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Cal 34 Sloop, inboard diesel, lots of cruising gear

$ 3432

Availability: 55 in stock
  • Primary Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Year: 1975
  • Beam (feet): 10
  • For Sale By: Private Seller
  • Make: CAL
  • Engine Type: Inboard Diesel
  • Hull Material: Fiberglass
  • Type: Cruiser
  • Rigging: Sloop, Cutter
  • Trailer: Not Included
  • Length (feet): 34
  • Condition: Used
  • Model: CAL 34
  • Use: Salt Water
  • Keel: Fixed
  • Engine Make: Westerbeke Diesel

    Description

    Cal 2-34
    L.O.A. 33’ 8”
    Beam: 10’
    Draft: 5’
    Displacement 10,000 lbs.
    Year built: 1975
    Price: $ 6,500.00
    Location: Somers Point, NJ
    You will not find a cleaner, nicer example of the Cal 34,(this boat is the 2-34) than this one—and you won’t find a better deal on anyboat this size in this condition.
    I haveowned her for four years—but she’s only been in the water one of those years,which is a shame.
    She’d make a great liveaboard, she’s a natural club raceror weekender, she is very responsive in the water.
    Much of the sailing I’ve done has been on aMorgan 41 Out Island and this boat feels much different, the steering is moreresponsive, she just feels much quicker than that old Morgan, yet she’s bigenough to make a great small cruising boat.
    I’m going to focus on that other boat, the Morgan 41 OutIsland, but it means someone is going to get a good deal on a great boat.
    I’m really torn about selling her.
    I love this boat.
    I am selling her with a bill of sale only.
    That’s all I got when I bought her.
    You will be responsible for titling her inwhatever state you choose, or wherever you take her.
    I got incredibly lucky, you don’t buy the boat, you buythe previous owner, and the guy I bought this from was a very knowledgeablesailboat person, and he paid people to maintain and service his boat, so it wasall done at a nearby boat yard, and he stored it at the same yard I store itat.
    That yard knows this boat prettywell and they could be a good resource for you.
    The Westerbeke is original and runs fine, if a littlesmokey—she has all of the cosmetic issues of an older boat but otherwise she’sgreat and her bilge is dry.
    The boatyard where she’s kept over the winter is a great place—they’re very competentand they could help a first time owner quite a bit if you need that.
    She comes with decades of cruising gear—the list below isnot complete but it gives you an idea of what is aboard her.
    Documentation: I have the original documentation that Ikeep stored dry and away from the boat, in addition to the originaldocumentation I have two professionally spiral bound copies of everything:
    - Two spiral bound copies of the Westerbeke 30 SpareParts List
    - Two spiral bound copies of the Westerbeke Engine RepairManual (the engine bible)
    - Two spiral bound copies of the Westerbeke ServiceBulletins
    - Two copies of the Owner’s Manual
    Including:
    - Original wiring diagram
    - Original copy of the standing and running riggingspecifications
    As a note, she is set up to single hand. The new self-tailingBarient winches are super helpful here and she balances very well under headsail alone in any kind of moderate air.
    In fact, in heavy air she is great with headsail alone and it gives youthe ability to quickly adjust sail area.
    NOTE: she does have the traveler mounted above thecompanionway, which is one of the identifying features of the 2-34 seriesboats.
    Equipment list:
    - Westerbeke 30 diesel engine
    - V-drive transmission
    - Fuel tank, new in the past several years
    - Pressurized cold / hot water system with an electricwater pump
    - Shore power with two shore power cables
    - Ice box
    - Gimbaled propane stove, oven
    - (2) main sails, one on the boat, two in storage
    - (4) head sails, one on the boat, three in storage
    - Main sail cover
    - Selden FURLEX roller furler
    - Whisker pole, with the boom setup to accept the whiskerpole
    - Brand new primary winches (self-tailing Barients)
    - Existing original secondary winches
    - Boarding ladder
    - Two boat hooks
    - Several PFD’s
    - Banana scoop to gather extra fresh air from the forwardhatch
    - Two winch handles
    - Garmin chartplotter
    New:
    - New primary compass on the binnacle
    - New self-tailing primary winches (Barient)
    - New Jabsco manual head
    - New LED lights in the cabin light fixtures
    - New charging circuit from the batteries to charge USBdevices
    - (2) new batteries, an engine battery and a housebattery, the boat only has (2) batteries
    - (5) new docklines to allow us to tie her off easily atour marina
    - Thoroughly cleaned the teak topsides as the first stepto completely refinishing it
    - New bottom paint before she hit the water
    Spares:
    There really is too much to list but here’s a short list:
    - Engine oil filters
    - Water pump
    - Engine air filters
    - Secondary hand held compass
    - New spare folding prop
    - (4) spare sails in sail bags
    - (2) spare cabin light fixtures
    - A basket of spare teak pieces
    - (2) spare shore power plugs
    - Spare gaskets
    - Spare winch handle pocket
    - Spare cleats
    - Spare rail cars
    - Spare fittings
    CAL 34 Specs:
    L.O.A. 33’ 8”
    Beam: 10’
    Draft: 5’
    Displacement 10,000 lbs.
    My name is Mike
    My email: [email protected]
    My cell: 267-788-6825
    Feel free to email me or call / text with questions, I’ll do mybest to answer them for you.
    Goodluck..!!