1990 Macgregor Pilothouse Sold Boat in Fort Pierce, FL US
Pilothouse
1 Engine (Yanmar)
65 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
1990 Macgregor 65 Pilothouse
MYSTIQUE was purchased in 2008 by her current owner and underwent a $200,000 renovation in preparation for her voyage from California to New York.
In June 2012 MYSTIQUE was then sailed to Europe, and on her return to the US she was singlehanded by her current owner.
MYSTIQUE has a one-piece hand laid hull. There is no coring used in the construction of this boat. Her hull/deck joint is through-bolted every 4 inches.
MYSTIQUE is the Pilothouse version and is equipped with a second helm inside for comfort in weather, and with her ICW capabilities you are not limited to just the ocean & inlets.
DO NOT be mislead by her price.
From day one the current owner has maintained MYSTIQUE at a very high level, and has constantly upgraded her.
If you are looking for a solid cruising boat, please come and have a look at her.
By appointment only.
1990 Macgregor 65 Pilothouse
MYSTIQUE was purchased in 2008 by her current owner and underwent a $200,000 renovation in preparation for her voyage from California to New York.
In June 2012 MYSTIQUE was then sailed to Europe, and on her return to the US she was singlehanded by her current owner.
MYSTIQUE has a one-piece hand laid hull. There is no coring used in the construction of this boat. Her hull/deck joint is through-bolted every 4 inches.
MYSTIQUE is the Pilothouse version and is equipped with a second helm inside for comfort in weather, and with her ICW capabilities you are not limited to just the ocean & inlets.
DO NOT be mislead by her price.
From day one the current owner has maintained MYSTIQUE at a very high level, and has constantly upgraded her.
If you are looking for a solid cruising boat, please come and have a look at her.
By appointment only.
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Customers of the 1990 MacGregor Pilothouse often praise its versatile design, combining the ease of trailering with the comfort of a pilothouse cabin
Many appreciate its spacious interior for a boat of its size, offering shelter and protection from the elements, making it ideal for both day sailing and overnight trips. The boat's simple rigging and manageable size make it accessible for sailors of varying experience levels. Owners also highlight its solid construction and practical layout, which includes ample storage and comfortable seating. Some note that while it may not be the fastest sailboat on the water, its stability and ease of handling make it a reliable choice for cruising. Overall, feedback emphasizes the 1990 MacGregor Pilothouse as a functional and enjoyable sailboat suited for coastal adventures and family outings.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1990 MacGregor Pilothouse offers a unique blend of versatility and comfort, making it a popular choice for sailors seeking a practical cruising experience. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Pilothouse Design: Provides excellent protection from the elements and enhances visibility, allowing for comfortable sailing in various weather conditions.
Versatile Sailing Options: Features a retractable keel and motorized capabilities, enabling easy trailering and access to shallow waters.
Spacious Cabin: Offers ample interior space with comfortable seating and sleeping arrangements, ideal for weekend cruising or extended trips.
Easy Handling: Lightweight and responsive, making it manageable for solo sailors or small crews.
Fuel Efficiency: Equipped with a modest outboard motor that provides economical power when not under sail.
Cons
Limited Performance: While stable and easy to handle, the MacGregor Pilothouse is not designed for high-speed sailing or competitive racing.
Build Quality: Some owners note that materials and fittings may show wear over time, requiring regular maintenance.
Storage Space: Although the cabin is spacious, storage for gear and provisions can be somewhat limited compared to larger cruisers.
Interior Finish: The interior styling is utilitarian and may lack the refined finishes found in more upscale sailboats.
Weight Considerations: The boat's weight, due to its pilothouse and keel mechanisms, can affect towing requirements and fuel consumption when motoring.
Made For
The 1990 MacGregor Pilothouse is ideal for sailors seeking a versatile and practical cruiser that combines comfortable pilothouse protection with easy handling. It is well-suited for small families, couples, or solo adventurers who want a boat capable of both day sailing and extended coastal cruising. Its design appeals to those looking for a roomy interior, good visibility, and the convenience of a pilothouse layout, making it perfect for sailors who value comfort and functionality in various weather conditions.
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