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1973 Pearson 10M Sold Boat in SOUTH AMBOY, NJ US
Built in 1973
10M
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33 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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This 1973, 33 foot Pearson 10M is located in South Amboy, NJ at Lockwood Marina.
The Pearson 10M had a production run from 1973 through 1981. In that time period over 225 boats were made. The hull is a one piece hand lay-up with integrally bonded bulkheads. The deck is a one-piece reinforced fiberglass laminate (hand lay-up with balsa core for stiffness and insulation).
The Pearson 10M was a very popular design. It is a great sailing cruiser/racer. It has a healthy sail plan coupled with abundant stability and this arrangement works well as a fast cruiser or competitive PHRF cruiser/racer.
WINDSWEPT has been maintained by her current owner and recent improvements include re-painting of the hull in a navy blue, and all new interior cushions and cockpit cushions. She is powered by a YANMAR diesel engine; which has had recent bench test, including a new cutlass bearing, drip less stuffing box, alignment and fixed two bladed prop. WINDSWEPT is fitted with roller furling and self-tailing primary winches for ease of sail handling. Her Quantum sails are in good condition and consist of a main and 150% genoa. WINDSWEPT is a fine boat for a family looking to move up in size for cruising, or the PHRF sailor looking for a rating beater. To this day, the 10M still has a favorable handicap rating in most areas. If you are in the market for a proven performer, of solid construction and oversized hardware, then look no further than this affordable 33 footer.
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This 1973, 33 foot Pearson 10M is located in South Amboy, NJ at Lockwood Marina.
The Pearson 10M had a production run from 1973 through 1981. In that time period over 225 boats were made. The hull is a one piece hand lay-up with integrally bonded bulkheads. The deck is a one-piece reinforced fiberglass laminate (hand lay-up with balsa core for stiffness and insulation).
The Pearson 10M was a very popular design. It is a great sailing cruiser/racer. It has a healthy sail plan coupled with abundant stability and this arrangement works well as a fast cruiser or competitive PHRF cruiser/racer.
WINDSWEPT has been maintained by her current owner and recent improvements include re-painting of the hull in a navy blue, and all new interior cushions and cockpit cushions. She is powered by a YANMAR diesel engine; which has had recent bench test, including a new cutlass bearing, drip less stuffing box, alignment and fixed two bladed prop. WINDSWEPT is fitted with roller furling and self-tailing primary winches for ease of sail handling. Her Quantum sails are in good condition and consist of a main and 150% genoa. WINDSWEPT is a fine boat for a family looking to move up in size for cruising, or the PHRF sailor looking for a rating beater. To this day, the 10M still has a favorable handicap rating in most areas. If you are in the market for a proven performer, of solid construction and oversized hardware, then look no further than this affordable 33 footer.
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Customers appreciate the 1973 Pearson 10M for its classic design and solid construction
Many highlight its spacious interior and comfortable layout, making it ideal for extended cruising. Owners often praise its reliable performance and ease of handling, which appeals to both seasoned sailors and those newer to sailing. The boat’s timeless style and well-balanced sailing characteristics receive frequent positive remarks, emphasizing its enduring appeal among vintage sailboat enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1973 Pearson 10M is a classic sailboat known for its blend of performance and comfort. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Solid Construction: Built with a robust fiberglass hull, the Pearson 10M offers durability and longevity.
Balanced Performance: Designed for both cruising and club racing, it provides good sailing performance with manageable handling.
Spacious Interior: For its size, the 10M has a surprisingly roomy cabin, featuring comfortable accommodations suitable for extended trips.
Classic Design: Its timeless lines and traditional styling appeal to enthusiasts of vintage sailboats.
Ease of Maintenance: The straightforward design and quality materials make upkeep relatively simple.
Cons
Aging Equipment: Being a model from 1973, many boats may require updates or replacements of rigging, sails, and onboard systems.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to contemporary sailboats, the 10M may lack some of the latest conveniences and technology.
Weight: The solid build contributes to a heavier displacement, which can affect light wind performance.
Interior Layout: While spacious, the layout may feel dated or less optimized compared to newer designs.
Made For
The 1973 Pearson 10M is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic, sturdy cruisers with a timeless design. Ideal for sailors seeking a reliable and spacious boat, it suits those interested in comfortable coastal cruising and weekend adventures. Its well-balanced performance and ample interior space make it a great choice for families or couples looking to enjoy extended time on the water.
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