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1981 Pearson 365 Sold Boat in Cape Coral, FL US
Built in 1981
365
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36 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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Single 37hp Westerbeke 4-107 diesel with auto prop. 11'5" beam; 4'6" draft. Sleeps two in V-berth stateroom, plus 2 settee berths for a total of 4 berths. Raritan PH II head with seperate shower stall and automatic shower sump pump.. 6'3" headroom. Navigation station with swing out seat. Hillerange 3 burner gimbaled propane stove, Alder Barbour refrigerator with freezer, stainless sink, 6 gallon hot water heater. Raymarine ST 6002 auto pilot, Standard Horizon Intrepid+ VHF radio with RAM remote cockpit mic, Raymarine ST 60+ wind vane, Garmin 178C chart plotter with fish finder and depth gauge. 160 amp alternator and Heart 1000 watt inverter. Marine Air 16,000 BTU with heat. Two 4D gel house batteries. Two Optima starting batteries. Canvas bimini top and dodger. 40lb Spade anchor & 25lb Fortress anchor with 100' chain & 100' rode each. Simpson Lawrence 555 Tiger windlass. Masthead sloop rigged. Facnor mainsail furler with Sobstad mainsail. Hood roller furling 130 jib. Running rigging new in 2009. Boat completely rewired in 2002, both 12 volt & 110 volt. Great offshore cruiser that has sailed the Bahamas, Cuba and beyond. Currently berthed in Cape Coral, Florida.
Single 37hp Westerbeke 4-107 diesel with auto prop. 11'5" beam; 4'6" draft. Sleeps two in V-berth stateroom, plus 2 settee berths for a total of 4 berths. Raritan PH II head with seperate shower stall and automatic shower sump pump.. 6'3" headroom. Navigation station with swing out seat. Hillerange 3 burner gimbaled propane stove, Alder Barbour refrigerator with freezer, stainless sink, 6 gallon hot water heater. Raymarine ST 6002 auto pilot, Standard Horizon Intrepid+ VHF radio with RAM remote cockpit mic, Raymarine ST 60+ wind vane, Garmin 178C chart plotter with fish finder and depth gauge. 160 amp alternator and Heart 1000 watt inverter. Marine Air 16,000 BTU with heat. Two 4D gel house batteries. Two Optima starting batteries. Canvas bimini top and dodger. 40lb Spade anchor & 25lb Fortress anchor with 100' chain & 100' rode each. Simpson Lawrence 555 Tiger windlass. Masthead sloop rigged. Facnor mainsail furler with Sobstad mainsail. Hood roller furling 130 jib. Running rigging new in 2009. Boat completely rewired in 2002, both 12 volt & 110 volt. Great offshore cruiser that has sailed the Bahamas, Cuba and beyond. Currently berthed in Cape Coral, Florida.
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Customers of the 1981 Pearson 365 often praise its solid construction and classic design, highlighting the spacious interior that comfortably accommodates families or cruising couples
Many appreciate its balanced sailing performance, noting that it handles well in various wind conditions. The combination of a roomy cockpit and a well-laid-out cabin makes it ideal for extended trips. Owners also value the boat's traditional aesthetic and the quality of materials used in its build. Some mention the ease of maintenance and availability of parts, making it a reliable choice for those seeking a dependable cruiser from the early 1980s. Overall, the 1981 Pearson 365 is regarded as a well-rounded sailboat that blends comfort, durability, and good sailing characteristics.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1981 Pearson 365 is a classic cruising sailboat known for its solid construction and comfortable accommodations. Here are some of the pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Sturdy Build: The Pearson 365 features a robust fiberglass hull that offers durability and a stable ride in various sea conditions.
Spacious Interior: For a 36-foot boat, it provides generous living space, including a well-designed salon, galley, and sleeping quarters, making it ideal for extended cruising.
Comfortable Layout: The interior layout maximizes comfort and usability, with ample storage and practical amenities.
Good Sailing Performance: The boat handles well under sail, offering a balance between speed and ease of handling.
Traditional Aesthetic: Classic design appeals to sailors who appreciate timeless styling and craftsmanship.
Cons
Older Design: Being a model from 1981, some aspects of the design and equipment may feel dated compared to modern sailboats.
Maintenance Needs: As with many older vessels, ongoing maintenance and occasional upgrades may be necessary to keep systems and fittings in top condition.
Limited Modern Features: Lacks some of the advanced technology and conveniences found in newer boats, such as modern navigation electronics or energy-efficient systems.
Weight: The boat’s solid construction contributes to a heavier displacement, which may affect acceleration and light-wind performance.
Made For
The 1981 Pearson 365 is ideal for sailors seeking a reliable and comfortable cruiser that balances performance with spacious accommodations. Designed for couples or small families, it offers ample living space and practical features for extended cruising or weekend getaways. Its solid construction and manageable size make it well-suited for both novice and experienced sailors who want a versatile boat for coastal sailing and occasional longer voyages.
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