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1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop Sold Boat in San Pedro, CA US
Built in 1966
Masthead Cruising Sloop
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33 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop | ||||
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| Price | $16,900 | $15,000 | $19,000 | $19,000 |
| Location | San Pedro | Dana Point | Marina Del Rey | Ventura |
| Nominal Length | 33' | 38' | 34' | 46' |
| Beam | 10' | - | - | - |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Universal | Yanmar | Perkins |
| Total Engine Power | - | 35 hp | 20 hp | - |
| Days on Market | 2005 | 27 | 70 | 275 |
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Drummer has cruised extensively in the South Pacific Islands and voyaged from Ventura to Hawaii a number of times. She was once owned by American cartoonist Pappy Lemmons who humorously documented his travels with his family aboard "Drummer" in the Pitcairn Islands in 1978 for Skipper magazine. Designed by J.H McGlasson, Wayfarer became part of Islander Yachts and the Wayfarer 33 was a raised deck version of the first Islander 32.
Drummer has a Yanmar diesel, radar and solar panels; fresh bottom paint, new through hulls and new running rigging, and more, see full specs for more details of extras and upgrades. Mast steps and shroud steps are useful features for ease of rigging servicing and the wide open decks afford lots of working space. The cockpit is deep, and safe.
A great boat for beginners or seasoned sailors alike, whether for weekends on Catalina or further afield. Be ready for the upcoming summer season with your new boat!
Price reduced to $16,500 April 27th to encourage early sale
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Drummer has cruised extensively in the South Pacific Islands and voyaged from Ventura to Hawaii a number of times. She was once owned by American cartoonist Pappy Lemmons who humorously documented his travels with his family aboard "Drummer" in the Pitcairn Islands in 1978 for Skipper magazine. Designed by J.H McGlasson, Wayfarer became part of Islander Yachts and the Wayfarer 33 was a raised deck version of the first Islander 32.
Drummer has a Yanmar diesel, radar and solar panels; fresh bottom paint, new through hulls and new running rigging, and more, see full specs for more details of extras and upgrades. Mast steps and shroud steps are useful features for ease of rigging servicing and the wide open decks afford lots of working space. The cockpit is deep, and safe.
A great boat for beginners or seasoned sailors alike, whether for weekends on Catalina or further afield. Be ready for the upcoming summer season with your new boat!
Price reduced to $16,500 April 27th to encourage early sale
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Overview from around the web 1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop
Customers praise the 1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop for its classic design and reliable performance on the water
Many highlight its sturdy construction and spacious cockpit, making it ideal for both leisurely day sails and extended cruising. Owners appreciate the ease of handling the sloop rig, which offers excellent balance and responsiveness. The timeless aesthetic and solid build quality have made it a favorite among sailing enthusiasts who value tradition and durability. Overall, feedback emphasizes the boat’s blend of comfort, functionality, and classic charm.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop offers a classic sailing experience with several notable advantages and some considerations to keep in mind:
Pros
Timeless Design: The 1966 model features a traditional masthead sloop rig, providing straightforward sail handling and a balanced sail plan ideal for cruising.
Solid Construction: Built with durable materials typical of the era, this boat offers robust structural integrity and longevity.
Versatile Cruising: Its design supports comfortable coastal cruising, making it suitable for both day sails and extended trips.
Spacious Interior: Thoughtfully laid out accommodations provide ample space for crew comfort during voyages.
Stable Handling: The hull design promotes steady and predictable performance in various sea conditions.
Cons
Aging Components: Being a vintage vessel, some parts may require restoration or upgrading to meet modern standards.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to newer boats, onboard systems and conveniences might be minimal or outdated.
Maintenance Needs: Wooden or older fiberglass elements may demand regular upkeep to preserve seaworthiness.
Performance Limitations: While excellent for cruising, it may not match the speed or agility of contemporary racing or performance sailboats.
Made For
The 1966 Wayfarer Masthead Cruising Sloop is ideal for sailing enthusiasts seeking a classic and reliable vessel for coastal cruising and day sailing. Its design caters to sailors who appreciate traditional craftsmanship combined with practical performance, making it perfect for both leisurely outings and more adventurous voyages. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or an avid cruiser looking for a sturdy and charming boat, the Wayfarer offers a comfortable and enjoyable sailing experience.
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