1977 Palmer Johnson PJ 62 Sold Boat in Milwaukee, WI US
PJ 62
1 Engine (Volvo)
62 feet
Diesel
Aluminum
FALCON II is a 62' study of elegance. Her size gives ample opportunity for gracious living with her spacious main salon, galley and navigation station. Falcons' accomodations include one three bed guest stateroom in addition to the Owner's aft cabin. The main salon amidships is divided with the spacious galley and dinette area to port and the navigation area to starboard. Both the navigator's swivel arm chair and dining settee are at a height to permit a clear view through the six salon through-hull ports.
FALCON II is suitable for long distance, safe and comfortable cruising. She will withstand the most rigid survey.
The joinerwork and finish below in FALCON II are extraordinary as is befitting a vessel of her size, fittings and luxury. All interior wood is quarter sawn, straight-grained teak finished in satin. The cabin sole is teak and holly.
For additional information and photographs, please contact Chuck Kotovic, 262/369-5029, cellular 414/350-8505, e-mail chuck@emeraldyachtship.com or Administrative Office 262/681-0600. Please view our website for additional listings - www.emeraldyachtship.com
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Builder/Designer
Builder: Palmer Johnson Designer: MacLear & HarrisDimensions
LOA: 62' LWL: 50'5" Beam: 16'3" Displacement: 92000 Draft: 8'8" Ballast: leadEngines
Engine(s): Volvo Engine(s) HP: 185 Engine Model: MD-70B Hours: 3500Tankage
Fuel: 586 Water: 466 Holding: 100Accommodations
General Details: Full teak interior (teak is straight-grain quarter sawn), louvered locker doors, teak and holly cabin sole, closet sized hanging lockers fore and aft, and cedar lined lockers. Interior ventilation is provided by six opening ports, four hatches and nine dorade vents, all of which have screens. The interior is well lighted with an additional twelve fixed hull port lights.
Main Salon: Gimballed and hydraulically dampened dinette table is 1 3/8" solid teak, liquor cabinet and ice maker. Cabinets, drawers and lockers.
Owner's Stateroom: Light and airy. Twin berths port and starboard. Twenty-two drawers, eight lockers and a huge hanging locker. The Owner's stateroom has a private bath.
Fore and Aft Baths: Both baths include Mansfield electric Vacu-flush heads, sink with Corian counter top and manual and pressure faucets, good linen storage and separate shower stall.
Guest Stateroom: Two Upper and one lower single berths, hanging locker and excellent storage lockers and drawers.
Galley
Excellent storage in a U-shaped galley. Three freezers, two refrigerators, ice maker, microwave oven, Force 10 3-burner propane stove with oven, double stainless steel sink with Corian counter top, manual fresh and sea water faucets and pressure faucets.
Electrical
12 volt, 32 volt, 110 volt and 240 volt electrical systems. Two 20 kw Onan generators. Two Smart Chargers (new 2005), twp 60 amp Lamarch constavolts and four inverters. 12, 32 and 110 volt outlets. Custom alarm panel.
Batteries: Two banks 32 volt batteries. One bank 12 volt battery. Aft generator: one 8D gel cell Prevailer. Engine: 12 volt gel cell Prevailer. Forward generator: 12 volt gel cell Prevailer.
Electronics
Navigation Station: U-shaped navigation area with a swivel arm chair navigation seat, abundant chart drawer storage, cabinets, drawers, book shelves and electronics. This area would be the envy of any navigator. There is also a full chart table and navigation area in the cockpit.
Electronics: Magellan hand held GPS, Northstar 961 GPS Color Chart plotter-new 2000 two heads, Single Side Band, Furuno 810D 72 mile radar with two displays, Simrad auto pilot - new 2008, two I-Com M80 VHF's, intech M3600 SSB radio, Brooks and Gatehouse 390 system with numerous repeaters: 4 multi function displays in cockpit, one aft stateroom, one foredeck control station and master innavigation station; B & G sonic speed system, stereo disc player, hailer, Danforth Constellation 12" compass, B & G compass.
Deck
Safety Equipment: Bow pulpit, stern rail, double lifelines, two horeshoe life rings, two Switlic MOM 9 man overboard pods, fire extinguishers, Halon automatic extinguishers in machinery compartments, manual and electric bilge and engine driven bilge pumps, fog horn, bell, bilge blower, emergency tiller, life jackets, safety harnesses, flares, bosun's chair, spotlight, EPIRB, Switlik 6 man life raft in a canister. Tender: Bostom Whaler 13'Merc O/B 9 HP. Davits with electric hand held control.
Additional Equipment: Fenders, docklines, cockpit cushions; Dodger, port, starboard and stern boarding gates and boarding ladder; boat hook. Storage on deck is exceptional including numerous deck compartments and a large aft lazarette for stowing gear.
The large sail locker forward has a small work bench area, two deck access hatches and a below deck access water-tight door. Multi-coats varnish exterior 2008. New Bottom Paint 2008, Hull buffed and waxed 2007
Machinery/Systems
Engine/Engine Room: Volvo MD-70B, 185 HP diesel, 1977 engine. 568 gallon capacity aluminum fuel tanks, closed fresh water cooling system. Walk-in engine room painted white with excellent access to all equipment. Emergency engine room exit through hatch in cockpit. Espar diesel heat (water circulating system), tank gauges, and compressor for air horns. Two air conditioners.
Propeller: Hundestedt variable pitch propeller, rebuilt complete 2008.
Fresh Water System: Hot and cold pressure water system and manual water system. 466 gallon fresh water tank capacity. Elaborate bilge and sump pump systems.
Toilet System: Two Mansfield electric Vacuflush systems with two 50 gallon holding tanks.
Water Wash Down System: High pressure water system, fore and aft deck wash systems.
Outfitting and Sails
Outfitting: Aluminum mast with two sets of spreaders, stainless steel wire rope standing rigging and mast steps to the masthead. Electric roller furling gear for each of the three headsails and for the main sail. All winches are stainless steel Barients: 8 #36 self tailing electric; 4 #28 self tailing electric, 3 #28 electric; 2 #28 self tailing; 2 Barient #27 self tailing; and 2 Barient #23 electric winches for davits. Sheet winches have recessed tailing baskets. Hydraulic backstay adjusters. Two CQR anchors mounted on double bow rollers with chain rodes, a dual Ideal windlass model GA2W with a chain counter port and starboard. While anchoring, you have the following controls on the foredeck: engine throttle and shift, B & G repeaters, and anchor wash down. Danforth stern anchor.
Sails: North Sails; Drifter 2000; genoa 150% with reef 2000; large Assymetrical spinnaker 1.5 oz 2000; small assymetrical spinnaker 200. Hood sails; storm main; storm jib, Doyle main, Doyle staysail.
FALCON II is a 62' study of elegance. Her size gives ample opportunity for gracious living with her spacious main salon, galley and navigation station. Falcons' accomodations include one three bed guest stateroom in addition to the Owner's aft cabin. The main salon amidships is divided with the spacious galley and dinette area to port and the navigation area to starboard. Both the navigator's swivel arm chair and dining settee are at a height to permit a clear view through the six salon through-hull ports.
FALCON II is suitable for long distance, safe and comfortable cruising. She will withstand the most rigid survey.
The joinerwork and finish below in FALCON II are extraordinary as is befitting a vessel of her size, fittings and luxury. All interior wood is quarter sawn, straight-grained teak finished in satin. The cabin sole is teak and holly.
For additional information and photographs, please contact Chuck Kotovic, 262/369-5029, cellular 414/350-8505, e-mail chuck@emeraldyachtship.com or Administrative Office 262/681-0600. Please view our website for additional listings - www.emeraldyachtship.com
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Accommodations General Details: Full teak interior (teak is straight-grain quarter sawn), louvered locker doors, teak and holly cabin sole, closet sized hanging lockers fore and aft, and cedar lined lockers. Interior ventilation is provided by six opening ports, four hatches and nine dorade vents, all of which have screens. The interior is well lighted with an additional twelve fixed hull port lights. Main Salon: Gimballed and hydraulically dampened dinette table is 1 3/8" solid teak, liquor cabinet and ice maker. Cabinets, drawers and lockers. Owner's Stateroom: Light and airy. Twin berths port and starboard. Twenty-two drawers, eight lockers and a huge hanging locker. The Owner's stateroom has a private bath. Fore and Aft Baths: Both baths include Mansfield electric Vacu-flush heads, sink with Corian counter top and manual and pressure faucets, good linen storage and separate shower stall. Guest Stateroom: Two Upper and one lower single berths, hanging locker and excellent storage lockers and drawers. |
Galley Excellent storage in a U-shaped galley. Three freezers, two refrigerators, ice maker, microwave oven, Force 10 3-burner propane stove with oven, double stainless steel sink with Corian counter top, manual fresh and sea water faucets and pressure faucets. |
Electrical 12 volt, 32 volt, 110 volt and 240 volt electrical systems. Two 20 kw Onan generators. Two Smart Chargers (new 2005), twp 60 amp Lamarch constavolts and four inverters. 12, 32 and 110 volt outlets. Custom alarm panel. Batteries: Two banks 32 volt batteries. One bank 12 volt battery. Aft generator: one 8D gel cell Prevailer. Engine: 12 volt gel cell Prevailer. Forward generator: 12 volt gel cell Prevailer. |
Electronics Navigation Station: U-shaped navigation area with a swivel arm chair navigation seat, abundant chart drawer storage, cabinets, drawers, book shelves and electronics. This area would be the envy of any navigator. There is also a full chart table and navigation area in the cockpit. Electronics: Magellan hand held GPS, Northstar 961 GPS Color Chart plotter-new 2000 two heads, Single Side Band, Furuno 810D 72 mile radar with two displays, Simrad auto pilot - new 2008, two I-Com M80 VHF's, intech M3600 SSB radio, Brooks and Gatehouse 390 system with numerous repeaters: 4 multi function displays in cockpit, one aft stateroom, one foredeck control station and master innavigation station; B & G sonic speed system, stereo disc player, hailer, Danforth Constellation 12" compass, B & G compass. |
Deck Safety Equipment: Bow pulpit, stern rail, double lifelines, two horeshoe life rings, two Switlic MOM 9 man overboard pods, fire extinguishers, Halon automatic extinguishers in machinery compartments, manual and electric bilge and engine driven bilge pumps, fog horn, bell, bilge blower, emergency tiller, life jackets, safety harnesses, flares, bosun's chair, spotlight, EPIRB, Switlik 6 man life raft in a canister. Tender: Bostom Whaler 13'Merc O/B 9 HP. Davits with electric hand held control. Additional Equipment: Fenders, docklines, cockpit cushions; Dodger, port, starboard and stern boarding gates and boarding ladder; boat hook. Storage on deck is exceptional including numerous deck compartments and a large aft lazarette for stowing gear. The large sail locker forward has a small work bench area, two deck access hatches and a below deck access water-tight door. Multi-coats varnish exterior 2008. New Bottom Paint 2008, Hull buffed and waxed 2007 |
Machinery/Systems Engine/Engine Room: Volvo MD-70B, 185 HP diesel, 1977 engine. 568 gallon capacity aluminum fuel tanks, closed fresh water cooling system. Walk-in engine room painted white with excellent access to all equipment. Emergency engine room exit through hatch in cockpit. Espar diesel heat (water circulating system), tank gauges, and compressor for air horns. Two air conditioners. Propeller: Hundestedt variable pitch propeller, rebuilt complete 2008. Fresh Water System: Hot and cold pressure water system and manual water system. 466 gallon fresh water tank capacity. Elaborate bilge and sump pump systems. Toilet System: Two Mansfield electric Vacuflush systems with two 50 gallon holding tanks. Water Wash Down System: High pressure water system, fore and aft deck wash systems. |
Outfitting and Sails Outfitting: Aluminum mast with two sets of spreaders, stainless steel wire rope standing rigging and mast steps to the masthead. Electric roller furling gear for each of the three headsails and for the main sail. All winches are stainless steel Barients: 8 #36 self tailing electric; 4 #28 self tailing electric, 3 #28 electric; 2 #28 self tailing; 2 Barient #27 self tailing; and 2 Barient #23 electric winches for davits. Sheet winches have recessed tailing baskets. Hydraulic backstay adjusters. Two CQR anchors mounted on double bow rollers with chain rodes, a dual Ideal windlass model GA2W with a chain counter port and starboard. While anchoring, you have the following controls on the foredeck: engine throttle and shift, B & G repeaters, and anchor wash down. Danforth stern anchor. Sails: North Sails; Drifter 2000; genoa 150% with reef 2000; large Assymetrical spinnaker 1.5 oz 2000; small assymetrical spinnaker 200. Hood sails; storm main; storm jib, Doyle main, Doyle staysail. |
Overview from around the web 1977 Palmer Johnson PJ 62
Customers praise the 1977 Palmer Johnson PJ 62 for its timeless design and solid craftsmanship
Many highlight its classic lines and elegant styling, which continue to turn heads even decades after its launch. Owners appreciate the spacious and well-laid-out deck, making it ideal for both leisurely cruising and entertaining guests. The boat's robust construction and reliable performance are frequently noted, with many users remarking on its smooth handling and seaworthiness. Overall, the 1977 PJ 62 is celebrated for blending vintage charm with enduring functionality, making it a beloved choice among classic yacht enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1977 Palmer Johnson PJ 62 is a classic motor yacht known for its timeless design and solid construction. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Design: The PJ 62 features a sleek, elegant profile that has aged gracefully, appealing to enthusiasts of vintage yachts.
Quality Build: Palmer Johnson is renowned for high-quality craftsmanship and durable materials, ensuring longevity and reliability.
Spacious Layout: For a 62-foot yacht, it offers ample interior space with comfortable accommodations and well-thought-out living areas.
Performance: Equipped with robust engines for its time, the PJ 62 delivers respectable cruising speed and stable handling.
Customization Potential: Many owners have found it easy to update or refit the yacht with modern amenities while retaining its classic character.
Cons
Aging Systems: Being a vessel from 1977, many mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems may require updates or ongoing maintenance.
Fuel Efficiency: Older engine technology means the PJ 62 is less fuel-efficient compared to modern yachts of similar size.
Limited Modern Amenities: The original design lacks some contemporary conveniences and entertainment features found on newer models.
Maintenance Costs: As with many classic yachts, upkeep can be costly, especially if original parts need replacement or major refits are planned.
Availability of Parts: Finding specific replacement parts for vintage Palmer Johnson models can sometimes be challenging.
Made For
The 1977 Palmer Johnson PJ 62 is ideal for experienced sailors and yacht enthusiasts who appreciate classic design combined with reliable performance. This vessel suits those seeking a timeless sailing experience, whether for leisurely coastal cruising or longer offshore adventures. Its sturdy construction and spacious layout make it perfect for individuals or families looking to enjoy both comfort and style on the water.
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