1982 Pearson 424 Sold Boat in Jacksonville, FL US
Built in 1982
424
1 Engine (Beta)
42 feet
Other
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $68,000 | $69,900 | $65,500 | $62,500 |
| Location | Jacksonville | Green Cove Springs | Merritt Island | Indiantown |
| Nominal Length | 42' | 40' | 41' | 45' |
| Beam | 13' | - | - | - |
| Draft | 5' | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Beta | Perkins | Yanmar | Ford Leahman |
| Total Engine Power | 50 hp | 66 hp | 77 hp | 80 hp |
| Days on Market | 170 | 315 | 1 | 354 |
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"Slow Ryde" is a blue water offshore cruiser/liveaboard, ready to take you anywhere you desire. She is completely set up for single-handing with furling jib, mainsail halyard, and reef lines led to 2-speed self-tailing winches in cockpit; remote controlled electric windlass; auto pilot; outboard motor hoist; and jack lines. Main and mizzen sails drop right into their Doyle stack pack with lazy jacks.
The low hours Beta Marine Kubota diesel boasts 50 hp for reliable, strong motoring in fast currents. There's a built in hand pump for quick, easy oil changes. It also has a 100 amp high output alternator.
"Slow Ryde" has excellent interior accommodations in a private, 2-cabin layout. Aft and midship companionways allow easy access to main salon and owner's stateroom. From the aft companionway you enter the private captain's quarters which has a double Pullman berth to port and a full navigation station to starboard. Galley is u-shaped with propane 3-burner gimbaled stove/oven with safety valve and switch. It features two large, deep stainless steel sinks, hot/cold pressurized water, 2 foot pumps, large refrigerator/freezer, and microwave. Provisioning is accommodated with 30+ storage lockers throughout the boat.
The head is well ventilated and has a separate shower stall with bench seat. Salon has an additional entry hatch with stairs, long bench settees to port and starboard, teak dining table center. Forward cabin has a large v-berth, vanity sink, hanging locker, and a plethora of drawers.
Boat ventilation consists of 10 opening ports, 5 opening hatches, dorade vent and 2 companionway hatches. To help move the air about, there are 3, 2-speed fans. Or, what the heck, you can just run the air conditioning.
Her large battery bank is kept charged by 2, 135-watt solar panels mounted in a custom frame above the bimini top. An Air Breeze wind generator is mounted to mizzen mast. And for off the grid use of the 2 A/C units and microwave there's a 7.5 kw Northern Lights Lugger diesel generator.
"Slow Ryde" sails beautifully, and being a ketch allows easy sail handling and provides numerous sail combinations for different wind/sea conditions. The cruising spinnaker can be single handed with use of autopilot.
“Slow Ryde” is a blue water offshore cruiser/liveaboard, ready to take you anywhere you desire. She is completely set up for single-handing with furling jib, mainsail halyard, and reef lines led to 2-speed self-tailing winches in cockpit; remote controlled electric windlass; auto pilot; outboard motor hoist; and jack lines. Main and mizzen sails drop right into their Doyle stack pack with lazy jacks.
The low hours Beta Marine Kubota diesel boasts 50 hp for reliable, strong motoring in fast currents. There’s a built in hand pump for quick, easy oil changes. It also has a 100 amp high output alternator.
“Slow Ryde” has excellent interior accommodations in a private, 2-cabin layout. Aft and midship companionways allow easy access to main salon and owner’s stateroom. From the aft companionway you enter the private captain’s quarters which has a double Pullman berth to port and a full navigation station to starboard. Galley is u-shaped with propane 3-burner gimbaled stove/oven with safety valve and switch. It features two large, deep stainless steel sinks, hot/cold pressurized water, 2 foot pumps, large refrigerator/freezer, and microwave. Provisioning is accommodated with 30+ storage lockers throughout the boat.
The head is well ventilated and has a separate shower stall with bench seat. Salon has an additional entry hatch with stairs, long bench settees to port and starboard, teak dining table center. Forward cabin has a large v-berth, vanity sink, hanging locker, and a plethora of drawers.
Boat ventilation consists of 10 opening ports, 5 opening hatches, dorade vent and 2 companionway hatches. To help move the air about, there are 3, 2-speed fans. Or, what the heck, you can just run the air conditioning.
Her large battery bank is kept charged by 2, 135-watt solar panels mounted in a custom frame above the bimini top. An Air Breeze wind generator is mounted to mizzen mast. And for off the grid use of the 2 A/C units and microwave there’s a 7.5 kw Northern Lights Lugger diesel generator.
“Slow Ryde” sails beautifully, and being a ketch allows easy sail handling and provides numerous sail combinations for different wind/sea conditions. The cruising spinnaker can be single handed with use of autopilot.
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The 1982 Pearson 424 has garnered a reputation among sailing enthusiasts for its solid construction and excellent performance on the water
Customers often highlight the boat's spacious interior, which provides ample room for both relaxation and entertaining. The design features a comfortable layout, including a well-equipped galley and generous sleeping quarters, making it a great choice for both short trips and longer voyages. Many users note the stability and seaworthiness of the Pearson 424, praising its ability to handle various sea conditions with ease. Sailors appreciate the vessel's responsive sailing characteristics, allowing for smooth navigation whether cruising or racing. Additionally, the classic aesthetic and thoughtful craftsmanship of the Pearson 424 are frequently mentioned, with owners expressing pride in the boat's timeless design. Overall, feedback indicates that the 1982 Pearson 424 is a beloved choice for both seasoned sailors and newcomers alike, offering a delightful balance of comfort, performance, and reliability.
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The 1982 Pearson 424 is a versatile cruising sailboat designed for sailors who desire a blend of performance, comfort, and reliability on the water. This vessel is ideal for a range of sailing enthusiasts, including: 1. Cruisers: The spacious interior and ample storage make the Pearson 424 perfect for long passages or extended cruising. Its layout is designed to provide comfort and functionality, making it a home away from home for sailors seeking adventure. 2. Families: With its generous sleeping accommodations and safe, stable sailing characteristics, the Pearson 424 is well-suited for family outings. Parents can enjoy peace of mind knowing their loved ones are onboard a boat designed for safety and ease of handling. 3. Weekend Sailors: Whether for day sails or weekend getaways, this sailboat offers a comfortable and enjoyable sailing experience. The intuitive design ensures that sailors of varying experience levels can operate the boat with confidence. 4. Liveaboards: Those looking to live aboard will appreciate the thoughtful amenities and livability of the Pearson 424. Its well-proportioned galley, head, and spacious salon create an inviting atmosphere for everyday living. 5. Adventurous Sailors: The Pearson 424 is built to handle a variety of sea conditions, making it attractive for those who frequently venture into different waters. Its performance-oriented design ensures that it can be enjoyed in both light winds and more challenging conditions. Overall, the 1982 Pearson 424 provides a reliable and comfortable option for sailors who appreciate both aesthetics and practicality, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore the open waters.
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