1987 Hershine Newburyport

This 1987 Hershine Newburyport is a 37-foot trunk cabin trawler built in Taiwan to a design by Ed Monk. The fiberglass hull features a large flybridge, full walkaround side decks, and well-protected deck space. Windows are reported to be in sound condition without leaks.

The yacht is powered by a single Ford Lehman diesel engine rated at 135 horsepower, which has been completely rebuilt with zero operating hours. It is paired with a Velvet Drive transmission and equipped with a bow thruster controlled from both pilot stations. The boat cruises at 7 knots on approximately 2 gallons per hour and reaches 10 knots at wide-open throttle.

The interior follows a traditional layout with two staterooms and two heads, finished with teak trim and bulkheads throughout. The galley and aft master cabin are positioned for comfortable cruising. Upper and lower helm stations provide steering options, while air conditioning and heating systems maintain comfort. The 16,000 BTU air conditioning was installed seven years ago, and an original Espar diesel furnace provides additional climate control. Both Jabsco toilets have been replaced. The original steel fuel tanks have been pressure tested and inspected. Deck equipment includes an anchor and windlass.