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1984 Newport 33 Sold Boat in Monterey, CA 93940 US
Built in 1984
33
1 Engine (Universal)
33 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1984 Newport 33 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price | $11,000 | $10,000 |
| Location | Monterey | San Rafael |
| Nominal Length | 33' | 28' |
| Beam | 11' | - |
| Draft | 5' | - |
| Engine Make | Universal | Nissan |
| Total Engine Power | 21 hp | 10 hp |
| Days on Market | 520 | 435 |
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33' Newport 33 '84 "Enchanted Lady"
This very popular 80's Gary Mull designed sailboat can accommodate up to 6 people, yet can easily be singlehanded. Great starter boat!
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.
V-berth forward, aft is the.head/shower to port and lockers to starboard. Farther aft the salon has an L-shaped dinette, bulkhead folding table and settee to starboard. Combination nav station/quarterberth is aft to starboard, and galley is to port with excellent counter space and storage.
2-burner Force 10 propane stove with oven
Pressure fresh water system
6-gal water heater (currently inoperable)
Sink
Raymarine wind speed and direction
Raymarine depth sounder
Raymarine autopilot (Model EB-100)
Ritchie 3' magnetic compass with a 4-inch card
Garmin 540 GPS
Garmin handheld GPS
West Marine hand-held VHF
Clock
Tank level indicator
Dual AM75BT stereo
12V DC and 110V AC
(2) WM Group 27 sealed batteries
Perko type selector switch
Battery monitor
10-amp Multi-Stage charger
Kisae 1000W inverter
Voyager Charge Control and solar panel
30-amp Hubbell connection in cockpit with a 30-amp shore power cord
20-pound Rocna Vulcan anchor mounted in bow roller; shackles properly seized
15-pound Danforth; stored in cockpit locker
3/8-inch galvanized chain estimated at 75-feet
Sail cover, covers for all the electronics, cover for the wheel
Deck light
Running lights
Tricolor light
Lifelines and stanchions
Boarding gates
Dock lines and fenders
Swim ladder
BBQ
Dinghy davits
Radar reflector
Actual LOA: 34’
Last bottom paint - 2022
Manual boom vang
Wire standing rigging: 1x19 stainless-steel wire with split back stays; swaged with turnbuckles
Chain Plates: Satisfactory cond
Manual backstay adjuster
Aluminum deck-stepped mast
Mainsheet traveler set up on cabin top with a movable car system
Harken self-furling system on headsail
Running Rigging: Halyards rope to wire spliced; various sizes; good condition, incl. stainless-steel shackles
Winches:
(1) Lewmar #7 mast mounted halyard winch
(1) Lewmar 16ST secondary for mainsheet/traveler located on cabin top
(1) Lewmar 14ST halyard winch with clutches
(2) Lewmar 40ST primary for genoa/jib sheet; located in cockpit
Sails:
(1) Dacron Rolly Tasker main sail hanked on; fully battened with two reef points; tack and clew in good condition; webbing/stitching in good condition; good overall with signs of normal wear
(1) Dacron Rolly Tasker 120-130% genoa self-furling; good condition with one significant repair along lower power of leech reported to have been performed by Ullman Sails in Santa Cruz, CA
(1) 80% storm jib laid out on deck for inspection; condition good to very good with no signs of wear
Emergency engine stop
Engine alarm
Fuel filter
Fume detector
Raw water sea strainer
Stove and engine fuel shut-off valves
Cockpit engine controls
Thermal engine area insulation
Manual engine fire extinguishing
(1) Manual and (1) electric bilge pumps
Manual wheel steering
Electric head with overboard discharge
10-gal poly plastic holding tank
(8) standard, (2) gas-fired life jackets
(5) manual fire extinguishers located throughout
Emergency tiller
Flares
Harnesses
Horn
LifeSling
Strobe
All seller’s personal effects on board are excluded from the sale of this vessel.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 8/16/25 | Price decreased | $11,000(-26.2%) |
| 7/25/25 | Price decreased | $14,900(-23.6%) |
| 7/9/25 | Price decreased | $19,500(-11.4%) |
| 6/28/25 | Initial price | $22,000 |
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Overview from around the web 1984 Newport 33
Customers often praise the 1984 Newport 33 for its solid construction and classic design, highlighting its comfortable interior layout and reliable sailing performance
Many appreciate the boat's balance between cruising comfort and manageable size, making it a popular choice for both weekend getaways and longer voyages. Reviewers frequently note the spacious cabin for a 33-foot vessel, along with ample storage and well-thought-out amenities that enhance onboard living. Some users mention the ease of handling and responsive rigging that contribute to an enjoyable sailing experience. Overall, the 1984 Newport 33 is recognized for its enduring value and timeless appeal among sailing enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1984 Newport 33 is a classic cruiser-racer sailboat that offers a blend of performance and comfort. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with a sturdy fiberglass hull, the Newport 33 is known for its durability and ability to handle a variety of sea conditions.
Balanced Performance: The design provides good sailing performance, making it suitable for both cruising and club racing.
Comfortable Interior: For a 33-foot boat, it offers a spacious and well-laid-out cabin with comfortable accommodations for extended trips.
Ease of Handling: Its manageable size and sail plan make it accessible to sailors of varying skill levels.
Good Value: Often available at a reasonable price point compared to newer models, offering classic style and functionality.
Cons
Older Design: As a boat from 1984, it may lack some modern amenities and design advancements found in newer sailboats.
Maintenance Needs: Older vessels often require more upkeep, including potential updates to rigging, plumbing, and electrical systems.
Limited Storage: While comfortable, storage space may be somewhat limited for long-term cruising or extended voyages.
Performance Limitations: Though balanced, it may not match the speed or cutting-edge performance of more contemporary racer-cruisers.
Engine and Systems: The original engine and onboard systems might be outdated and may need refurbishment or replacement for reliable operation.
Made For
The 1984 Newport 33 is ideal for sailors seeking a versatile and dependable cruiser that combines comfortable accommodations with solid performance. Perfect for weekend getaways, coastal cruising, or even extended trips, this boat suits individuals or small families who appreciate classic design, ease of handling, and a well-balanced sailing experience. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or looking to advance your skills, the Newport 33 offers a reliable and enjoyable platform on the water.
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2330 Shelter Island Drive, Suite 207, San Diego, CA, 92106
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