1973 pearson yachts Sold Boat in Portsmouth, RI US
Built in 1973
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33 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Length at Waterline: 29
Beam: 10
Max Draft: 4'6"/6'
Engines
Total Power: 24
Cruising Speed: 6 KT
Max Speed: 7 KT
Accommodations
Starting forward is a private V-berth that accommodates two with a large opening hatch. Aft is a enclosed head with a opening port and hot and cold pressure water including a hand held shower and S.S sink. The main cabin is large with a pedistal table and will sleep four people. The galley is L-shaped and features a S.S. sink with pressure hot and cold water, icebox and a Kenyon two burner alcohol stove with oven. Located on the starboard side is a seperate icebox with Sea Frost holding plate refrigeration and lots of counter space.
Rigging
Aluminum spar with two S.S. Barient winches mounted on the mast, two Barient S.S. #26 as primary, one Barient on cabintop for mainsheet. Harken roller furling on headstay.
Electronics
Furuno 1721 radar mounted on Questus S.S. model 400 backstay unit, Magellon 3000 GPS, Standard depth sounder, Icom VHF, Kenyon water and wind speed, Autohelm auto pilot, AM/FM stereo with tape and a Manavox 5" color TV with mast antenna.
Electrical
110 volt shore power with shore cord, (2) 12 volt electical panels with battery selector switch, (2) size 27 deep cycle batteries new in '99, 110v outlets and 12v lighting thoughout.
Sails
Main (Dacron) with (2) reef points, 130% genoa (Mylar) and a working jib.
Hull & Deck
All thru hulls replaced in 1997 with Wilcox bronze unitsand custom S.S. cage around prop to aviod pots.
Galley
Sea Frost holding plate refrigeration 110v or engine driven, hot and cold pressure water, manaul pump, (2) seperate ice boxes and lots of counter space
Additional
"Windigo" on a scales of 1 to 10 is a 10. Her current owners are the original and have spared no expence to keep her in bristol condition. She has Edson pedistal steering including a Ritchie SP 1 compass and a brake, 1998 Yanmar Diesel with 350hrs, Cambell Sailer (3) blade prop, Custom S.S. cage prop protector, Raritan 6gal hot water tank new in '98 for 110v or engine, Custom S.S. bow pulpitwith a Bruce 34lb anchor, Danforth 13lb stern anchor, Questus S.S. model 400 backstay radar mount, Offshore Marine S.S. dingy davits, cockpit cushions, Sunbrella dodger with side curtins 1998, large Sunbrella cockpit awning 1998, custom S.S. folding swim ladder, brass clipper oil lantern and outboard motor mount.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Length at Waterline: 29
Beam: 10
Max Draft: 4'6"/6'
Engines
Total Power: 24
Cruising Speed: 6 KT
Max Speed: 7 KT
Accommodations
Starting forward is a private V-berth that accommodates two with a large opening hatch. Aft is a enclosed head with a opening port and hot and cold pressure water including a hand held shower and S.S sink. The main cabin is large with a pedistal table and will sleep four people. The galley is L-shaped and features a S.S. sink with pressure hot and cold water, icebox and a Kenyon two burner alcohol stove with oven. Located on the starboard side is a seperate icebox with Sea Frost holding plate refrigeration and lots of counter space.
Rigging
Aluminum spar with two S.S. Barient winches mounted on the mast, two Barient S.S. #26 as primary, one Barient on cabintop for mainsheet. Harken roller furling on headstay.
Electronics
Furuno 1721 radar mounted on Questus S.S. model 400 backstay unit, Magellon 3000 GPS, Standard depth sounder, Icom VHF, Kenyon water and wind speed, Autohelm auto pilot, AM/FM stereo with tape and a Manavox 5" color TV with mast antenna.
Electrical
110 volt shore power with shore cord, (2) 12 volt electical panels with battery selector switch, (2) size 27 deep cycle batteries new in '99, 110v outlets and 12v lighting thoughout.
Sails
Main (Dacron) with (2) reef points, 130% genoa (Mylar) and a working jib.
Hull & Deck
All thru hulls replaced in 1997 with Wilcox bronze unitsand custom S.S. cage around prop to aviod pots.
Galley
Sea Frost holding plate refrigeration 110v or engine driven, hot and cold pressure water, manaul pump, (2) seperate ice boxes and lots of counter space
Additional
"Windigo" on a scales of 1 to 10 is a 10. Her current owners are the original and have spared no expence to keep her in bristol condition. She has Edson pedistal steering including a Ritchie SP 1 compass and a brake, 1998 Yanmar Diesel with 350hrs, Cambell Sailer (3) blade prop, Custom S.S. cage prop protector, Raritan 6gal hot water tank new in '98 for 110v or engine, Custom S.S. bow pulpitwith a Bruce 34lb anchor, Danforth 13lb stern anchor, Questus S.S. model 400 backstay radar mount, Offshore Marine S.S. dingy davits, cockpit cushions, Sunbrella dodger with side curtins 1998, large Sunbrella cockpit awning 1998, custom S.S. folding swim ladder, brass clipper oil lantern and outboard motor mount.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Customers consistently praise the 1973 Pearson Yachts for their classic design and sturdy construction
Owners often highlight the spacious interior layout, which offers comfort for extended cruising. Many appreciate the solid fiberglass hull that provides durability and a smooth sailing experience. The balanced sail plan and responsive handling make it a favorite among both novice and experienced sailors. Additionally, the timeless aesthetic and well-crafted woodwork add to the yacht's charm, making it a beloved choice for those seeking a reliable and elegant vessel from the early 1970s.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1973 Pearson Yachts models are classic sailboats that have earned a reputation for their solid construction and timeless design. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons of these vintage vessels:
Pros
Sturdy Construction: Built with fiberglass, the 1973 Pearson yachts are known for their durability and long-lasting hull integrity.
Classic Design: Featuring traditional lines and a spacious cockpit, these boats offer a nostalgic charm appreciated by many sailing enthusiasts.
Comfortable Interior: The layout typically includes ample cabin space with practical accommodations for cruising, making them suitable for weekend trips or extended voyages.
Sailing Performance: Designed for steady and manageable sailing, they handle well in a variety of conditions, ideal for both novice and experienced sailors.
Community and Parts Availability: Due to their popularity, there is a supportive community of owners and availability of replacement parts, which helps in maintenance and restoration.
Cons
Aging Equipment: Being older vessels, many 1973 models may require updates or replacements of rigging, electronics, and mechanical systems to ensure safety and reliability.
Weight and Speed: Compared to modern designs, these boats tend to be heavier and slower, which might not appeal to sailors looking for high-performance sailing.
Maintenance: Older fiberglass hulls can develop issues such as gelcoat cracks or osmotic blisters, necessitating regular upkeep.
Limited Modern Amenities: Interiors may lack some of the conveniences found in contemporary yachts, such as advanced navigation systems or optimized storage solutions.
Resale Value: While they hold classic appeal, resale prices may be lower compared to newer models, depending on condition and upgrades.
Made For
The 1973 Pearson Yachts are ideal for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic design combined with reliable performance. These boats are perfect for cruisers seeking a sturdy and comfortable vessel for coastal and offshore adventures. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a passionate beginner, the 1973 Pearson offers spacious accommodations and solid craftsmanship, making it well-suited for family outings, weekend getaways, and extended voyages. Its timeless appeal attracts those who value both tradition and functionality in a sailing yacht.
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