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1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter Sold Boat in Clearwater, FL US
Built in 1971
Custom Cutter
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37 feet
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Wooden
built in Shelby Bay, Maryland by and for the boatyards owner in 1971. Constructed of 1 and 1/2 inch fir planking over large sawn white oak ribs.It
came with an original Fiberglassed Deck and Cabin top,Mahoganey rub and caprails, hatch and cokpit coamings,Oak deck beams,Sitka Sruce Spars,Bronze
rudder,bronze 2 speed self-tailing winches,bronze portholes,A recent repower, Yanmar(3QM30F 30hp diesel engine)with a factory rebuilt transmission.New
interior includes-settees-folding table-galley-countertops-sink-faucet-
refridgerater-microwave-plumbing-Stair 54 gallon watertank-compass-1500 wattinverter-VHF radio-light fixtures-wiring-Sails 2/Sets ,Original Red Tanbark
North Set,plus Newer 1998 White Set by North with 2/Genoas,130+110 Harken
Roller Furling,Edson steering gear,Standard globalmap,GPS/Plotter with many
chips,Hull and Structure is perfect(zero rot)New deluxe bottom paint. After many years the owner decided to install a small beautiful Mermaid A/C unit.It
chill you to the bone on those sweltering summer days. This vessal was originally built to be a Chesapeak Bay Oyster Boat and spent some time there before ending up in florida to enjoy the beautiful Gulf waters.If you love
historical beauty,and wood craftmanship,you must see this vessal.Wether you
are a daysailer,weekender,or liveaboard/cruiser she will fulfill your dreams.P.S. The owner informs us their is no "WOOD ROT" anywhere!!!!
built in Shelby Bay, Maryland by and for the boatyards owner in 1971. Constructed of 1 and 1/2 inch fir planking over large sawn white oak ribs.It
came with an original Fiberglassed Deck and Cabin top,Mahoganey rub and caprails, hatch and cokpit coamings,Oak deck beams,Sitka Sruce Spars,Bronze
rudder,bronze 2 speed self-tailing winches,bronze portholes,A recent repower, Yanmar(3QM30F 30hp diesel engine)with a factory rebuilt transmission.New
interior includes-settees-folding table-galley-countertops-sink-faucet-
refridgerater-microwave-plumbing-Stair 54 gallon watertank-compass-1500 wattinverter-VHF radio-light fixtures-wiring-Sails 2/Sets ,Original Red Tanbark
North Set,plus Newer 1998 White Set by North with 2/Genoas,130+110 Harken
Roller Furling,Edson steering gear,Standard globalmap,GPS/Plotter with many
chips,Hull and Structure is perfect(zero rot)New deluxe bottom paint. After many years the owner decided to install a small beautiful Mermaid A/C unit.It
chill you to the bone on those sweltering summer days. This vessal was originally built to be a Chesapeak Bay Oyster Boat and spent some time there before ending up in florida to enjoy the beautiful Gulf waters.If you love
historical beauty,and wood craftmanship,you must see this vessal.Wether you
are a daysailer,weekender,or liveaboard/cruiser she will fulfill your dreams.P.S. The owner informs us their is no "WOOD ROT" anywhere!!!!
Overview from around the web 1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter
Customers praise the 1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter for its classic design and solid craftsmanship
Many highlight its sturdy construction and reliable performance under sail, noting that it handles well in a variety of conditions. Owners appreciate the spacious cockpit and comfortable interior layout, making it ideal for both day sailing and extended cruises. The cutter rig is often mentioned for its versatility and ease of sail management. Overall, users value the combination of timeless style and practical functionality that the 1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter offers.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter offers a number of advantages and a few considerations to keep in mind:
Pros
Classic Design: The Skipjack Custom Cutter features timeless lines and a traditional cutter rig, appealing to sailors who appreciate classic aesthetics and sailing performance.
Solid Construction: Built in 1971, this model is known for its sturdy craftsmanship and durable materials, providing reliability and longevity.
Spacious Interior: Despite its classic design, the boat offers a comfortable and well-thought-out interior layout suitable for extended cruising.
Good Sailing Performance: The cutter rig provides versatility in sail handling and balance, making it suitable for various wind conditions.
Proven Offshore Capability: This model has a reputation for seaworthiness, making it a solid choice for coastal cruising and offshore passages.
Cons
Older Design: Being a vintage boat, some aspects of the design and onboard systems may be outdated compared to modern yachts.
Maintenance Requirements: As with many classic boats, ongoing maintenance and occasional upgrades may be necessary to keep the vessel in optimal condition.
Weight and Handling: The heavier displacement typical of this era can result in slower acceleration and may require more effort when maneuvering in tight spaces.
Limited Modern Amenities: The boat may lack some of the contemporary conveniences and technology found in newer models.
Made For
The 1971 Skipjack Custom Cutter is ideal for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship combined with reliable performance. Designed for those seeking a sturdy and elegant vessel, it suits sailors interested in coastal cruising, weekend adventures, or extended voyages. Its timeless design and solid construction make it perfect for individuals who value traditional aesthetics alongside practical sailing capabilities.
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