1987 Precision P23

1987 Precision 23' Sailboat ready to sail comes with a 6 hp tohatsu 4 stroke 2 sets of sails a tandem trailer exterior cushions.

The Precision 23 is a popular, trailerable sailboat designed for recreational cruising. It features a fractional sloop rig, a transom-hung rudder, and a retractable centerboard for shallow draft, allowing beaching and transport on a trailer. The boat is designed for bright and open interiors with a galley and sleeping accommodations for four adults.
Key Features and Specifications:

    Hull Type: Keel/Cbrd.
    Length Overall (LOA): 23' 5"
    Beam: 8' 6"
    Displacement: 2,450 lbs
    Ballast: 850 lbs
    Sail Area: 248 sq ft
    Max Draft (Centerboard down): 5.33 ft (1.62 m)
    Min Draft (Centerboard up): 1.93 ft (0.59 m)
    Mast Height above DWL: 35' 4"
    Designed by: Jim Taylor

Design and Construction:

    The Precision 23 is designed as a "maxi-trailerable" boat, prioritizing usable interior space.

It features a bright and uncluttered interior with a large companionway, multiple cabin ports, and a forward hatch.
The boat is constructed using hand-laid fiberglassing.
It includes a galley with a stainless steel sink, an alcohol-fired stove, and a freshwater system.
A 48 US qt (45 L) Igloo Cooler ice chest is standard equipment