1969 Pacemaker 33

This 1969 Pacemaker 33 is a fiberglass convertible powered by two rebuilt Crusader engines producing 500 horsepower combined. The boat underwent major refitting in the early 2000s, when the engines were rebuilt, the cabin top was re-cored and refinished with fiberglass and awlgrip from the rails upward. It is currently in the water and equipped with an Onan 4-kilowatt generator.

The layout centers on a salon with a lower helm station to starboard featuring a teak captain's wheel and boat chairs, while the port side holds a convertible sleeping sofa. A hide-away bar and electric heating are included. The galley sits forward with an electric stove, refrigerator, microwave, and substantial storage. Across from the galley is a dinette with seating for four. The head and separate shower compartment occupy the forward starboard side near the galley. The forward cabin features a full-size V-berth with a filler cushion, hanging locker, under-berth storage, a large overhead hatch for ventilation, and access to the chain locker.

The fully enclosed flybridge provides commanding sightlines and comfort with captain's chairs, side settees, and abundant windows. An aft deck offers room for seating, multiple handrails for safety, and storage for fenders, dock lines, and spares. Engine access runs through a pull-out hatch below the salon. Safety equipment includes USCG flares, life jackets, bell, horn, and fire extinguishers.