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Here is a project Tartan 27 with coastal cruising potential. I restored it inside and out in 2011, but now she needs work again. I moved to Utah last year, and want to sell before she degrades any further.
The Good?
- Beautiful Tartan lines
- Interior Teak
- Solid decks (No soft spots)
- Backing plates on deck hardware
- Functioning winches/running rigging
- Ocragreenmarine LED Tricolor. (Cost me $500)
- Masthead VHF Antenna
- Lighting deflector
- Radar reflector
- Complete standing rigging
- Solid tiller/rudder post bracket
- Two Genoas and storm jib in good to fair condition
- LED interior lighting (3 fixtures have red light settings)
- Working submarine-type Bilge Pump
- Entire boat re-wired in 2011
- New cabin cushions in 2012
- Moroccan style cabin rug
- Refinished/painted interior in 2011. (Including the bilge)
- Reinforced/sealed cabin subfloors
- Reliable 30HP Universal Engine (Replaced the orginal Atomic 4 in 1995)
- Grocco brass water strainer
- Two new marine batteries in Dec 2016 (1 House, 1 Starting)
- Triple axle goose-neck trailer (with new seals and bearings in 2011, new tires in 2018)
The Bad?
- Engine/prop-shaft alignment (Currently, kicks the prop shaft off)
- Main sail is good as a spare; that's about it
- pinched wire in red/green steaming lights
- Needs a new forward facing white steaming light
- oil leaks from around the dipstick tube (just enough to make the bilge dirty)
- Portlights need new caulk
- Brass turnbuckles are old
- Needs a new VHF radio
- Needs a new barrier coat below the waterline (Some shallow blisters have developed)
- Manual bilge pump doesn't work
The Ugly
- Needs deck paint
- Scratched blue topside paint
- Flaking white bootstripe
- Interior paint on the starboard side in the V-berth is cracking
In a nutshell, if you want to sail for a couple of years, this may be a good investment of time and money for you. For $12-14000, she could be a capable little cruiser. |
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