1982 Endeavour 37

The 1982 Endeavour 37 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat with a beam of 11 feet 7 inches, powered by a 50-horsepower Perkins diesel engine that delivers a cruising speed of 7 knots. The boat accommodates two cabins and one head, making it suitable for extended cruising.

This yacht has received substantial upgrades and equipment additions. The rigging includes new standing rigging, a new mainsail, and a telescoping spinnaker pole. Ground tackle consists of a 25-kilogram Rocna anchor with new 3/8-inch chain rode. Navigation and safety systems feature a B&G electronics package with AIS send and receive capability, an autopilot, and new thru hulls and seacocks throughout. A Balmar 100-amp alternator supports electrical systems, while all interior lighting has been converted to LED.

Accommodations have been refreshed with new interior cushions and a new refrigerator-freezer unit. Climate control includes both air conditioning and heat. The cockpit features custom stainless steel surrounds and a new dodger for weather protection. Exterior additions include a new stack pack, davits, and a 10-foot West Marine RIB dinghy with an 8-horsepower Honda outboard engine. A barbecue grill is also aboard.

The engine reportedly has low hours and has received recent maintenance. An included trailer is available for transportation.