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1977 westsail Sold Boat in FL US

$23,900

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builtBuilt in 1977
Year the boat was built
model

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Boat model
engine

1 Engine (Volvo)

Engine type and count
length

28 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Other

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material

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1977 westsail
Price$23,900$24,900$25,000
LocationCape CoralSaint Petersburg
Nominal Length28'37'32'
Engine MakeVolvoPerkins-
Total Engine Power-50 hp-
Days on Market419315321
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Nominal Length
28ft
Length Overall
28ft
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Engine Make
Volvo
Fuel Type
other

This WestSail 28 has just returned from cruising the Bahamas.

New Sails and stackpack, Rebuilt engine, Many upgrades.  Solid fiberglass construction with a full encapsulated keel and a 4'4" draft.  Beautiful curved sheerline, deep gunwale, teak bowsprit, cutter rigged, wooden tiller.  

With the bowsprit moving the anchors and the Roller-Furling jib forward of the bow, subsequently uncluttering deck space, the boats overall length is actually 35'. This vessel is in great shape and has been well taken care of. It is a true blue water boat with a reputation for being able to handle rough waters and strong winds. A full keeled boat for straight tracking and also great stability. With its many storage lockers, cabinets and compartments there is no lack of storage on this boat .You truly can "Westsail" the world on this vessel! 

  • Recent Upgrades (Dated)/Equipment List and comments: 
  • Sails/Rigging 2-13 -- New Main Sail (Mack Sails) 2-13
  • New Jib Sail (Mack Sails) 2-13 -- New Roller furling for jib (pro furl)2-13
  • New Mack pack and lazy jacks for main sail 2-13
  • New Stay Sail (Mack Sails)2-13
  • New Forestay
  • $6000 alone invested in upgrading sails, furling and sail storage. 
  • Read full specs for more...

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Overview from around the web 1977 westsail

Customers consistently praise the 1977 Westsail for its robust construction and classic design, highlighting its reputation as a sturdy and reliable cruising sailboat

Many appreciate the solid fiberglass hull and heavy displacement, which provide exceptional stability and comfort in rough seas. Owners often mention the spacious interior layout, noting its suitability for extended voyages and liveaboard use. The traditional full keel and cutter rig are frequently commended for their ease of handling and excellent sailing performance, especially on long passages. Overall, customers value the 1977 Westsail for its timeless appeal, durability, and proven capability as a bluewater cruiser.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1977 Westsail is a classic cruising sailboat renowned for its sturdy construction and traditional design. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:

Pros

Durable Construction: Built with heavy-duty fiberglass and a full keel, the Westsail 1977 is known for its exceptional strength and seaworthiness, making it ideal for long-distance cruising.

Stable and Comfortable Ride: The full keel and substantial displacement provide excellent stability and a smooth motion in rough seas.

Spacious Interior: The interior layout offers generous living space with ample storage, comfortable berths, and a functional galley, suitable for extended voyages.

Traditional Aesthetics: Classic lines and a timeless design appeal to those who appreciate vintage cruising yachts.

Proven Offshore Capability: Many Westsail 32s have successfully completed extensive ocean passages, establishing a strong reputation for offshore reliability.

Cons

Heavy and Slow: The robust build and full keel contribute to a heavier boat with slower speeds compared to more modern designs, which may be less appealing to sailors seeking performance.

Limited Maneuverability: The full keel design can make tight maneuvering in marinas or crowded anchorages more challenging.

Outdated Rigging and Systems: Being a vintage boat, some original equipment may be outdated and require upgrades or maintenance to meet current standards.

Relatively High Maintenance: The heavy displacement and traditional construction can mean more upkeep and attention compared to newer, lighter models.

Less Modern Amenities: Interior amenities and systems may lack the conveniences found on contemporary cruising sailboats.

Made For

The 1977 Westsail is ideal for sailors seeking a sturdy, traditional cruising sailboat designed for long-distance voyaging and liveaboard comfort. Its robust construction and classic full-keel design make it well-suited for those who prioritize safety, stability, and seaworthiness on extended offshore passages. Whether you're an experienced cruiser or someone looking to embark on adventurous coastal and bluewater sailing, the 1977 Westsail offers a reliable and comfortable platform for exploring the open waters.

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