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1983 Pearson 303 Sold Boat in Seattle, WA US
Built in 1983
303
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30 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1983 Pearson 303 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Price | $29,500 | $31,500 |
| Location | Seattle | Olympia |
| Nominal Length | 30' | 35' |
| Beam | 17' | - |
| Draft | 4' | - |
| Engine Make | - | Universal |
| Total Engine Power | - | 25 hp |
| Days on Market | 3798 | 20 |
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"Opus II" is a fiberglass vessel built by Pearson Yachts of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, designed by Bill Shaw. An elegant boat that is well-suited for day cruising as well as a weekend in the islands, she has a spacious interior with a nice galley, plenty of sleeping berths and seating for guests, head and shower and a forward cabin. Her current owner bought her in Aug 2014 and has a survey available to see. She is in "ready-to-sail" condition and can be enjoyed right away by her new owners.
Located in the north end of Lake Union in downtown Seattle.
"It has a seakindly motion and offers a dry ride and a comfortable, "big boat" feel. [...] The Pearson 303 is an economical and versatile family cruiser from a builder with a reputation for producing solid and reliable boat." - Cruising World Magazine
"Opus II" is a fiberglass vessel built by Pearson Yachts of Portsmouth, Rhode Island, designed by Bill Shaw. An elegant boat that is well-suited for day cruising as well as a weekend in the islands, she has a spacious interior with a nice galley, plenty of sleeping berths and seating for guests, head and shower and a forward cabin. Her current owner bought her in Aug 2014 and has a survey available to see. She is in "ready-to-sail" condition and can be enjoyed right away by her new owners.
Located in the north end of Lake Union in downtown Seattle.
"It has a seakindly motion and offers a dry ride and a comfortable, "big boat" feel. [...] The Pearson 303 is an economical and versatile family cruiser from a builder with a reputation for producing solid and reliable boat." - Cruising World Magazine
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Customers appreciate the 1983 Pearson 303 for its solid construction and spacious interior, making it a comfortable choice for cruising
Many highlight its ease of handling and reliable sailing performance, which suits both beginners and experienced sailors. The boat’s classic design and practical layout receive positive remarks, with owners enjoying the ample storage and well-thought-out accommodations. Overall, users value the Pearson 303 for offering good value and dependable performance in a midsize cruiser.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1983 Pearson 303 is a popular sailboat known for its classic design and solid construction. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The Pearson 303 offers a roomy cabin with comfortable accommodations for cruising, including a well-designed layout that maximizes living space.
Solid Build Quality: Known for its sturdy fiberglass construction, the boat provides good durability and longevity.
Good Sailing Performance: With a moderate sail plan and well-balanced hull, the Pearson 303 handles well under various conditions, making it suitable for both coastal cruising and weekend sailing.
Easy Handling: The boat’s design allows for manageable single or short-handed sailing, thanks to its straightforward rig and controls.
Ample Storage: Designed with cruising in mind, it includes plenty of storage compartments for gear and supplies.
Cons
Older Design: Being a model from 1983, some aspects of the design and systems may feel dated compared to more modern sailboats.
Limited Headroom: While the interior is spacious, the cabin headroom can be somewhat limited for taller individuals.
Maintenance: As with any older boat, maintenance and potential repairs can be more frequent, especially if the boat has not been consistently cared for.
Performance Limitations: While adequate for cruising, the Pearson 303 is not designed for racing and may not satisfy sailors looking for high-speed performance.
Original Equipment: Some of the original equipment and fittings may need to be upgraded or replaced to meet current standards and enhance comfort.
Made For
The 1983 Pearson 303 is ideal for sailors seeking a comfortable and spacious cruising sailboat. Designed for couples or small families, it offers ample living space and user-friendly handling, making it perfect for weekend getaways, coastal cruising, or extended voyages. Its balanced design suits both novice and experienced sailors who value reliability and ease of use on the water.
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