1980 Heritage Yachts 42

This popular trawler is a great entry level boat for a family. A very ecomonical vessel to operate with the tried and true Ford Lehman 120 hp diesels. She features roomy side decks with port and starboard entry doors, a nice full width owner's stateroom aft with walk-around queen bed and tub/shower in the head, full flybridge enclosure, lower helm station, RIB tender on transom davit and a beautiful teak interior.The boat is set up for extended cruising and has been from Mexico to Alaska.  It has enlarged fuel capacity of approximately 560 gallons and water capacity of about 160 gallons.  At a 7 knot cruise she burns roughly a half gallon a mile, giving her a long cruise range

• Forward stateroom with oversized twin upper/lower berths to starboard, storage cabinets and lockers to port. Forward head has a electric fresh water flushing toilet.
• The main cabin has an up galley with large upright refrigerator and freezer, a four burner propane stove top and oven, a double sink, and large cupboards with a fold-down breakfast bar.  The L-shaped couch faces a high-low table that can convert it to an additional bed.  The cushions for this are stored in the forward cabin
  Salon has lower control station forward to starboard. Access doors to side decks port and starboard.  
• The aft cabin has a queen sized walk around bed and plentiful storage cabinets and hanging locker.  The aft head has a tub with shower and an electric fresh water flushing head. 
• There are teak parquet floors throughout

• Nova Kool 12V/110V refrigerator with bottom freezer
• Princess 3-burner propane stove
• Double stainless steel sink
• Magic Chef microwave
• Fresh water pressure water

• (2) Standard Horizon VHF radios (lower and upper)
• JRC 3000 radar
• Danforth 6" compass
• Clarion AM/FM CD player
• Apelco hailer
• Meca depth sounder
• Enterprise DC-1000 Fish finder
• Garmin 210 Chart plotter
• Simrad auto pilot
• Laptop computer with Nobeltech navigation software including charts from Southern Mexico to Alaska. 

• 66# Bruce type bow anchor with 200’ of chain 
• 35# high tensile Danforth aft anchor with 30’ of chain and 200’ of line.  
• Salt water hose and high powered pump system for wash deck downs 
• Two Achilles dinghies; a 10’ hard bottom with 9.9 Tohatsu electric start outboard (with roughly 10 engine hours), and an 8’ roll up with plywood floor and custom stainless steel motor mount to replace the rust prone original. 
• The original teak exterior decks were replaced in 2005 at Baja Naval so the decks are now fiberglass with non-skid paint. 
• The exterior paint was Awlgripped in 2005

To facilitate maintenance while cruising, the oil and fuel filters (dual Racors) are relocated to be accessible from the center of the engine room, rather than trying to work on the outboard side of the engines.   All engine and generator (5 kw Westerebeke) oil change lines lead to a central electric pump so oil changes can be made in a dedicated area for oil storage, filter storage, and oil changing. Engine hours are estimated to be approximately 5,000. Hour meters were replaced by previous owner 20 years ago and records of actual hours were not kept..

• 12V DC / 110V AC
• 4KW Westerbeke Generator
• Trace 1.5 KW invertor/charger

• Bottom paint is 3 years old but diver maintains monthly. 
• Numerous spare parts in storage bins in the engine room
• Dinghy motor lift
• Dinghy davits
• Muir Anchor windlass

• The flying bridge contains a complete second helm and the main displays for the autopilot and radar.
• Laptop computer with Nobeltech navigation software including charts from Southern Mexico to Alaska. 
• The flying bridge helm and seating area are fully enclosed with Sunbrella canvas and Stratoglass.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Owner's personal items excluded.  Exclusions include, however are not limited to, Seller's personal possessions, loose items, binoculars, handheld radio(s), charts, tools, fishing equipment, spare parts, clothing and foul weather gear, galley equipment, linens/bedding and any items not specifically listed on equipment list specifications sheet.