Discover the Timeless Elegance of a Classic Sloop
1966 Seafarer 39 solid fiberglass classic sloop
Experience the allure of a vintage masterpiece, meticulously maintained and ready to set sail. This is more than a boat; it’s a journey through time.
1966 Seafarer 39 solid fiberglass classic sloop, designed by McCurdy& Rhodes
Overall Length: 39’2”
Displacement: approx. 16,500 LBs
Draught: 5’6”. Full keel
Power: 50hp Perkins diesel with low hours
Material: Fiberglass with teak cabin, trims, toe rail and cockpit coamings
Winches: Bronze Lewmar
***If you are new to boats or old boats it is important to understand what you are looking at. The Chesapeake Bay is full of old boats that are free and end up getting cut up. The reason is that they usually have antiquated electrics and plumbing, old sails or a dead engine. Just putting in a new or young diesel engine costs so much money that nobody does it. Amaryllis does not have those major problems and so will not be given away.
REFIT
Boat went through a mostly complete refit (2000-2005 and 2021-2023). It has been drydocked for most of the time.
Cabin Teak cabin with new cushions upholstered in elegant marine fabric. Installed 10 new electrical fixtures; Removed and reinstalled most ports
Mechanical
Low-hour 50 HP Perkins diesel, rebuilt starter, replaced alternator, water separator, fuel filter, fuel lines, engine mounts, exhaust hoses and fittings, propeller, shaft, steering cables, and packing gland.
Plumbing
All new: Through hulls and hoses; hot water heater (electric and also engine heat exchange) not yet connected. Y valve, waste tank and fittings; Two electric bilge pumps in addition to emergency manual one; Electric sump pump in head; Two electric fresh water pumps; Manual discharge pump in ice box.
Galley
New teak and formica galley with drawers and cabinet; gimballed alcohol stove; Ice box with manual discharge pump; Microwave oven
Electric
Inverter; AC and DC panels; Inverter outlets throughout the boat; batteries (four 6 volt for house bank and one 12 volt starter battery); battery isolator; battery charger; bilge pump auto switches; 10 electric fixtures
Instruments
Nav station with AC, DC panels, compass, VHF lit compass; depth sounder and display; marine stereo system;; brass ship clock; brass barometer
Hull
Cured blisters with glass and epoxy; Five coats of epoxy on topsides.
Cockpit
New solid teak cockpit coamings; Partial gelcoat resurfacing; New paint
Sails and equipment
Main sail, genoa and 150; spinnaker pole and spinnaker; 2 anchors; life vests; flares; inflatable dinghy; emergency tiller.