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HudsonM1
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Initially Posted - 09/15/2006 :  22:12:03  Show Profile
I'm sad to sell her, but I've just bought a "new" boat ('65 Pearson Vanguard), so my beloved 1981 Catalina 25 is now for sale.
She's in very good condition with recently refinished exterior teak and tons of extras. She's currently docked on the Rappahannock River in Virginia.

Here are the specifics:

-Swing keel (keel winch, cable, hose, turning ball replaced in 2006; keel pivot hardware replaced in 2004; keel encapsulated in epoxy)
-9.9 hp Yamaha outboard (4-stroke high thrust, electric start, alternator), runs very well

Electrical:
-3 batteries in 2 banks - House bank: two 12v (new in 2005); Starting bank one 12v
-Dual bank marine battery charger
-Shore power and cord

Electronics:
-Depth meter
-Knot meter
-Wind speed/direction
-VHF
-Compass (new in 2004)
-Tiller autopilot
-AM/FM Cassette stereo

Canvas, etc:
-Fully battened main with cover (new in 1999 - very good condition)
-155% genoa - restitched Sept '06 - with roller furling
-Mainsheet new in 2005
-Furling line and headsail sheets new in 2006
-Bimini (new in 2002 I believe)
-Covers for tiller and winches
-Fenders
-SS removable swim ladder
-Teak bowsprit with anchor roller/fluke anchor
-Full canvas pop-top cover for cool weather
-Full linen/mosquito net pop-top cover for warm weather

Plumbing/Galley:
-Head with holding tank
-SS sinks in head and galley
-Fresh water tank (plumbing new in 2006)
-Cold-plate refrigeration in ice box
-Origo non-pressurized alcohol stove (looks new; never used as far as I can tell)

Other:
-Cockpit cushions - excellent condition
-Carpet new in 2006
-In the process of recovering all interior cushions with upholstery-grade sunbrella (teal)
-Exterior teak removed, refinished and rebedded in 2006
-Four salon windows rebedded in 2006
-Solar vent fan in forward hatch - new in 2006
-Deck under mast rebuilt in 2003 due to suspected core rot (no rot found, but repair was completed)
-Hauled and painted bottom in 2005 and 2006
-Maintenance log dating to mid-1990s

More pictures at:
http://www1.snapfish.com/shareethumbnailshare/AlbumID=57205506/albumcount=1/p=506151158370059834/l=210715768/g=42775024/cobrandOid=1000131/otsc=SYE/otsi=SALB/pns/share/p=506151158370059834/l=210715768/g=42775024/cobrandOid=1000131/otsc=SYE/otsi=SALB

Feel free to contact me at hudson317@comcast.net or 804-305-5405.

Thanks,
Hudson
Hudson
'81 SK/SR #2531
Edited by - HudsonM1 on 09/17/2006 19:11:51

Frank Hopper
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Pitcairn Island
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Response Posted - 09/17/2006 :  19:58:25  Show Profile  Visit Frank Hopper's Homepage
Nice boat, excellent price.
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chriszzz
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Response Posted - 09/21/2006 :  10:05:50  Show Profile

Here's wishing the price was higher.
I paid more for less in Texas.
So I don't think the price is excellent. I think it's low.

Furler = $500
Cushion exterior = $500
Cushing interior = $500 or more
New paint = $500
Bim = $500
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Alan Clark
Captain

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Response Posted - 09/21/2006 :  15:08:23  Show Profile
Hudson, Tall Rig or Standard Rig? Trailer? Thanks, Alan
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HudsonM1
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Response Posted - 09/21/2006 :  20:45:05  Show Profile
Hi Alan.
It's a standard rig. No trailer.

Chris,
Sell yours, buy mine. You'll make a profit and have an East Coast vacation home on the Chesapeake Bay!
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