“"Barefoot"”
1984 MacGregor - Retracting Keel & trailer
Specifications
Description
Even with exceptional performance, she is easy to sail and can be easily single handed.
The comfortable interior has a fully enclosed head compartment, a slide-away galley, a built-in ice chest, a dinette that converts to a berth. She has berthing for five people and a poptop that provides 6 foot headroom in the main cabin.
She is a very good trailerable day sailer or over nighter to the islands.
She is currently located at a private residence on a trailer. The trailer needs work but is included with the boat. Take the boat to wherever and have a fun day.
Dimensions
Engines
Tanks
Galley
Sails and Rigging
- 1) Dacron main sail.
- 2) Dacron genoa jib (176 sq. ft.)
- 3) Total sail area 236 sq. ft.
- 4) Stainless steel wire rigging.
- 5) Dacron running rigging.
Engine and Mechanical
- There is a choice of one of two outboard engines.
- 1) 8hp Tohatsu. or
- 2) 7.5hp Honda
- Note: See attached photos.
Additional Comments
- The MacGregor 25 has a complete set of safety rails, including a bow pulpit, stern pulpit and life lines.
The fiberglass hull, deck and liners are all hand laid, layer by layer with a very high percentage of tough woven fiberglass roving reinforcement.
Retractable keel weighs 625 lbs and draft when down is 5'8" and when up 1'10". Proper setting adds performance to the boat.
She has a self bailing cockpit and good non-skid deck surfaces.
The boat is currently sitting on a trailer at a private residence and needs attention. The boat sits low on its single axle trailer and is light enough to easily tow behind a standard car. The trailer needs some work but is included with the boat.
