1984 Passport 42

This 1984 Passport 42 is a fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Stan Huntingford and built by Formosa Boatyard in Taiwan. She features a blond teak interior and is powered by a Ford Lehman 50 hp diesel engine with 1100 hours. The hull underwent full epoxy replacement to address potential blistering, and the engine received a recent overhaul of its fuel injection and valves.

The boat is well-equipped for extended cruising. The galley includes an electric stove and oven, microwave, and a refrigeration system with cold plate. The head has a shower, sit bath, and warm and cold water supply. Climate control comes from an Ocean Breeze commercial dual compressor unit providing both air conditioning and heating. Accommodations include two cabins with orthopedic mattresses, lighting, and fans. Fresh water is stored in dual 150-gallon stainless tanks, with a separate 100-gallon grey water tank.

The electrical system is comprehensive, featuring a 50-amp service panel, a brand new Northern Lights 5k diesel generator, Victron 4000 inverter/charger, and multiple Odyssey batteries dedicated to house, starting, thruster, and generator loads. Navigation and communication are handled by Raymarine systems including a captain's desk display, helm display, AIS, digital radar, and auto pilot. The iCom 501 radio offers both fixed and handheld access.

Mechanical systems throughout the boat reflect recent investment and maintenance. Standing rigging and running rigging were recently replaced with stainless steel and new lines. The rig includes Anderson electric winches. Multiple bilge pumps provide redundancy, from automatic 2000 and 500 gallon-per-hour units to a 10,000 gph emergency pump and hand pump. A Vetus bow thruster, 180 feet of anchor chain, and a 7-foot Achilles tender with 4 hp Honda outboard complete the package. Comprehensive safety equipment includes a self-inflatable life raft, survival suits, and automatic fire extinguishers.