1982 Island Trader 40 Motor Sailor

$27,500

$39,000

Used

Boat in Deltaville, VA 23043 US

builtBuilt in 1982
Year the boat was built
model

40 Motor Sailor

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (2016 Lehman)

Engine type and count
length

40 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
40ft
Length Overall
39.75ft
Beam
13.33ft
Max Draft
4.75ft
Dry Weight
34400lb
Fresh Water Tanks
320gal
Fuel Tanks
75gal
Holding Tanks
30gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Engine Make
2016 Lehman
Engine Model
2715E
Engine Type
inboard
Fuel Type
diesel
Drive Type
direct
Accommodations
  • Private forward captain's quarters with queen sized island berth 
  • Hanging locker, and drawer storage 
  • Teak butterfly overhead hatch
  • Open layout salon
  • Two upholstered armchairs 
  • Teak side table 
  • Teak pass through to galley 
  • Salon storage and shelving 
  • Salon helm station 
  • Enclosed full head
  • Jabsco manual head 
  • Separate shower with molded shower seat and deep shower pan
  • Mirrored vanity with stainless steel sink  
  • Cabinet and drawer storage
Galley
  • U-shaped galley 
  • Spacious refrigerator/freezer 
  • LPG stove with oven 
  • Double stainless steel sink 
  • Microwave 
  • Shelf, drawer, and cabinet galley storage 
Electrical
  • 120v system 
  • Two (2) 30 Amp 125V shore power inlets 
  • Two (2) 30 Amp shore power cords, 30ft each 
  • MasterVolt 12/25-3 battery charger (25 amp, 3 bank charger) 
  • 6 batteries 
  • 400 watt solar panel 
  • 4kW inverter
  • Under 2100 engine hours
  • Genset hours 650-700
Electronics
  • Garmin 5212 Chartplotter 12" display 
  • Garmin HD radar 
  • Apelco VHF 5200 
  • Raymarine Smart Pilot 
  • Raymarine ST60 (AWI and Tridata) 
Mechanical
  • 2014 remanufactured 6 cylinder Lehman 2715E 120 hp engine 
  • Paragon P300 transmission 
  • Wesmar 5 hp bow thruster 
  • Northern lights 3 cylinder diesel 6.0 kW, 120V/60Hz, 1800RPM 
  • 2 automatic bilge pumps 
  • 1 manual diaphragm bilge pump 
  • 16,000 BTU Flagship Marine air conditioning unit (fan needs repair)
  • Bow thruster 
Sails and Rigging
  • Sloop rigged 
  • Deck stepped mast secured in stainless steel tabernacle 
  • Metalmast "reef away" furling system
  • Folding cast aluminum mast steps 
  • Bow Sprit
  • Lee Sails tanbark colored cross cut Dacron Mainsail with in mast furling 
  • 110% Lee Sails Headsail with open drum furling system 
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.

Price History

DateEventPrice
4/4/26Price decreased$27,500(-29.5%)
1/29/26Initial price$39,000

Overview from around the web 1982 Island Trader 40 Motor Sailor

Customers praise the 1982 Island Trader 40 Motor Sailor for its sturdy construction and classic design, highlighting its spacious interior and comfortable living areas

Many appreciate its reliable performance both under sail and power, making it ideal for extended cruising. Reviewers often mention the boat’s solid build quality, ease of handling, and ample storage, which contribute to a satisfying sailing experience. Overall, owners value the blend of traditional aesthetics with practical functionality that the Island Trader 40 offers.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1982 Island Trader 40 Motor Sailor offers a unique blend of sailing and motor cruising capabilities, making it a versatile vessel for extended voyages. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Versatile Propulsion: Combines sailing performance with a reliable motor, allowing for flexibility in various conditions.

Spacious Layout: Generous interior space with comfortable accommodations, suitable for extended cruising or liveaboard.

Solid Construction: Built with a sturdy hull and quality materials typical of early 1980s craftsmanship.

Good Storage: Ample storage areas for provisions and gear, ideal for long-distance sailing.

Classic Design: Timeless aesthetics with traditional lines that appeal to many sailing enthusiasts.

Cons

Older Systems: Being a vessel from 1982, some mechanical and electrical systems may require updating or maintenance.

Weight and Speed: Heavier displacement can result in slower sailing speeds compared to more modern designs.

Engine Efficiency: The original engine may be less fuel-efficient and noisier than newer models.

Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some contemporary conveniences and technology found in newer boats.

Maintenance Needs: Older boats often demand more regular upkeep to maintain seaworthiness.

Made For

The 1982 Island Trader 40 Motor Sailor is designed for sailors and cruisers seeking a versatile and reliable vessel that combines comfortable sailing capabilities with dependable motor power. Ideal for those who enjoy extended cruising, island hopping, or liveaboard lifestyles, this boat appeals to adventurers who value spacious accommodations, sturdy construction, and the flexibility to navigate both open waters and coastal areas with ease. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a couple looking for a capable cruiser, the Island Trader 40 offers a balanced blend of performance and comfort.

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