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1984 o'day Sold Boat in Baileys Harbor, WI US

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builtBuilt in 1984
Year the boat was built
model

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Boat model
engine

1 Engine (Universal)

Engine type and count
length

28 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
28ft
Length Overall
28ft
Beam
10.25ft
Max Draft
4.67ft
Dry Weight
7300lb
Fresh Water Tanks
25gal
Fuel Tanks
18gal
Holding Tanks
15gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Engine Make
Universal
Total Power
11hp
Fuel Type
diesel

This O'Day 28 is a must see. From its sleek lines to its roomy interior. Ready for a long weekend? Get out on the water today. You deserve it.

Owner wil consider a smaller trade, either power or sail!


For additional information and photographs, please contact Tom Sawicki, cellular 920/362-7717, e-mail tom@emeraldyachtship.com or Administrative Office at 262/681-0600.

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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

Builder/Designer

Builder: O'Day

Dimensions

LOA: 28' Beam: 10'3" Displacement: 7300
Draft: 4'8" Ballast: 2250

Engines

Engine(s): Universal Engine(s) HP: 11

Tankage

Fuel: 18 Water: 25 Holding: 15

Cruising Equipment
Cruising Equipment and Amenities
• Bow pulpit, stern pulpit, double lifelines with boarding gates
• 2 opening hatches (forward screen), 4 opening portholes (no leaks) with screens
• Passive SS ventilation fan
• Teak binoculars rack
• Extendable boat hook
• Fenders
• Misc. dock lines
• Lifeline cushions
• Assorted life jackets
• 13# Danforth anchor with 150 feet ½” anchor line with chain
• Sunbrella binnacle cover
• Sunbrella Cockpit bimini shade and storage boot
• Teak folding cockpit table with drink holders
• Outboard motor rail mount
• Step-thru transom swim ladder with foot pads
• Sun Shower
• Standard shower mounted in head
• Pressurized water
• Marine Head with holding tank
• Edson permanent mount hand operated bilge pump (located at helm)
• Two new coast guard approved fire extinguishers
• Cotter pins and rings, misc. sailing hardware

Galley
• Seaward Alcohol stove
• Microwave oven
• Hot and cold pressurized water (water heated by engine and 120 volt)
• Icebox (keeps block ice for several days)

Electrical/Electronics
Electrical and related equipment
• AC Main Switch
• Reverse polarity indicator
• Two batteries (New 2008)
• Three way Battery switch
• Master circuit breaker panel
• AC outlets
• DC jack
• Alternator
• 120 Volt ceramic heater
• Pioneer Stereo CD/cassette player with amplifier and rail mounted antenna
• Running lights, mast light, anchor light, interior ac/dc lights
• Shore power with chord
• Electric bilge pump
• Battery Charger
• Battery Charge Indicator
Navigation and Related Equipment
• Datamarine Depth
• Datamarine knotmeter
• Wheel Steering w/ binnacle mounted lighted compass
• Nav station
• Polaris VHF radio (permanent mount) with masthead Shakespeare whip antenna
• Loran C

Sails
Sails and Related Equipment
• Mainsail with luff lines, cunningham, jiffy reefing, boom vang, outhaul, original sail in good condition; Sunbrella cover
• North Sail Roller Furling with fairleads to cockpit
• Roller furling genoa with UV cover, luff line
• Multicolored gennaker with dousing sock
• Newer internal halyards
• Keel stepped mast
• One high leverage locking winch handle by West Marine
• One Barlow standard winch handle
• Windex wind direction indicator
• “Winchers”, self-tailing adapters on genoa winches
• Sunbrella winch covers
• Sunbrella sheet bag
• Sunbrella mast boot
• Two Barlow 23 sheet winches
• Two mast mounted halyard winches
• One furling line winch
• One pair of padded opening sheet blocks (list $198 each)


Engine/Mechanical
Engine and Related Equipment
• Universal 11hp Diesel Engine (no hour meter, but in excellent condition)
• Groco Fuel filter & water separator
• Engine intake sea water strainer (not installed)
• Oil pump for motor oil and transmission – hand pump
• Spare impellers
• Dripless packing gland (New 2007)
• SS fuel tank with gauge

Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous • Emergency Tiller • Horseshoe Life Buoy • Flag pole holder • Emergency Signal Flares • Air horn • Teak being refinished as energy permits; supply of Cetol Marine and Cetol Gloss included • Lightening ground bonding system • Steel cradle Other personal items on board, not listed here, the owner wishes to retain
 

Contact Tom Sawicki

Baileys Harbor, WI

Overview from around the web 1984 o'day

Customers appreciate the 1984 O'Day for its classic design and reliable performance

Many highlight its spacious cockpit and comfortable interior, making it ideal for both day sailing and longer trips. Owners often praise the boat's sturdy construction and ease of handling, which make it a great choice for sailors of all skill levels. Additionally, the O'Day's timeless aesthetic and solid sailing capabilities continue to make it a favorite among vintage sailboat enthusiasts.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1984 O'Day sailboats are well-regarded for their classic design and solid performance. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Classic Design: The 1984 O'Day models feature timeless styling that appeals to traditional sailing enthusiasts.

Build Quality: Known for sturdy construction, these boats offer durability and reliability on the water.

Ease of Handling: Designed with user-friendly rigging and controls, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced sailors.

Comfortable Interior: Offers a practical layout with enough space for cruising, including basic accommodations.

Versatility: Suitable for day sailing as well as weekend cruising, providing flexibility for various sailing activities.

Cons

Older Technology: Being a model from 1984, some aspects like onboard systems and materials may be outdated compared to modern boats.

Maintenance: Older boats often require more upkeep, including potential issues with aging wood, hardware, and rigging.

Performance Limitations: While solid performers, they may not match the speed or agility of newer, more advanced designs.

Limited Amenities: Interior features and comfort levels may be basic compared to contemporary cruising sailboats.

Made For

The 1984 O'Day sailboat is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate a classic, reliable cruiser with a comfortable layout. Ideal for both beginners and experienced sailors, this boat suits those looking for a versatile vessel that performs well for day sailing, weekend getaways, and coastal cruising. Its manageable size and user-friendly design make it perfect for small families, couples, or solo sailors seeking an enjoyable and dependable sailing experience.

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