1991 Hunter 33.5

This 1991 Hunter 33.5 is a fiberglass cruiser built for Pacific Northwest sailing. The boat draws only 4 feet 6 inches, making it well-suited to shallow anchorages and coastal exploration. Power comes from a Yanmar 3GM30F diesel engine with 870 hours of use, paired with 42-gallon fuel and 56-gallon water tanks. The aluminum mast carries a UK mainsail and a new Evolution 110% furling genoa, with all running rigging recently replaced.

The two-cabin layout includes a forward double v-berth and an aft double cabin, both with hanging lockers. The main salon converts to sleeping arrangements and flows into a head with shower facilities. The galley features an Origo two-burner stove with oven, a large icebox, and pressurized hot water. A 1000-watt inverter supports 110-volt power, and the audio system includes Bluetooth speakers throughout the cabin and cockpit.

Recent upgrades enhance both functionality and safety. A new Lowrance FS7 touchscreen chartplotter and multi-display, new Icom VHF radio, and AIS system support modern navigation. New bimini and dodger provide shade and weather protection. Aboard are two house batteries and one starter battery with charger, electric and manual bilge pumps, a Danforth anchor with 250 feet of chain, and the original Weems and Plath clock and barometer.