1993 Custom Jim Beal

This 31-foot Jim Beal is a fiberglass cruiser built in 1993, powered by a single Cummins 6BT 5.9M diesel engine rated at 210 horsepower. The boat features an Evolution drive system with a 1 1/2-inch stainless steel shaft and a 19.5-by-16-inch four-blade left-handed propeller. The engine has 4,000 hours on it.

The boat is equipped with full electronics including two plotters, radar, sounder, and two VHF radios, along with a stereo and small television. A 12-volt windlass manages the anchor system. Fresh water is supplied through a 120-gallon fuel tank and 30-gallon fresh water tank, with heat-exchanged and electric hot water available. The galley includes an alcohol stove and ice box, with an outdoor grill for additional cooking options.

Below deck, sleeping quarters accommodate two people. The head includes a holding tank. Outside amenities feature a shower and raw water wash-down system. Aluminum-frame safety glass is installed throughout. Dinghy davits are fitted for tender stowage.