30' Allied Seawind

This prime example of an Allied Seawind needs nothing. A list of upgrades is below, but she is turn-key ready to cross an ocean.

To those who are familiar with the model, she needs no introduction. Pi is a 1964 Allied Seawind, a proven blue water cruising sailboat. Alan Eddy was the first person to circumnavigate in a fiberglass boat and did so on a Seawind, hull number 11. Pi is hull 42 and there have been countless other Seawinds that have completed multiple circumnavigations.

She was built in Catskill, NY out of ½" thick hand-laid fiberglass and has a full, encapsulated keel with 4,200 lbs of poured lead for ballast. The ketch rig is easy to sail and well balanced even in the stiffest breeze.

I purchased the boat 5 years ago in Rhode Island where I started the restoration. I sailed her to Florida 3 years ago and have since completed her. I have cruised the Keys and Cuba, and now family and life issues force the sale.

New Beta 25 diesel, about 100 hours (2016)
All new stainless rigging, both main and mizzen (2016)
Bottom, topsides, deck and interior paint (2016)
Refinished teak cabin sole (2016)
New bowsprit (2013)
Manual windlass (2013)
Schaefer 1100 roller furling jib w/ sail (2013)
Full set of sails and spares, including mizzen staysail and storm trysail
44 lb claw (Bruce) anchor w/ 65' of 5/16" chain and 100' of ⅝" line
35 lb Delta anchor w/ 15' of 5/16" chain and 220' of ⅝" line
13 lb Fortress kedge anchor with 10' of ¼" chain and 200' of ½" line
All new interior cushions on settee bunks and v-berth (2016)
Jabsco toilet with y-valve, holding tank and pump-out fitting (2013)
Sink with salt water faucet (2013)
22 liter fridge/freezer (2016)
100 watt solar panel with charge controller (2016)
1000 watt DC/AC inverter (2016)
Camping stove with fuel (2013)
Complete set of cook and serving ware, with utensils
2 75 amp-hour house/starter batteries (2016)
New Walker Bay 10' hypalon dinghy (2016)
Yamaha 8 hp two stroke engine
All dinghy accessories (light, anchor, line, paddles, gas tank, etc)
All safety equipment (life jackets, horn, flares (both handheld and gun), EPIRB, harness and teather)