2004 Compton Marine 33 Downeast

This Compton Marine 33 Downest style vessel has had numerous upgrades in 2017

Hull-sides Painted Dark Blue Awlgrip 

New Electronics 

New Price July 2019-Seller wants Offer 

Serviced Drive Train 

Bottom Paint 

New Stainless black water tank

Very Cool Boat, a Rare find, only 19 built

Upgrades and maintenance to the Compton 2017-18

• Hull painted dark blue with Awlgrip paint 
• Bottom painted
• Motor for Davit system
• New stainless steel black water tank installed
• Major servicing of drive train including removal and balancing of shafts, props removed and balanced, replaced shaft bearings and cutlass bearings, replaced forward port side engine mounts
• Removed old radar and replaced with new digital Raymarine radar for better display, reduced radiation, and better reception from a smaller platform
• Installed new Raymarine Axiom Pro 12 flat screen MFD/chartplotter integrating chart with radar, sonar fish finder, and vessel data
• Installed two Raymarine I-70 programmable displays which can be set up to display important information at a glance

• Cummins Marine Smart Craft Displays
• Raymarine Axiom Pro 12 MFD, Plotter-Radar-Fish Finder all integrated (better reception from smaller platform, reduced radiation) 2017
• (2) Raymarine I-70 Displays (information at a glance) 2017
• Delphi XM SKYFi2 satellite radio receiver
• Standard Horizon Distress Quantum GX236OS VHF 
• Azimuth Compass
• Pioneer Mosfet 50wx4 stereo

The designer and co-founder is Terry Compton. Terry is no novice, he has had 40 years of experience in the marine industry. His crew has an average of 14 years of boat building experience.

Compton has been heavily involved in thousands of yacht designs, including Solaris and many other production catamarans.

In 2002, Compton started his own boat building company using his own designs, and intent on producing the best vessel in its class.

Terry Compton was chief designer for Albin Marine. The Compton 33 is a sedan-style power yacht somewhat like a East Coast picnic boat. It is however, a lot more than that. The Compton 33 is designed for deep water cruising, with flared bow to deflect water, and provide a dry ride, and wide chines to help provide quick and efficient lift of the hull onto a plane.

In the Compton 33, Terry Compton achieved what he intended certainly one of the best vessels in its class.

 (Pacific Yachting)

The Compton 33 hull and skegs are molded in one piece. The outer skin of Ferro UltraO SuperShield gelcoat backed by vinylester resin is one of the finest exterior hull protection available in the marine industry today.

Foam-cored hull and sides, coupled with highest quaility bi-directional FRB materials form an extremely strong and rigid structure.

The hull center line, keel areas and lower end of the rudder skegs are solid glass. 

The hull, skegs, engine beds, stringers and main bulkheads are entirely wood free, eliminating the risk of rotting and decomposition inside wood-filled engine beds.

Cabin tops, side decks and cockpit area are molded as a one piece unit.

Ferro UltraO SuperShield gelcoat backed by vinylester resin and combination of bi-directional and uni-directional FRP fabrics over Airlite DS high-density foam core are used throughout.

Areas around gunwale and comings are solid FRP.

Hull to deck joint is a "coffee can lid" overlapping joint, which is bonded and mechanically fastened to the hull. 

• Heavy duty 11/4" diameter 316 stainless steel bow rail
• Stainless steel bow roller
• Bruce anchor w/150' 5/16" chain, 50' rode 
• Anchor windlass up/down foot switches
• Two 12" SS cleats and 8" matching fairleads adjacent to windlass
• Four 10" SS cleats for spring lines with matching fairleads
• Two 10" SS cleats for stern lines (recessed below deck level)
• Flush mounted SS fuel vents
• LED navigation lights fitted on cabin side
• Fairleads on side decks have SS anti-chafe bars
• Grab rails 5' long above side windows
• Curved grab rails on cabin sides adjacent to cockpit steps
• Grab rails adjacent to transom door
• Courtesy lights in steps and near transom door
• Radar/Antenna mast with steaming light and anchor light (cabin roof)
• Twin 30 amp outlets for shore power
• Windshield wiper

A contemporary salon with its panoramic curved glass front windows, tasteful joinery work and teak & holly sole is a truly great place to enjoy quality time.

Salon features a central helm position flanked on port side by the access to forward accommodations and large L-shaped sofa. On the starboard side by the galley.

The helm station has been designed to accommodate the latest navigation equipment as well as the engine instruments. Main electrical panel to starboard is easily reached by seated helmsman or crew. Precision stainless steel single lever engine controls.

Smart design idea is the movable table with small table top or change out to larger top.

In the Galley area the crew seat at forward end of the galley adjacent to helm seat folds away to provide increased counter space.

• Wilsonart solid surface countertop
• Two burner electric stove top
• Combination microwave/convection oven
• Double stainless steel sink
• 3.9 cu. ft. refrigerator
• Drawer and cupboard space
• Racks for condiments, utensils, and more....

Owners cabin has a feeling of elegant practicality. Varnished cherry wood door opens into a spacious cabin offering a queen-sized berth, lounge seat, hanging locker and drawers.

Hull sides above the berth level are embellished with tasteful cherry wood slats, giving the cabin an inviting and warm feel. A flip-down TV/DVD player is under the deck overhang.

Guest cabin a cherry wood and laminate door opens into compact guest cabin which sleeps two. The upper berth measures 80"X30" and the lower 80"X28". Lockers under lower berth and a small clothes hanging area. Two portholes and ventilation hatch.

Head compartment is fully molded, seamless FRP surfaces for easy cleaning.

• Electric Head
• Wilsonart solid-surface countertop
• Inset polished stainless steel basin
• Tasteful faucets and hardware
• Built-in soap dispenser
• Under cabinet lighting
• Storage and locker space

Separate Shower, no more calling for someone to pass a towel. A smart idea is a flip-down seat and a dry towel/robe locker incorporated into the design.

• Adjustable controls with 6' flexi-shower hose and spray head
• 6'6" headroom and ample shoulder room
• Automatic sump drain under the non-skid molded shower base

Approximately 70sq. ft.of cockpit space, plus the 5' 9" long bench seat across the rear of the cockpit.

The port side locker is used for a custom feature Stow-Away Dinghy.

12 V electric davit for dinghy with remote.

Two large bins are under the cockpit seating. The larger of these can accommodate a 150 quart cooler. The cockpit sides have enclosed storage bins for items such as boat hooks, scrubbing brushes, fishing rods, etc.

• Salt water anchor wash down faucet
• Stern light flush fitted in transom
• Transom door latch and hinges in stainless steel
• Courtesy lights in steps and near transom door
• Overhead lighting in cockpit overhang

• Engine Sychronizers
• Fuel Tanks (replaced)
• Oil trays under engines
• Extensive sound proofing
• Dripless shaft seals
• Tank monitoring system
• Water alarm 
• Safe T Alert 
• Dockside pressure water
• Exterior window coverings
• Water heater
• Four bilge pumps: forward, aft, central, and dinghy box

• 12v/120v 
• Generator 5kw Northern Lights (in-op)
• Inverter/Battery charger 
• 2 X AGM 4 D batteries, starting bank
• 4 x tall 6 volt lead acid, house
• Generator battery

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.

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