1982 Tollycraft 37 Convertible

The 1982 Tollycraft 37 Convertible is a semi-displacement diesel cruiser built on a fiberglass hull with a beam of 13.2 feet. Twin Cummins 5.9M diesels provide 250 horsepower each, backed by a 300-gallon fuel capacity and 140-gallon water tank. The boat carries a new Northern Lights generator installed in 2024, along with comprehensive electrical system modernization completed that same year, including a new inverter/charger, battery systems, and a 600-amp DC distribution panel. Navigation electronics feature a Garmin GPSMAP 943 chartplotter on an installed NMEA 2000 backbone. A Wallas diesel heater with Bluetooth control was added in 2021.

The two-cabin layout includes a master stateroom with a custom bed on the starboard side, and guest bunks in the forward cabin. The head features an electric toilet with a new pump installed in 2025 and a separate shower. The galley is equipped with a refrigerator with freezer, electric range, microwave, and double stainless sink. The salon features laminated wood flooring with removable engine access panels, a fold-down height-adjustable table, and new sliding glass doors installed in 2025. The lower helm station is positioned in the salon with window replacements completed in 2019 by Bounty.

The flybridge includes a helm seat with one-helm controls and upgraded engine instruments, two collapsible fore-aft seats that convert to sunbeds, and a VHF radio. A Maxwell Freedom electric windlass with controls at both the flybridge and foredeck handles ground tackle. Exterior features include a self-bailing aft cockpit, transom door with swimstep and ladder, and a full canvas cover. An 8-foot Apex inflatable dinghy with aluminum bottom and 10hp outboard is included. The engine room was cleaned and painted in 2024, and the hull received anti-foul paint and blister repair during a haul out that summer.