35.5' Bristol 35.5 CB
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Year
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Length
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Beam
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Draft
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Location
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Price
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1981
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35.5'
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10'
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4'
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Massachusetts
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$40,000
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Description: |
Salacia (Neptune's wife) was made when sailboats were heavily built and Bristol Yachts was a class leader. Designed by Ted Hood, she is balanced and known for moving well in light air. With her 500 pound centerboard down she drafts 5.75 feet and she outpoints most, and with it up her draft is just under 4 feet with her keel only. Newly redone non-skid and running rigging. Brightwork in excellent condition. Engine runs well. New cutlass bearing, driveshaft and dripless. New diesel tank and water pump. I have owned and loved her, but 75 is too old to single-hand her even with her new autopilot. She is insured for $50,000. Price is firm and more than fair. She can be seen in the water in Boston Harbor until October 4, then on the hard in Boston after that. Well cared for, seaworthy, fast, and balanced. See review in Practical Sailor practical-sailor.com/sailboat-reviews/bristol-35-5c |
Equipment: |
Recent Garmin GPS, never-used spinnaker, sail covers, bimini, dodger (not in photo because I do not use it), two anchors, all docking lines, fenders, radio, radar deflector, cushions, winches--essentially all her equipment. Seven stands, and winter Fairclough cover included. |
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Location: Boston Harbor, Massachusetts
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L113755

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(617) 699-8113
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Material
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Hull
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Type
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Rigging
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Cabins
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Condition
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fiberglass
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monohull
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cruiser
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masthead sloop
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2
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excellent
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