2001 Classic Logan 33

This 2001 Classic Logan 33 is a traditional downeast-style launch built in New Zealand to a design by Eric Knight. The 33-foot fiberglass hull with an 8-foot beam is powered by a single Yanmar 3JH3 diesel engine rated at 36 horsepower, which has accumulated 887 hours. The boat cruises comfortably at 7 to 8 knots while consuming fuel efficiently, making it well suited to weekend trips and longer passages alike.

The Logan 33 is recognized for its traditional construction and ease of handling under power or sail. A steadying sail is included. Below deck, the boat has one head and accommodations that include a galley with stove, oven, and refrigerator, as well as a microwave. Climate control is provided by shore power when docked.

Navigation and boat handling equipment includes RayMarine electronics, autopilot, and a Maxwell anchor windlass. An auxiliary outboard motor bracket is mounted on the stern. The boat offers the kind of old-world craftsmanship and traditional fit and finish that appeals to those who value classic boat building and comfortable, economical cruising.