1984 Hunter Sold Boat in Camden, ME US
Built in 1984
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27 feet
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Length Overall: 27' 2 "
Length at Waterline: 22
Displacement: 7000
Engines
Total Power: 10
Accommodations
The Hunter 27 provides overnight sleeping accommodations for up to 5 persons. The forward V-berth sleeps 2, opposing port and starboard settes in the amin salon and a quarterberth aft of the nav staion each sleep 1. The vee berth cabin has an opening hatch and 2 opening ports for ventilation and natural light. Teaks slats against hull, port and starboard.
The head has pressure water, a Groco manual marine head with 10 gallon holding tank, Y valve and macerator, 2 opening ports, and a hangng locker.
Main Salon has opposing settees, with storage underneath and outboard, as well as a drop down bulkhead dining table (seats 4). Sorenson brass oil lamp.
Galley with single bowl stainless steel sink, Origo 4000 2-burner non-pressurized alcohol stove with cutting board.
Top loading ice box.
Nav station with quarter berth. Opening ports in vee berth, head, main salon, galley and nav station. Hatches with screens, teak sole, blue upholstery, teak interior bulkheads.
Electronics
Si-Tex Ultima VHF
JRC Radar
Garmin GPS 45
Navico CP700 GPS Chart Plotter
Autohelm ST4000 wheel pilot
Datamarine S100KL speedlog
Datamarine S200DL Depth Sounder
Ritchie Compass
Jensen Stereo CD 400m W/ 2 Speakers
Electrical
30 AMP. /125 volt AC. shore power
Lead acid battery powered 12 volt system
2 Battery boxes under port qrtr berth (batteries removed for storage)
Perko rotary switch w/ OFF-1-All-2 positions
AC/DC breaker panels
Engine mounted alternator
2 Lighter outlets
Hubbell shore power cord
Hull & Deck
2 Harken 16 HT self tailing winches (jib) 1 Lewmar 16 Halyard self tailing winch Roller Furling Main sail (new in 2001) w/ dutchman system Self furling Jib (new in 2001) Pedestal wheel steering w/ radial drive Emergency tiller Non skid deck (grey) Windex Solar panel Dock lines & fenders Radar reflector Anchore & rode
Propane Grill
Life jackets
Mechanical
Shurflow 12 volt, 2.8 gph demand pressure water pump
Seaward hot water heat exchanger (6 gallons)
Westerbeake engine 10 hp
Spurs cutter on prop shaft
Misc
1 Kidde BC fire extinguisher
Olin Flare kit
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.
Length Overall: 27' 2 "
Length at Waterline: 22
Displacement: 7000
Engines
Total Power: 10
Accommodations
The Hunter 27 provides overnight sleeping accommodations for up to 5 persons. The forward V-berth sleeps 2, opposing port and starboard settes in the amin salon and a quarterberth aft of the nav staion each sleep 1. The vee berth cabin has an opening hatch and 2 opening ports for ventilation and natural light. Teaks slats against hull, port and starboard.
The head has pressure water, a Groco manual marine head with 10 gallon holding tank, Y valve and macerator, 2 opening ports, and a hangng locker.
Main Salon has opposing settees, with storage underneath and outboard, as well as a drop down bulkhead dining table (seats 4). Sorenson brass oil lamp.
Galley with single bowl stainless steel sink, Origo 4000 2-burner non-pressurized alcohol stove with cutting board.
Top loading ice box.
Nav station with quarter berth. Opening ports in vee berth, head, main salon, galley and nav station. Hatches with screens, teak sole, blue upholstery, teak interior bulkheads.
Electronics
Si-Tex Ultima VHF
JRC Radar
Garmin GPS 45
Navico CP700 GPS Chart Plotter
Autohelm ST4000 wheel pilot
Datamarine S100KL speedlog
Datamarine S200DL Depth Sounder
Ritchie Compass
Jensen Stereo CD 400m W/ 2 Speakers
Electrical
30 AMP. /125 volt AC. shore power
Lead acid battery powered 12 volt system
2 Battery boxes under port qrtr berth (batteries removed for storage)
Perko rotary switch w/ OFF-1-All-2 positions
AC/DC breaker panels
Engine mounted alternator
2 Lighter outlets
Hubbell shore power cord
Hull & Deck
2 Harken 16 HT self tailing winches (jib) 1 Lewmar 16 Halyard self tailing winch Roller Furling Main sail (new in 2001) w/ dutchman system Self furling Jib (new in 2001) Pedestal wheel steering w/ radial drive Emergency tiller Non skid deck (grey) Windex Solar panel Dock lines & fenders Radar reflector Anchore & rode
Propane Grill
Life jackets
Mechanical
Shurflow 12 volt, 2.8 gph demand pressure water pump
Seaward hot water heat exchanger (6 gallons)
Westerbeake engine 10 hp
Spurs cutter on prop shaft
Misc
1 Kidde BC fire extinguisher
Olin Flare kit
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 1984 Hunter
Customers appreciate the 1984 Hunter for its classic design and reliable performance
Many highlight its spacious interior and comfortable layout, making it ideal for extended cruising. Owners often praise the solid construction and ease of handling, which contribute to a confident sailing experience. While some note that certain features may feel dated compared to modern boats, overall, the 1984 Hunter remains a beloved choice for sailors seeking a dependable and charming vessel from this era.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1984 Hunter sailboat offers a blend of features that appeal to both novice and experienced sailors. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The 1984 Hunter is known for its roomy cabin, providing comfortable accommodations for extended cruising.
Stable Sailing Performance: Its design offers good stability and handling, making it suitable for coastal cruising.
Affordable: As an older model, it often comes at a reasonable price point, making it accessible to budget-conscious sailors.
Easy to Handle: The sail plan and rigging are user-friendly, ideal for small crews or solo sailors.
Durable Construction: Built with solid fiberglass, it offers longevity and resilience in various sailing conditions.
Cons
Older Design: Compared to modern boats, the 1984 Hunter may lack some contemporary amenities and design efficiencies.
Maintenance Needs: As with any older vessel, it may require more upkeep and potential repairs to keep it in optimal condition.
Limited Performance in Heavy Weather: While stable, it may not perform as well in very heavy seas compared to more performance-oriented sailboats.
Outdated Equipment: Original fittings and onboard systems might be outdated and could need upgrading for safety and convenience.
Made For
The 1984 Hunter sailboat is ideal for sailors seeking a versatile and comfortable cruiser. It suits both novice and experienced sailors who want a reliable vessel for coastal cruising, weekend getaways, or longer passages. With its spacious interior and user-friendly design, the 1984 Hunter appeals to individuals or families looking for a balance of performance and comfort on the water.
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