1995 MacGregor 26X

This 1995 MacGregor 26X is a lightweight, trailable motor sailer designed for inland lakes and protected waters. At 2,500 pounds, the boat moves easily behind a tow vehicle. The fiberglass hull has been maintained with protective coatings and low-friction paint. A water ballast system fills at launch to improve stability on lakes, though the boat's light displacement makes it better suited to calm conditions than open ocean.

The cabin includes a small galley with sink and stove, plus a propane burner that clamps to the rail. A full-size berth sits under the cockpit, with smaller forward berths suitable for children. The sails include two jibs and a spinnaker, with a roller furling jib system that simplifies handling compared to traditional rigging. A fishing downrigger is aboard. The boat is equipped with a 50 hp Johnson outboard; the original engine may not start after extended storage, though the unit features a propeller guard designed for water operations.

The hull shell is in sound condition and has been kept waxed or protected with marine preservative. The tires on the trailing package are several years old. The boat comes with original cushions and various spare parts. This MacGregor works well for family day sailing, fishing, anchoring in coves, and cruising on protected lakes and bays.