1979 Tartan 37 Sold Boat in Green Cove Springs, FL US
Built in 1979
37
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37 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1979 Tartan 37 | ||||||
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| Price | $69,500 | $69,900 | $69,970 | $72,000 | $72,000 | $65,000 |
| Location | Green Cove Springs | Green Cove Springs | Niceville | Port Charlotte | Port Charlotte | Port Charlotte |
| Nominal Length | 37' | 39' | 32' | 34' | 34' | 37' |
| Beam | 12' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 7' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Yanmar | Yanmar | - | Yanmar | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | - | 55 hp | 21 hp | - | 30 hp | 50 hp |
| Days on Market | 2483 | 174 | 170 | 306 | 305 | 650 |
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Other 1979 Tartan 37 For Sale in Florida, United States
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Tartan built the 37 "Swing Keel/Centerboard" line of boats from 1976 thru 1989. It is a very popular well designed boat, easy to sail, with an unique elongated stern profile; 486 were built, Nemea is hull 162. The Tartan 37 has a well deserved reputation as very sturdy, well built and very seaworthy "blue water' boat. Nemea is a very well equipped, well cared for and seaworthy (Blue Water) example of the Tartan 37. She has a spacious warm interior. The wood panels and fixtures are in good condition, the cushions are in very good condition, and the sleeping cushions are new "memory foam". The Tartan "swing keel" centerboard design enables Nemea to navigate shoal areas such as the ICW and Bahamas, yet with the centerboard down, she performs as a stable, seaworthy blue water yacht. Nemea has recently undergone a significant refit, making her well equipped and immediately ready to 'live aboard", and/or to cruise the open ocean, the Caribbean or where ever one yearns to sail.
Major Upgrades & Improvements
- 2014 Beta Marine (Kubuto) 38 Hp diesel, 1600 hrs. (Max Prop, folding prop).
- 2014 all new standing rigging
- 2014 Rudder rebuilt (skeg hung)
- 2019 new Lewmar (2) "Ocean Series" hatches
- 2014/2016 new batteries
- Solar Panels & Wind Generator
- RIB Mercury Dinghy (2006) w/ 8 hp Yamaha motor
- AIS, Ham/SSB Radio w/Pactor Modem
- Liferaft
- Electric Windlass
- Custom SS Bow Pulpit
- Rocna, Delta & CQR anchors
- Marine Radios: ICOM VHF IC-M504 w/command mic and AIS (trans/Rec), ICOM Ham/SSB radio w/Pactor modem: IC-706MKIIG (weather fax, email & text capability), also two handheld VHF units.
- Stereo: CD, Clarion M309 (2009), MP3/iPod-iPhone, Polyplanar cabin speakers.
- Navigation:: Standard Horizon Chartplotter CP300 (2009), Radar Raytheon Pathfinder 1200, Wind Speed & Direction Raymarine ST60 (2008), Depth sounder Raymarine ST60 (2008) .
- Off shore power: Air Breeze 200 watt Wind generator (2009) & Ecosol Flexible 230 Watts Solar panels (2009).
- Lighting: LED interior lites, Lunasea Tricolor/masthead lite (2017)
- Battery Charger: Promariner 60 amp (2014)
- New prop shaft (2014)
- New custom SS Bow pulpit
- Magna Gas grill
- New waste tank
- Bottom paint, Petit (2019)
- Ground Tackle: Rocna w/100 ft chain + line, Delta w/100 ft chain & line
- Life raft: Plastimo Cruiser ORC (2010) 4 person in canister.
- Dinghy (2006): Mercury Marine 4 person Dinghy w/oars & 8 HP Yamaha outboard, Dinghy Davits and integrated motor hoist and motor mount.
- Sails: Main, 120% Genoa, storm jib, Asymetrical spinnaker; all in good condition. Bimini & Dodger(2010) w/connector canvas in good condition
- Stove/oven: Seaward Gas 3 burner stove w/oven.
- Berths: Vee berth, one crew bunk, quarter berth and convertible salon couches.
- Large closed shower & Head
- Lots of storage
- Good large refrigerator
- Hot water heater
- Dual cabin heating system (Wabasco & Hydronic).
Tartan built the 37 "Swing Keel/Centerboard" line of boats from 1976 thru 1989. It is a very popular well designed boat, easy to sail, with an unique elongated stern profile; 486 were built, Nemea is hull 162. The Tartan 37 has a well deserved reputation as very sturdy, well built and very seaworthy "blue water' boat. Nemea is a very well equipped, well cared for and seaworthy (Blue Water) example of the Tartan 37. She has a spacious warm interior. The wood panels and fixtures are in good condition, the cushions are in very good condition, and the sleeping cushions are new "memory foam". The Tartan "swing keel" centerboard design enables Nemea to navigate shoal areas such as the ICW and Bahamas, yet with the centerboard down, she performs as a stable, seaworthy blue water yacht. Nemea has recently undergone a significant refit, making her well equipped and immediately ready to 'live aboard", and/or to cruise the open ocean, the Caribbean or where ever one yearns to sail.
Major Upgrades & Improvements
- 2014 Beta Marine (Kubuto) 38 Hp diesel, 1600 hrs. (Max Prop, folding prop).
- 2014 all new standing rigging
- 2014 Rudder rebuilt (skeg hung)
- 2019 new Lewmar (2) "Ocean Series" hatches
- 2014/2016 new batteries
- Solar Panels & Wind Generator
- RIB Mercury Dinghy (2006) w/ 8 hp Yamaha motor
- AIS, Ham/SSB Radio w/Pactor Modem
- Liferaft
- Electric Windlass
- Custom SS Bow Pulpit
- Rocna, Delta & CQR anchors
- Marine Radios: ICOM VHF IC-M504 w/command mic and AIS (trans/Rec), ICOM Ham/SSB radio w/Pactor modem: IC-706MKIIG (weather fax, email & text capability), also two handheld VHF units.
- Stereo: CD, Clarion M309 (2009), MP3/iPod-iPhone, Polyplanar cabin speakers.
- Navigation:: Standard Horizon Chartplotter CP300 (2009), Radar Raytheon Pathfinder 1200, Wind Speed & Direction Raymarine ST60 (2008), Depth sounder Raymarine ST60 (2008) .
- Off shore power: Air Breeze 200 watt Wind generator (2009) & Ecosol Flexible 230 Watts Solar panels (2009).
- Lighting: LED interior lites, Lunasea Tricolor/masthead lite (2017)
- Battery Charger: Promariner 60 amp (2014)
- New prop shaft (2014)
- New custom SS Bow pulpit
- Magna Gas grill
- New waste tank
- Bottom paint, Petit (2019)
- Ground Tackle: Rocna w/100 ft chain + line, Delta w/100 ft chain & line
- Life raft: Plastimo Cruiser ORC (2010) 4 person in canister.
- Dinghy (2006): Mercury Marine 4 person Dinghy w/oars & 8 HP Yamaha outboard, Dinghy Davits and integrated motor hoist and motor mount.
- Sails: Main, 120% Genoa, storm jib, Asymetrical spinnaker; all in good condition. Bimini & Dodger(2010) w/connector canvas in good condition
- Stove/oven: Seaward Gas 3 burner stove w/oven.
- Berths: Vee berth, one crew bunk, quarter berth and convertible salon couches.
- Large closed shower & Head
- Lots of storage
- Good large refrigerator
- Hot water heater
- Dual cabin heating system (Wabasco & Hydronic).
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Customers have consistently praised the 1979 Tartan 37 for its classic design and sturdy construction
Many boat owners appreciate its impressive sailing performance, highlighting the vessel's ability to handle various wind conditions with ease. The solid fiberglass hull and well-thought-out construction lend to a sense of safety and reliability on the water. Users often mention the comfortable and spacious interior, which is designed for both functionality and charm. The layout typically includes a generous galley, comfortable seating areas, and comfortable sleeping quarters, making it suitable for both weekend getaways and extended voyages. Furthermore, the Tartan 37's reputation for excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail stands out among owners. Many express satisfaction with the boat's durability and timeless aesthetics, making it a beloved choice for those who value both form and function in a sailing yacht. Overall, the 1979 Tartan 37 has garnered a loyal following, with customers appreciating its blend of performance, comfort, and classic style. Whether used for cruising or racing, it continues to be a steadfast vessel in the sailing community.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The Tartan 37, introduced in 1979, is a well-respected cruising sailboat known for its blend of performance, comfort, and timeless design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Solid Construction: The Tartan 37 is built with a strong fiberglass hull and a reputation for durability, making it suitable for various sailing conditions.
Performance: This vessel is known for its excellent sailing capabilities, with a well-balanced hull design that offers good speed and handling.
Spacious Interior: The layout provides ample living space, featuring a well-designed galley, comfortable saloon, and generous sleeping quarters, making it suitable for extended cruising.
Classic Aesthetic: The Tartan 37 boasts classic lines and elegant design elements that appeal to traditionalists and modern sailors alike.
Good Resale Value: Tartan boats generally hold their value well due to their reputation, which is a plus for future resale.
Versatile Rigging Options: Owners can choose between various rig configurations, such as cutter or sloop rig, allowing for custom sailing experiences based on preferences.
Storage: There is plenty of storage space throughout the boat, making it practical for long voyages.
Cons
Age-Related Wear: Being a boat from 1979, some models may show signs of wear and may require updates, especially in systems like plumbing, electrical, and rigging.
Maintenance Requirements: Older boats can require more frequent maintenance and upkeep, which could be an important consideration for prospective buyers.
Limited Speed Compared to Modern Designs: While the Tartan 37 is a good performer, it may not match the speed and efficiency of newer designs that benefit from advancements in materials and technology.
Heavy Build: The sturdy construction, while a pro for durability, can result in a heavier vessel that may not be as agile as lighter contemporary models.
Niche Market: While Tartan boats have a devoted following, they may not appeal to everyone, so finding the right buyer for resale could take time.
Made For
The 1979 Tartan 37 is an ideal choice for passionate sailors seeking a blend of performance, comfort, and classic design. This vessel is perfect for both seasoned sailors and those with some experience looking to expand their horizons. Its robust construction and seaworthy nature make it well-suited for coastal cruising and offshore adventures alike. With its spacious interior and well-thought-out layout, the Tartan 37 is a great fit for families or couples who wish to enjoy extended voyages or weekend getaways. The combination of an easy-to-handle rig and responsive sailing characteristics appeals to those who appreciate both leisurely sailing and spirited performance on the water. Additionally, the Tartan 37 boasts a strong reputation within the sailing community, making it a sought-after option for those who value craftsmanship and tradition in yacht design. Whether you're looking to explore new horizons or simply relax on the water, the 1979 Tartan 37 provides a reliable and enjoyable sailing experience.
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