, fishing, and entertaining on the water. Its flybridge layout offers excellent visibility and an elevated helm position, making it perfect for captains who enjoy a commanding view while navigating. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or someone seeking a reliable and stylish boat for weekend adventures, the Glasply Flybridge provides a timeless option that balances performance with comfort.
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