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1972 Islander Sloop Sold Boat in Oriental, NC US
Built in 1972
Sloop
1 Engine (Yanmar)
36 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Vee berth forward has been modified to sleep one on the port side and stow raft, dingy and misc. gear on the starboard side. This gear is secured in finely made brackets that can be quickly removed and the cushion replaced for traditional use.
Main cabin features numerous upgrades to cabinetry and shelving. A TV/VCR is neatly stowed along with a very attractive inlaid dining table. The cabin as two oil lamps, clock, barometer and 12V fans. The starboard settee has been converted to an under berth and over shelf. Just aft to port is a pilot berth right behind the Nav-station.
Galley
- Refrigeration in ice box, new 1994
- 4 burner propane stove and oven
- Microwave
- Pressure hot and cold water
- Solid brass single sink
- Raw water manual pump
Electronics
- Apelco GXL1100 GPS
- Horizon VHF
- Navco 5000 Autopilot, new 1994
- R19 Raytheon Radar, new 1994
- Radar antenna mounted on substantial stern pedestal
- Kenwood TS-430S Receiver, 1994
- Kenwood AT250 Antenna Tuner, 1994
- Standard Marine AM/FM/Cassette stereo
- TV/VCR with remote
- Richie 6" pedestal compass
- Datamarine Digital Depth
- Datamarine Speed Log
- Davis Wind Instrument
Electrical
- 1998 Phazar low profile 3.5 KW diesel Generator
- Separate fuel tank for Genset
- 2 pair 6 volt batteries, 2004
- 30 amp shore power with cord
- AC DC breaker panels
- PT45 battery charger
- 100 amp engine alternator
- Vessel rewired 11/98
Sails & Rigging
- 135% genoa on roller furling
- 95% working jib--heavy cloth
- Storm sail
- Mainsail with 3 reef points
- 8 Lewmar winches
- Spinnaker pole
- Aluminum spars, keel stepped
- Standing rigging replaced 6/94
- Roller furling gear new 1998
- New Harken mainsail track 2004
Deck Equipment
- 33lb Bruce anchor
- 35lb CQR anchor
- 17lb Danforth anchor
- 7lb lunch hook anchor
- Vertical mount manual Anchor Windlass 1995
- Double bow rollers
- Swim ladder
- Whale Gusher manual bilge pump
- 12V automatic bilge pump
- Bow and Stern Awning
- Bimini
- Dodger
- Cockpit seat cushions 1998
- CruiserAir 16,500 btu A/C (not operating)
- Three bladed bronze prop
- 1 inch stainless steel prop
- Pressure water system updated in 1998, 6 gal. Seaward waterheater, shurflo water pump
- Jabsco manual head with hoding tank, 2002
Vee berth forward has been modified to sleep one on the port side and stow raft, dingy and misc. gear on the starboard side. This gear is secured in finely made brackets that can be quickly removed and the cushion replaced for traditional use.
Main cabin features numerous upgrades to cabinetry and shelving. A TV/VCR is neatly stowed along with a very attractive inlaid dining table. The cabin as two oil lamps, clock, barometer and 12V fans. The starboard settee has been converted to an under berth and over shelf. Just aft to port is a pilot berth right behind the Nav-station.
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Customers praise the 1972 Islander Sloop for its classic design and reliable performance
Many highlight its sturdy construction and ease of handling, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced sailors. Owners appreciate the spacious cockpit and comfortable interior layout, which provide enjoyable cruising experiences. The boat's timeless aesthetic and solid build quality continue to attract enthusiasts who value a blend of tradition and functionality on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1972 Islander Sloop offers a blend of classic design and reliable performance, making it a popular choice among sailing enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Sturdy Construction: Built with solid fiberglass, the Islander Sloop is known for its durability and longevity.
Classic Design: The traditional sloop rig and sleek lines provide both aesthetic appeal and efficient sailing performance.
Comfortable Interior: For its size, the 1972 model offers a surprisingly spacious and well-laid-out cabin, suitable for weekend cruising.
Easy Handling: The sail plan and rigging make it manageable for both novice and experienced sailors.
Good Resale Value: Due to its reputation and build quality, it tends to hold its value well in the used boat market.
Cons
Aging Equipment: Being a vintage model, some boats may require updates to sails, rigging, and onboard systems.
Limited Modern Amenities: Lacking some contemporary conveniences found in newer sailboats, such as advanced electronics or modern galley features.
Maintenance Needs: Older fiberglass boats can require more upkeep to address issues like gelcoat wear or potential osmosis.
Performance Limitations: While reliable, the design may not match the speed and agility of more modern racing-oriented sloops.
Made For
The 1972 Islander Sloop is ideal for sailors seeking a classic, reliable sailboat that combines traditional design with solid performance. Perfect for day sailing, coastal cruising, or as a charming starter yacht, it suits both novice sailors and experienced enthusiasts who appreciate a sturdy, easy-to-handle vessel with timeless appeal.
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