1991 Carver 33AFT

This 1991 Carver 33AFT is a 38-foot sedan-bridge cruiser built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin Mercury Crusader 454 engines producing 908 horsepower total. The boat runs at a cruising speed of 22 knots and reaches 30 knots at wide open throttle. Engine hours are just under 960.

The interior layout includes a forward V-berth stateroom, an aft cabin with a modified queen bed, and a midship salon with panoramic windows treated with ceramic tint to control heat while maintaining natural light. The salon features a four-seat dining table, settee, chair, and a refrigerated water cooler with hot water capability. The galley is fully equipped for meal preparation, including a built-in blender. A full head with glass-enclosed shower is located adjacent to the galley, and a second head serves the aft cabin. Twin 110-gallon fuel tanks and a 68-gallon fresh water tank support extended cruising.

Deck space is generous, with an exposed bow deck, a flying bridge seating seven or eight, and an aft deck with individual chairs. Exterior canvas enclosures on both the hard top and flying bridge were renewed in 2015. The swim platform extends three feet from the stern.

Systems include a 6,500-watt Kohler generator with under 140 hours of use, a 50-amp three-bank battery charger, dual helm stations, electric windlass with 125 feet of chain, Bennett trim tabs, and dual 12,000 and 16,000 BTU heating and air conditioning units. The galley features a three-burner electric stove, microwave, and dual-voltage refrigerator-freezer. Navigation electronics were upgraded in 2024 with Garmin radar, sonar, and GPS chartplotter. Bridge upholstery was renewed in 2019. Standard safety equipment includes Halon extinguishing system, multiple ABC fire extinguishers, and current pyrotechnics.