1989 Ericson 35 MKIII

This 1989 Ericson 35 MKIII is a fiberglass sloop designed by Bruce King and built during the era when Ericson established its reputation for quality construction and racing performance. The boat measures 35 feet in length with an 11-foot-4-inch beam and draws just under 5 feet, making it well-suited to shallow coastal waters. Power comes from a Universal 25-horsepower diesel engine installed in 2005, which carries low running hours.

The interior features teak and holly sole work throughout, with a teak cabin layout that includes a large head with separate shower and reverse-cycle air conditioning. The main salon is fitted with newly covered cushions. Navigation and autopilot systems include Furuno radar, a Garmin chartplotter, Raymarine autopilot, and Raymarine navigation instruments. The sail inventory is comprehensive, with a fully battened mainsail, spinnaker complete with sock, and additional working sails.

Recent maintenance and upgrades reflect consistent care of the boat. In 2023, the transmission was replaced, the cutlass bearing renewed, the bottom repainted, the cockpit sole replaced, and a new composting toilet installed. The boat has been actively maintained throughout its ownership and remains ready for either club racing or cruising use.