1977 Endeavour 37

This 1977 Endeavour 37 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for serious cruising. The boat has undergone extensive rebuilding across nearly every major system. The diesel engine received a complete overhaul covering injectors, transmission, cooling, and oil systems. The mast and boom were rebuilt, and the rig was converted from a sloop to a cutter configuration with new main and roller furling jib, plus full spinnaker rigging and sails. A new Cape Horn windvane and custom emergency rudder are fitted.

Below deck, the boat features a 100-gallon stainless water tank, replaced water heater, and a rebuilt galley with new oven and rebuilt LP gas system. The plumbing systems and holding tank were fully rebuilt. Cabin lighting received a complete replacement with teak Alpenglow LED fixtures including red light vision mode. The electrical panel and battery system were entirely replaced and rebuilt.

Navigation and safety systems are current, with full electronics replacement (approximately 10 years old) including AIS. A CPT autopilot, Dickinson diesel heater, and dripless stuffing box are installed. The anchor system was rebuilt with stainless davits. Lifelines were replaced with 3/16-inch wire. The bottom was repainted in 2024.

The boat comes equipped with an Achilles dinghy and new Mercury 6 hp outboard, plus a Viking 4-person life raft with immersion suits. At 37.5 feet with an 11.6-foot beam, the yacht is powered by a 50 hp Perkins diesel and cruises at 5 knots.