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1982 Pearson 37 located in Outside United States for sale

37' Pearson 37



Year
Length
Beam
Draft
Location
Price
1982
37'
11.83'
6'
Outside United States
$8,000

Description:
Designed by renowned Pearson naval architect Bill Shaw, the original Pearson 37 was conceived as a true racer-cruiser: responsive enough for IOR and PHRF racing, but with the accommodations and practicality needed for family cruising. Only 43 examples of this original design were produced, making it a relatively uncommon Pearson model today.

PLACE OF REFUGE is currently stored on the hard in San Carlos and will require some attention before returning to active cruising, but she comes with a substantial inventory of equipment and several meaningful upgrades already completed.

KEY FEATURES & EQUIPMENT:

Kubota 4-cylinder diesel with approximately 1,000 hours
MaxProp feathering propeller
2023 engine fuel-system work, including overhauled injection pump and injectors
New engine water pump and raw-water pump in 2023
Heat exchanger serviced and new exhaust elbow installed
Fuel tank removed, cleaned, painted and reinstalled in 2023
New dual fuel filters and pumps
Raymarine Axiom chartplotter
Raymarine EVO autopilot
Raymarine wind, depth, speed and GPS instrumentation
Solar panels mounted above dinghy davits
Doyle-inspected sail inventory including:
Two mainsails
Two headsails
120% and 150% deck sweepers
Spinnaker and pole
2023 stack pack with jack lines
2023 dodger and bimini
Roller furling
Hydraulic backstay adjuster
Dinghy davits
70 gallons freshwater capacity
Inventory of spare parts, including new starter and alternator

Below decks, PLACE OF REFUGE retains the practical cruising layout Pearson intended for the design, with a private forward V-berth, enclosed head with shower, opposing saloon settees, U-shaped galley, navigation station, aft quarter berth, and sleeping accommodations for up to seven.

Visit the full listing: https://blueyonderyachts.com/slpy37

Equipment:
Sloop, Racer-Cruiser, Aft Cockpit

// Propulsion

Engine: Kubota 4-cylinder, 1000 hrs, Inboard, Diesel, MaxProp prop

Drive Type: Direct Drive

Cruising Speed: 6-7 kn

Comments:
2022 Replaced dripless and cutlass bearings

2023 Overhauled injection pump and injectors

2023 New water pump

2023 New raw water pump

2023 Heat exchanger serviced

2023 New elbow

// Tanks

Fuel Tankage: x1 Aluminum Total 22 Gal (83.3L)

Water Tankage: x2 Bladder Total 70 Gal (265L)

Holding Tankage: N/A

Comments: Recently removed, cleaned, painted and reinstalled fuel tank.

// Accommodations

Below decks, youll discover a warm, contemporary wood interior with teak joinery, premium laminates, and a practical layout providing comfortable accommodations for up to seven people.

The layout features a traditional and roomy V-berth forward, with its own bureau and hanging locker, or a huge sail locker. Just aft and to starboard is the well-lit and ventilated head with 5 separate lockers and shower.

Moving aft is the comfortable saloon with opposing settees that convert to sea berths, a small-yet-functional U-shaped galley designed for cooking underway, and an aft quarter berth. Behind the seats hide large stowage areas; and with additional lockers and bureaus, there is a surprising amount of storage space aboard.

The interior preserves practical offshore features, including deep bilge sumps, well-secured bulkheads, and ample handrails, reflecting the builders understanding of real-world conditions at sea.

# Cabins: 1

# Heads: 1

Types of Heads: Manual

# Berths: 4

Types of Berths Available: V-berth, Quarterberth, Settee Berth, Lee Berth (or Sea Berth)

# People Accommodated (Sleeping): 7

Comments: Main sleeping areas: V-berth (cabin) & Quarterberth

// Galley

Fridge / Freezer: Yes, in-counter ice box

Stove: Hillerange 2-burner gas stove with oven

Cooking Fuel: Propane

Microwave: General Electric Spacemaker II

Sink: Deep, stainless sink with Pressurized System & Foot Pump System

Comments: Built-in dish lockers, separate cutlery drawer, trash bin, and other kitchen stowage cabinets

// Electronics & Navigation Equipment

Autopilot: Raymarine Autohelm EVO

Chartplotter: Raymarine Axiom

Compass: Raymarine AutoHelm COMPASS

Depth Sounder: Raymarine AutoHelm DEPTH

GPS: Raymarine AutoHelm GPS

Stereo: Yes

Knot Meter / Log: Raymarine AutoHelm SPEED

VHF: Yes

Wind Speed and Direction: Raymarine ST60

Other: Rieker inclinometer (cockpit)

// Electrical Systems

Batteries: No data

Battery Monitor: Ample Power Electrical System and Amp Hour Monitor (ESAHM)

Electrical System: AC / DC

Smart Regulator: Yes

Solar Panels: Yes, above dinghy davits

// Sails & Rigging

Total Sail Area: 640 sq.ft. / 59.46 sq.m. (SailboatData)

Mainsail: x2 Mainsails

Jibs / Headsails: x2 headsails; 120% deck sweeper; 150% deck sweeper

Roller Furling: Yes

Spinnaker Pole / Whisker Pole: Spinnaker sail and pole

Winches: Yes

Mast: Yes

Standing Rigging: Yes

Boom Vang: Yes

Backstay Adjuster: Hydraulic

Comments: Doyle inspected sails (2023)

// Deck

Anchors: Yes

Windlass: Yes

Bow Pulpit: Yes, stainless steel

Bow Rollers: Yes

Dinghy Davits: Yes

Lifelines: Yes

Mast Pulpit: No

Swim Step: No

// Covers & Cushions

Dodger: New (2023)

Bimini: New (2023)

Wheel/Tiller Cover: Yes

Mainsail Cover: New StackPack with jack lines (2023)

UV Strip on Headsail: Yes

>> Visit the link in the description for full listing

Location: San Carlos Sonora Mexico, Outside United States
L113610
18883917550

Material
Hull
Type
Rigging
Cabins
Condition
fiberglass
monohull
daysailer
masthead sloop
1
fair

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