1997 Hunter 376

The Hunter 376 is a 37-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built for practical ocean sailing and comfortable living. Its fractional rig carries a fully battened mainsail with stack pack and Sail Rides track system, while all lines lead aft for short-handed operation. The cockpit features a walk-through transom and swim platform, with a windlass operable from helm and deck stations. A wind turbine generator and inverter/charger system support extended cruising independence.

Below deck, the yacht offers two staterooms and a single head with separate shower stall. The galley includes a three-burner gimballed propane stove with oven and microwave. Water capacity is 75 gallons, fuel 35 gallons, and waste 35 gallons. A Yanmar 3JH2 inboard diesel provides auxiliary power.

Recent upgrades over the past 4 to 5 years include a new mainsail with stack pack and Sail Rides track, B&G electronics with autopilot, new bimini and dodger, new hot water heater, new alternator, and an inverter/charger system. Navigation equipment includes B&G electronics, VHF radio, and handheld VHF. The helm features Fusion stereo, and two-speed self-tailing winches aid sail handling. Additional features include double anchor rollers, an outboard motor hoist, and a cockpit shower.