2008 Corsair 37

This 2008 Corsair 37 trimaran offers a stable, spacious platform for cruising. The fiberglass hull spans nearly 37 feet in length with a 25-foot beam, providing the characteristic wide stance of the design. Power comes from a 15 hp Honda outboard with electric tilt, completely overhauled in 2024 and coupled to the rudder system.

The boat sleeps three cabins with one head and includes 220v power in each cabin throughout. The layout incorporates an integrated galley with three-burner gas cooker and refrigerator, plus a deck shower. An inverter provides both 220v and 12v power systems across the boat, backed by two new 110-amp gel batteries and a new starting battery, all from 2024. A solar panel with MPPT controller and shore power charger round out the electrical setup.

The rig is comprehensively equipped for sailing. The carbon mast and boom pair with a new 2024 stay, new Harken roller-furling system, and recently repainted arrow bars. Sails include a three-reefed mainsail, working jib, and gennaker on roller. A complete running rigging system is functional, with new forward and main deck netting. Six Harken winches (two St 32, two St 40, four St 42) manage sail control. Navigation electronics include a Ray Marine smart pilot, Tacktick system with depth and wind data, Garmin GPS chartplotter, and VHF with AIS. Two anchor systems, deck ladder, cabin heating via inverter, and full safety gear including EPIRB complete the outfit. The interior upholstery rates 8/10.