1994 Pacific Seacraft 34

This 1994 Pacific Seacraft 34 is a William Crealock-designed cutter built for ocean passage-making. The fiberglass hull measures 34 feet in length with a 10-foot beam. Power comes from a Yanmar 3JH2E three-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine rated at 38 horsepower, currently showing 1,642.9 hours of operation.

The layout provides two cabins and one head. Below deck features teak woodwork throughout, while the deck is finished with classic brass hardware and wood rails. The galley is equipped with a Force 10 propane oven and two-burner range (vented through a cockpit locker), pressure water system, water heater, and ice box.

Navigation and electronics include a Raymarine autopilot, Ritchie compass, Garmin GPSmap 5208, Garmin HD18 radar, Garmin GMI 10, Garmin VHF 200, and Icom IC-M802 radio. The sail plan consists of main and jib sails by North (approximately five years old and in good condition), a spinnaker, and a staysail. Harken roller furling and Lewmar winches manage the rigging.

Recent updates include a new ProSport HD20 20-amp two-bank battery charger, a new starting battery, and two new house batteries. Canvas covers include a dodger, bimini, grill cover, sail cover, and wheel cover.