1981 Stone Horse/Edey & Duff

Make an offer and steal this boat! Just REDUCED to $9,999. Asking prices for Stone Horses run from $20K to $30K. Classic good looks, dependable performance, seaworthiness, and ease of handling describe this boat perfectly.
Few of these boat change hands and most remain close to home on the New England coast. This is a great opportunity to own a rare classic on the West coast!

Ballast: 2000
Displacement: 4490

Total Power: 7

Full keel, an outside hung rudder with a through transom tiller steering, inboard auxiliary engine and raised deck. The hull & deck are foam sandwiched between layers of unidirectional glass. The structure has proven to be quite strong.

The cockpit is spacious, nearly eight feet long and extends full beam, with high coamings for lounging against and a foot well for sitting. All lines are led to the forward bulkhead and can be reached from the helm.
The large 175 square foot main accounts for more than 50% of sail area with two reef points. The jib is roller furling. The sails are the salty looking tanbark complementing the classic appearance. The boom and staysail have wishbone spars. All spars are made from sitka spruce. Teak cockpit grate.

The raised deck makes for four feet of headroom below, and the open forward berth features port & starboard cushions measuring 6 feet 6 inches on centerline. Warm wood paneled interior space.
Aft are two child-sized quarter-berths.
Tucked between the V-berth aft is a porta potti conveniently hidden by a removable cover.
Two-burner butane stove, counter space, sink and water pump and icebox.
Continuing the credo of simple is better, the removable sink does not have a drain and is instead just dumped overboard, or in a sealed waste bucket after each use.
Six non-opening ports allow good lighting, a cowl vent forward provides ventilation, and there is plenty of storage forward of the V-berth, under the berths and beneath the cockpit.

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.