1985 J Boats 41

                               MOTIVATED SELLER!!!!!!

The vessel is a J/41 sailboat designed and constructed as a cruiser / racer that is constructed of molded fiberglass reinforced plastic of varying thickness and core. The Hull to deck seam is formed by an overlapping, bonding, sealing and fiber-glassing of the deck to hull. Below deck layout - Forward cabin with chain locker access, large v-type berth with storage under as well as ventilation, hanging and drawer storage. The head is to port and equipped with a toilet, sink and shower arrangement. To starboard is hanging locker / storage areas. Equipped with newer dodger, newer Leisure Furl In Boom furling system. This furling system is a very expensive system and on record, more than 3,000 of these systems, according to owners, have performed exceptionally well on documented ocean passages all over the world, in all sorts of weather. Offers a highly efficient, safe and simple method of reefing and controlling the main sail. All lines come to cockpit. Lots of deck space to work with, plenty of room to add Solar, a dinghy and much more of your own customizations! The interior, as you can see from the pictures, is in fair condition. This is not a 'cheap boat,' Owner needs out, and this is simply an awesome opportunity for someone to get a Great sailing yacht! Of course she will need some work. A survey will reveal everything needed and suggested, in order of priority. 

 The age of the standing rigging is not known - Although the rigging appears to be in great condition, we always recommend an inspection be done of any used boat purchase.

Aluminum keel stepped mast, (3) spreaders.

Standing rigging is stainless steel rod rigging and the running rigging is line. Standing rigging end fittings are cold head type on the rod. Turnbuckles are open body type and toggled. Also provided is a traveler system, hydraulic adjusting manifold backstay system, boom vang and spinnaker pole.

(2) Barient 632 Primary

(2) Barient 28 Secondary

(2) Barient 23 Cabin Top

SAILS

• Mainsail on Leisure Furl Boom Furling System

• Headsail on Harken Roller Furling

 ENGINE

MANUFACTURER: Yanmar

FUEL: Diesel

FUEL LINES: Hoses

HORSEPOWER: 27-HP. @ 3,200 RPM

MODEL: 3HMF

CYLINDERS: 3

ENGINE HOURS: Not Sighted

ENGINE STRINGERS: Fiberglass Formed

ENGINE MOUNTS: Flexible Type

COOLING: Heat Exchanger

VENTILATION: Passive / Forced

TRANSMISSION: Kanzaki & V-Drive

PROPELLER SHAFT: 1” Stainless Steel

PROPELLER SHAFT SEAL: Stuffing Box

PROPELLER SHAFT BEARING: Sleeved Type

PROPELLER: Two Blade Feathering

• Large V-Berth Forward
• Equipment Storage Locker Forward
• Two Aft Quarter Berths
• Two Pipe Bunks
• Pipe Berth  in Main Salon on Port Side
• Starboard Side Pipe Berth w/Settee Below
• Engine Box Aft in Main Salon
• Chart Table on Top of Engine Box
• Head Located Forward Salon to Port (no holding tank)

• 2-Burner Gas Stove w/Oven to Starboard
• S/S Sink w/ Salt & Fresh Foot Pumps 
• Cold Plate Cooled Ice Box (engine driven only) to Port

• Tiller Steering
• Fore Spar Leisure Furl Main
• Harken Furling Head Sail
• Rod Rigging
• Running Backstays
• Hydraulic Backstay
• Seldon Boom Kicker Boom Vang
• (2) Barient #23 S/T Winches
• (2) Barient #632 3-Speed Winches
• (2) Barient #28 S/T Winches

• ICOM VHF
• Garmin Fathometer
• Garmin 45 GPS
• Raytheon 24 mile Radar (SL-70)
• 30 amp Shore Power
• (2) 6 volt, (1) 12 volt Batteries
• Automatic  Battery Charger
• 12V/110V Electrical Panel

• Lifesling
• Rail Mounted Magma BBQ
• Steering Vane (In Storage)
• 150’ Chain & 200’ Rode on Danforth Anchor

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.