1981 Cooper Seabird

The Cooper Seabird is a 37-foot pilothouse sailboat built in British Columbia and designed for serious cruising on the Pacific Coast. Her centre cockpit features a hard top dodger, and multiple heating systems make her suitable for year-round conditions. The diesel Perkins engine provides auxiliary power for cruising between anchorages.

Below deck, the boat is arranged with two cabins and two heads. The forward cabin serves as a comfortable retreat with its own character. The main salon sits beneath the pilothouse, offering all-weather protection and classical wood joinery. A full galley sits to starboard opposite a dinette with built-in chessboard; the salon proper contains a captain's lounge chair and bench seating with a double berth to starboard, along with a bulhead-mounted diesel heater. The aft cabin houses a queen berth with an ensuite head and storage.

A 2023 survey documented the engine room in excellent condition, confirming the boat's maintenance and seaworthiness for extended cruising.