1985 Sabre Sloop Sold Boat in Yarmouth, ME US
Sloop
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32 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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1985 Sabre Sloop | |||||
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| Price | $59,900 | $59,890 | $59,000 | $58,900 | $56,000 |
| Location | Yarmouth | Rockland | Georgetown | Falmouth | Rockland |
| Nominal Length | 32' | 37' | 32' | 35' | 35' |
| Beam | 10' | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 5' | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Nanni | - | Yanmar | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 38 hp | - | 27 hp | 27 hp |
| Days on Market | 8092 | 294 | 352 | 36 | 2 |
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Ballast: 4100
Displacement: 10500
Engines
Total Power: 21
Tanks
Fuel: 20
Fresh Water: 63
Holding: 2
Accommodations
In the forward cabin is a private 6'4" V berth that converts to a double with a filler piece. The head includes a vanity sink with foot pump, pressurized hot and cold shower with an electric sump pump. The main cabin has a fixed dinette table with deep green cushions. There are 6'4" berths port (double) and starboard, a quarterberth, nav station along with the electronic control panel. Lots of storage space available with lockers, drawers and magazine rack. The sole is teak and holly with varnished mahogany throughout the cabin.
- Cockpit Table
- Brass trawler oil lamp
Galley
The Galley is U shaped with Formica countertops with teak trim. A 2 burner gimbaled, CNG stove with oven. A deep stainless steel sink with H/C pressurized water with filter and manual foot pump. The large well insulated ice box has a an overboard discharge pump.
Electrical
The 12 volt system has 2 batteries (2001).
- Disconnect battery switch
- Bulkhead mounted light '03
- Ceiling light
- 4 bulkhead lights
- 2 ceiling fans in main cabin
- Aqua Signal chart table light with dimmer
- Navigational lights
Electronics
- Raytheon Pathfinder SL 70 Radar on a swing bracket '01
- Garmin GPS Map 182 chartplotter binnacle mounted '02
- Garmin 45 GPS with binnacle mount
- Micrologic Mariner Loran
- Autohelm 4000 wheel mounted autopilot rebuilt '03
- Datamarine S-200DL LCD digital depth sounder
- Ritchie binnacle mounted compass
- Horizon VHF radio with mast mounted antenna and cockpit speaker
- Hoizon MST 660 Marine AM/FM radio
- CD player
- Cigarette lighter adapter at Nav Station
Mechanical
All seacocks are bronze and grounded to the keel. A heavy duty lightning ground system connects the mast, chainplates, engine, fuel tank, fuel fill and strut to the keel. 2 water tanks provide fresh water storage for 63 gallons and an additional tank of 30 gallons. There is a diaphragm bilge pump (2000) is recessed into the cockpit wall.
Hull & Deck
The deck is hand laminated fiberglass with a balsa core and molded non-skid surface. The toerails, handrails, coaming caps and trim are solid teak. The companionway hatch has a fiberglass spray hood for protection in foul weather and screens. There are 2 hatches and screens and 4 opening ports with screens, and 4 dorade vents for ventilation. The bottom was stripped and 6 coats of the Interlux Barrier Coat System applied in 2003.
- 10' Achilles inflatable dinghy
- 5 hp Nissan outboard
- Boat Hook
- Flag with teak pole
- Owners manual
- Fortress anchor with chain and rode
- Danforth with chain and rode
- 2 anchor lines 150' & 200'
- 4 dock lines
- Transom boarding ladder
- Lifesling MOB system
- Lifelines with 2 opening gates
- Double rail bow pulpit
- 2 detachable stern pulpit seats
- Davis radar reflector
- Boat cushions
- Dodger
- Cockpit awning
- 3 fenders
- 6 Life jackets
- Teak drink holder
- 2 Fire extinguishers
- Emergency tiller
- CNG locker with 2 tanks
Sails and Rigging
The mast is anodized aluminum and was new in 2001. The internal jib halyard is led to a mast mounted Lewmar #16 winch and the internal main halyard to a mast mounted Lewmar #8 winch. The boom is equipped with 2 sets of jiffy reefing plus an intenal clew outhaul and vinyl covered topping lift. All halyards and topping lift new 2001.
- Fully battened mainsail
- Whisker pole
- Harken Roller Furler 130% genoa
- Multi colored drifter
- Boom Vang
- Working jib
- Jiffy reefing
- Sail cover
- Green dodger with SS bow
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.
Ballast: 4100
Displacement: 10500
Engines
Total Power: 21
Tanks
Fuel: 20
Fresh Water: 63
Holding: 2
Accommodations
In the forward cabin is a private 6'4" V berth that converts to a double with a filler piece. The head includes a vanity sink with foot pump, pressurized hot and cold shower with an electric sump pump. The main cabin has a fixed dinette table with deep green cushions. There are 6'4" berths port (double) and starboard, a quarterberth, nav station along with the electronic control panel. Lots of storage space available with lockers, drawers and magazine rack. The sole is teak and holly with varnished mahogany throughout the cabin.
- Cockpit Table
- Brass trawler oil lamp
Galley
The Galley is U shaped with Formica countertops with teak trim. A 2 burner gimbaled, CNG stove with oven. A deep stainless steel sink with H/C pressurized water with filter and manual foot pump. The large well insulated ice box has a an overboard discharge pump.
Electrical
The 12 volt system has 2 batteries (2001).
- Disconnect battery switch
- Bulkhead mounted light '03
- Ceiling light
- 4 bulkhead lights
- 2 ceiling fans in main cabin
- Aqua Signal chart table light with dimmer
- Navigational lights
Electronics
- Raytheon Pathfinder SL 70 Radar on a swing bracket '01
- Garmin GPS Map 182 chartplotter binnacle mounted '02
- Garmin 45 GPS with binnacle mount
- Micrologic Mariner Loran
- Autohelm 4000 wheel mounted autopilot rebuilt '03
- Datamarine S-200DL LCD digital depth sounder
- Ritchie binnacle mounted compass
- Horizon VHF radio with mast mounted antenna and cockpit speaker
- Hoizon MST 660 Marine AM/FM radio
- CD player
- Cigarette lighter adapter at Nav Station
Mechanical
All seacocks are bronze and grounded to the keel. A heavy duty lightning ground system connects the mast, chainplates, engine, fuel tank, fuel fill and strut to the keel. 2 water tanks provide fresh water storage for 63 gallons and an additional tank of 30 gallons. There is a diaphragm bilge pump (2000) is recessed into the cockpit wall.
Hull & Deck
The deck is hand laminated fiberglass with a balsa core and molded non-skid surface. The toerails, handrails, coaming caps and trim are solid teak. The companionway hatch has a fiberglass spray hood for protection in foul weather and screens. There are 2 hatches and screens and 4 opening ports with screens, and 4 dorade vents for ventilation. The bottom was stripped and 6 coats of the Interlux Barrier Coat System applied in 2003.
- 10' Achilles inflatable dinghy
- 5 hp Nissan outboard
- Boat Hook
- Flag with teak pole
- Owners manual
- Fortress anchor with chain and rode
- Danforth with chain and rode
- 2 anchor lines 150' & 200'
- 4 dock lines
- Transom boarding ladder
- Lifesling MOB system
- Lifelines with 2 opening gates
- Double rail bow pulpit
- 2 detachable stern pulpit seats
- Davis radar reflector
- Boat cushions
- Dodger
- Cockpit awning
- 3 fenders
- 6 Life jackets
- Teak drink holder
- 2 Fire extinguishers
- Emergency tiller
- CNG locker with 2 tanks
Sails and Rigging
The mast is anodized aluminum and was new in 2001. The internal jib halyard is led to a mast mounted Lewmar #16 winch and the internal main halyard to a mast mounted Lewmar #8 winch. The boom is equipped with 2 sets of jiffy reefing plus an intenal clew outhaul and vinyl covered topping lift. All halyards and topping lift new 2001.
- Fully battened mainsail
- Whisker pole
- Harken Roller Furler 130% genoa
- Multi colored drifter
- Boom Vang
- Working jib
- Jiffy reefing
- Sail cover
- Green dodger with SS bow
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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The 1985 Sabre Sloop has garnered a loyal following among sailing enthusiasts, with many customers praising its combination of performance, craftsmanship, and timeless design
Here are some key points that sailors often highlight in their reviews: 1. Sailing Performance: Many users appreciate the Sloop’s agility and responsiveness on the water. Its balanced sail plan and well-designed hull provide a smooth sailing experience, making it suitable for both coastal cruising and more adventurous passages. 2. Build Quality: Owners commend the high-quality construction typical of Sabre yachts. The solid fiberglass hull and attention to detail in the interior finishing contribute to the boat’s durability and elegance. 3. Comfort and Space: Feedback often emphasizes the comfortable layout and spacious interior. With thoughtful design in the cabin, many appreciate the ample headroom and the efficient use of space, making it an ideal platform for weekend getaways or extended cruising. 4. Ease of Handling: The 1985 Sabre Sloop is recognized for being easy to handle, even by smaller crews. Features like the manageable rigging and balanced helm contribute to a pleasant experience for both seasoned sailors and newcomers alike. 5. Classic Aesthetic: The timeless design is often praised, blending classic lines with modern functionality. Many owners find that the aesthetic appeal of the boat turns heads in the marina. Overall, customers tend to have a strong affinity for the 1985 Sabre Sloop, noting its impressive blend of performance, quality, and elegance, making it a cherished vessel in their sailing adventures.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
Pros
Quality Craftsmanship: Built by Sabre Yachts, known for their high-quality construction and attention to detail, the 1985 Sabre Sloop is a testament to expert craftsmanship.
Exceptional Sailing Performance: This model features a well-balanced hull design, allowing for excellent sailing performance in a variety of wind conditions. Its responsive steering makes it a joy to sail.
Spacious Interior: The 1985 Sabre Sloop typically offers a roomy interior layout with ample headroom, a comfortable saloon, and a functional galley, making it ideal for both day sailing and extended cruising.
Strong Reputation: The Sabre Sloop has a strong reputation among sailing enthusiasts, offering a blend of performance and comfort that is highly regarded in the sailing community.
Durability: Constructed with robust materials, the 1985 Sabre Sloop is designed to withstand the test of time, making it a reliable choice for both novice and experienced sailors.
Cons
Maintenance Requirements: Like many older boats, the 1985 Sabre Sloop may require regular maintenance and occasional upgrades, which can be time-consuming and costly.
Older Technology: Depending on the specific model and prior owner updates, outdated systems and equipment may require modernization to enhance functionality and safety.
Limited Speed Compared to Modern Designs: While the Sabre Sloop performs well, it may not match the speed and efficiency of newer designs that incorporate advanced materials and technology.
Size Constraints: While spacious for its class, potential owners should consider whether the size and layout meet their specific needs for accommodation and storage.
Market Availability: As a model from 1985, finding a specific Sabre Sloop for sale may require extensive searching, particularly for well-maintained examples.
Made For
The 1985 Sabre Sloop is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of performance, comfort, and classic craftsmanship. Ideal for both experienced sailors and those looking to step up their sailing game, this vessel caters to a variety of needs. Whether you’re planning weekend getaways, coastal cruising, or competitive racing, this sloop offers exceptional handling and stability. Its spacious cockpit and well-thought-out interior make it perfect for family outings or social sails with friends. Coupled with its timeless design and quality construction, the 1985 Sabre Sloop appeals to those who value tradition in sailing while enjoying modern amenities. It’s not just a boat; it’s an opportunity to create lasting memories on the water.
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