1984 Bounty 37

This 1984 Bounty 37 is a fiberglass cruiser designed for river and canal work, powered by a single 50 hp Kubota diesel engine. The boat measures 37 feet in length with a 12-foot beam, offering practical accommodation and low-cost operation suitable for extended cruising or live-aboard use.

The main saloon forward contains the helm station and an L-shaped sofa on the starboard side that converts to a double berth. Large doors open to the fore deck, which has seating for up to four people, and a sizeable opening sunroof floods the space with light. A wood burner provides heating. The starboard-side head includes a sea toilet, holding tank, and shower. Port side features a full galley with worktop space, storage, fridge, four-burner gas cooker with oven and grill, and sink with hot and cold water.

A double-berth cabin sits opposite the galley on the port side, fitted with a wardrobe and drawer storage. The aft cabin has a pullout bench seat that converts to a double berth, plus a large folding table arrangement on the bulkhead suitable for working aboard. An aft deck doorway and port-side storage cabinet complete this space.

The boat is equipped with 240-volt power throughout, opening windows in all cabins, hot and cold water shower, battery charger, rope, fenders, a forward bow deck canopy enclosure, and holds current BSC certification. A trailer is included.