1981 Tartan 33 Sold Boat in Grand Isle, VT 05458 US
33
1 Engine (Universal)
33 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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1981 Tartan 33 | ||||
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| Price | $26,000 | $25,000 | $27,500 | $27,950 |
| Location | Grand Isle | Charlotte | Charlotte | Shelburne |
| Nominal Length | - | 36' | 34' | 34' |
| Engine Make | Universal | Westerbeke | Universal | Westerbeke |
| Total Engine Power | 24 hp | - | 24 hp | 27 hp |
| Days on Market | 731 | 323 | 501 | 549 |
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1981 Tartan 33
- Moderate draft Scheel keel version
- Universal diesel
- well cared for fresh water vessel
- Lee Dacron Mainsail
- Lee Dacron 150% Genoa
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Vee Berth forward, head with shower compartment, main cabin with settee to starboard that converts to double berth, wide quarter berth aft to port, galley is aft to starboard.
- Newer interior cushion covers (2015) aft,
- Forward custom tufted topper for vee berth (2106)
- LED interior lights throughout
- Headroom 6'2"
- Stereo
Galley
- Origo 2 burner alcohol stove with oven
- Sink
- Icebox
- Pressure hot and cold water system
- 6 gal hot water tank (2016)
- 30 gallon fresh water tank under stbd settee
Head
- Vanity and sink
- Hanging locker to stbd, drawers and hanging locker to port
- Raritan electric marine head (2011)
- New 37 gallon holding tank & hoses (2021)
- 12v DC system
- (3) 12v batteries
- New batteries(2021): configured as 2 banks, house bank and starting bank:
- Bank 1-two group 31 batts for house;
- Bank 2-one Group 27 battery for starting
- Xantrex “TrueCharge2” 20A 12VDC - 3 banks/batteries with temp sensor
- All mast wiring replaced (2012)
- Battery parallel switch: Off, House bank, Starting bank
- 110v AC system
- shore power cord
- Edson Wheel steering, rebuilt (2014) new cables, brakes, thimbles
- Emergency tiller
- Replace original Hurth transmission with ZF Marine (ZF 12M 2.1:1) (2018)
- Replace engine cooling hoses, thermostat and temp gauge (2019)
- PYI dripless stuffing box (2011)
- New SS prop shaft (2011)
- New engine mounts (2010)
- New 1100 gph automatic bilge pump (2017)
- New exhaust hoses (2017)
- New scupper drain hoses (2017)
- Relocate exhaust outlet above waterline (201?)
- Automatic bilge pump
- Manual bilge pump
- Bilge blower
- (2) fuel filters
- (3) CO2 fire extinguishers
- Tank sensor system (2013) fresh water and black water tanks
- Aluminum mast, steps on keel
- Lee Dacron mainsail, fair useable condition
- Lee Dacron 150% Genoa, fair useable condition
- New self-tailing Lewmar 40 winches (x2) in cockpit (2017)
- Furlex roller furling, refurbished (2016)
- Boom vang
- Backstay adjuster
- Mainsheet traveler
- Raymarine A67 Multifunction display (2017, compatible depth transducer included but not installed)
- Depth sounder (2014) with new thru hull transducer
- Standard Horizon GX1600 VHF radio (2017)
- Autohelm 4000 autopilot
- Windex
- Raymarine “T101-916” wireless wind system
- Delta 22 anchor with 200' rode and 30' chain
- Lewmar SS Bow roller (2011)
- Deck wash down pump (2008)
- Dodger (2013)
- New “glass” in dodger (2021)
- Bimini (2013)
- Hatch tent for forward hatch
- Hatch screens
- Cockpit cushions
- Roomy Lazerette
- Life ring
- Swim ladder
- (4) life jackets
- (5) fenders
- (5) docklines
- Steel cradle
- Custom two piece winter cover “Topgun” fabric - (2012)
- Bottom stripped - refinished with interlux barrier coat (2007) VC17 bottom finish Bottom painted annually with VC-17
- New head & galley faucets (2012)
- New Lewmar forward hatch (2015)
- Refurbished main cabin Bomar hatch (2016)
- Rudder completely rebuilt (2018)
- New hull liner material (2013) bow and quarter berth areas
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 Tartan 33 from 1981 continues to receive positive feedback from sailors and boating enthusiasts
Customers frequently praise its exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, highlighting the robust build quality that Tartan is known for. Many owners appreciate the solid performance and handling on the water, making it a favored choice for both cruising and racing. Sailors often comment on the spacious interior layout, which provides a comfortable living space for extended trips. The combination of functionality and classic styling is a recurring theme in reviews, with many noting the well-thought-out galley and ample storage options. Moreover, the Tartan 33’s stability and ease of sailing appeal to both new and experienced sailors alike. Its responsive sailing characteristics are mentioned often, making it enjoyable for a wide range of sailing conditions. Overall, the Tartan 33 is regarded as a reliable and versatile vessel that offers a great balance of performance and comfort.
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The 1981 Tartan 33 is a fantastic choice for sailors seeking a blend of classic design, solid performance, and comfortable cruising capabilities. This model is ideal for both novice sailors looking to gain confidence on the water and experienced mariners seeking a reliable vessel for coastal cruising or weekend adventures. Its well-balanced hull and responsive sailing characteristics make it enjoyable to handle in various conditions, making it appealing to those who appreciate a true sailing experience. The spacious and well-appointed interior caters to families or small groups, providing a cozy refuge after a day on the water. With a legacy of quality craftsmanship and attention to detail, the Tartan 33 holds its own as a timeless classic that resonates with those who value tradition, style, and functionality in cruising yachts. Whether you’re planning extended voyages or leisurely day sails, the 1981 Tartan 33 is designed to meet your sailing needs with elegance and reliability.
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We are a Vermont based yacht brokerage located at Shelburne Shipyard established in 1973 and corporate members of YBAA. Now in our 46th year of business we represent a wide range of both sail and power boats. Let our knowledge and expertise assist you in buying or selling your sail or power boat.
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