1979 Schucker 436-T

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A long distance sailing vessel with aluminum decks, diesel engine, generator and comfortable design. Large salon and pilot station, two cabins with berths expansive galley and dining area. Outside sailing station with electronics.

This 1979 Schucker 436-t motorsailer was designed by James Schucker and is rigged as a sloop. The pilothouse is aft, but also has a small lazarette aft of it. The pilothouse features large surround windows and a U-shaped settee, the helm station, and navigation station are placed in the forward portion of the pilothouse are positioned port and starboard. Moving forward brings you into the galley, set to starboard, and dinette to port. The forward stateroom is a double berth to starboard. The head compartment is forward of the stateroom and contains a separate stall shower and separ...

This Island Trader sailing vessel is a very comfortable liveaboard cruiser with plenty of hang-out space and a ton of storage. Beautiful teak wood interior, two recliners and the couch folds out to an extra bed. This vessel has a clipper bow, wineglass transom, full keel and heavy displacement. It's in the water and ready for liveaboard and short- or long-range cruising. After spending two amazing months sailing through the Caribbean, the boat is back in Eastern Puerto Rico. The Island Trader is comfortable for 8 to 10 people wanting to day sail and 2 to 3 people for overnight sail.

The Endevour 32 has been around since 1970 as the Irwin 32. It changes to the Endevour in 1979. With her 10 ft beam, it gives you a roomy cabin that has a 6'3" headroom for the tall people. The interior is finished with varnished teak with soft white overheads. The cabin sole is teak parquet. The interior layout is typical with a V-berth forward, the head (to port), and lockers (starboard) divide it from the main salon area which has a fold-up dining table. The port side settee pulls out to create a double berth, the starboard is a single. Aft and to port is a pilot berth and to s...

If this old girl could talk! The places she's been and the sights she must have seen. This boat needs a savior, someone who sees the beauty in its design and the possibilities for the future. The previous owner states the boat was hauled and $30,000 worth of work performed about 3 years ago. The work was done where the boat is currently birthed. The previous owner lived on the boat for 3 years working on it as a retirement project. Health forced him to sell it. The boat has a new set of batteries, a Kubota 7kw Diesel generator with only 50 hours. There is also an engine-driven generator. T...

The first thing that comes to mind when you step aboard the "OPUS"... "Is this really a 1976 sailboat? Pride of ownership shows throughout the entire boat. Yes, the hull could use some buffing, but just about everything else looks to be in very good condition. She will make an excellent first sailboat or a perfect one to get back into sailing after an extended absence. There have been inspections of rigging, lines, engine, and pulleys which resulted in repair and upgrades where needed. The inside looks clean and well maintained. All systems function as designed, and the owner h...

If you are looking for a comfortable live-aboard you are going to be surprised just how spacious this 1971 Gulfstar 36 MS TC (Motorsailor/Twin Cabin) is. The center cockpit design with the aft cabin provides not only a lot of "living space" but privacy as well. And the cockpit is fully enclosed with a hardtop and canvas/isinglass surround so the comfort and convenience of the space can be used even in foul weather. The aft cabin is roomy with a nav station, twin berths, lots of storage, and a shower. There is no toilet currently in the aft cabin but plenty of room for a composting toilet to...