1995 Pacific Seacraft 37

The Pacific Seacraft 37 combines the renowned Crealock offshore design with the builder's reputation for rugged fiberglass construction. This 1995 model measures 37 feet in length with a 10.83-foot beam and draws shallow draft thanks to its keel design, making it capable in varied conditions. The boat is powered by a Yammer diesel engine with a four-blade feathering propeller.

The yacht has undergone substantial upgrades over its life. Recent work includes new ultrasuede upholstery, a factory composite fuel tank installed in late 2024, and electrical systems updated to current ABYC standards in mid-2026. Standing rigging and chainplates were replaced in 2022, and a comprehensive electrical overhaul in 2021–22 added lithium batteries, solar panels, a 170-amp alternator, a wind generator, an inverter/charger, and a Victron management suite.

Onboard systems include a complete Furuno electronics package, a watermaker, and custom ground tackle with an upgraded bowsprit and platform. The sails are 2019 Quantum radial-cut main and jib with a stack pack for the main. The boat has benefited from continuous maintenance throughout its ownership.