Desiner Henry Murschladt Pulling Out A Great Bag Of Trix With This Orion  

This immaculate 1979 Pacific Seacraft cutter is priced to sell for its condition. A find at 39,000 fair and competitive market value!!! the owner is moved to a new place in life so the sailboat  must sell very motivated seller. beautiful interior,teak sole , Keeled draft 4' monohull with slab Rolling Furling system. 

Sail Inventory: Furling headsail, Self tending stay sail, main. 

Winches: 2 Barcow, 3 Arco. Barows in Cockpit, 2 Arco in cabin for easy self tending. 

Electrical System: 30 Amp Shore power, barrery Charger, batteries 2, with Dual battery switch.

Accommodations: Masrter V Birth, Port quarter Birth, Convertable Dinette sleeps 4 head manual flush, best system for cruising finding parts almost anywhere. 

Galley Equipment: Sink S.S. Stove alcohol, ice box 

Tanckage: Fuel 20 gal, Water 20 gal, Holding 20 gal, 

Propeller 3 balded fixed.

Beautiful, strong, and capable the Orion 27, introduced in 1979, was one of the earlier boats to come from the well trusted Pacific Seacraft stable. Pacific Seacraft built its reputation on robust boats constructed with attention to detail. It was notable for being Mohrschladt  the last design by  who was one of the two original founders of Pacific Seacraft. Built in California, most examples to this day can be found on the West Coast and at least one has circumnavigated. Brec Morgan set out in Otter in 1998, visiting over 50 countries before completing his odyssey in 2003.

Unsurprisingly for a Mohrschladt design, the Orion 27 has conservative lines. Under the waterline is a long keel with a forefoot cutaway to improve nimbleness and reduce wetted area. The sections carry the tried and true wine-glass shape. Don’t expect record setting pace with this kind of shape; think strong, safe, and good manners for heaving-to in the rough. There’s a 6’1″ bowsprit to help carry her canvas and the rig came in 3 variations; sloop, yawl, and cutter. The cutter rig, best suited to longer distance sailing has a self tending staysail.

Contact: Rod Purves (503) 820-9332

Email: yachts@polarsyacht.com