Cabo Rico 38 Cutter

A review in Sailing magazine stated "First impressions, as they say, only get one chance, and few boats make a more lasting mark than the Cabo Rico 38. This winsome cutter, draped in teak, inspires dreams of quitting your job and sailing to faraway places. The Cabo Rico 38 is just that kind of boat. Bill Crealock pushed all the right aesthetic."

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.  This particular Cabo Rico 38 is an exceptionally well-maintained example of a capable, offshore, full keel cruising cutter.  Just walking up to the boat blows you away with its beauty.  Then the interior wood work is second to none.  The Cabo Rico 38's were put in to production in 1977.  This is hull number 143 out of around 190 built, so it has the improvements that were implemented over the years.

You have to see this boat to appreciate it.  Did I say it is gorgeous?

Builder/Designer:

Builder: Cabo Rico

Designer: W. B. Crealock

Dimensions:

LOA: 41'

LWL: 29'3"

Beam: 11'6"

Draft: 5'

Displacement: 21,000

Ballast: 7800

Bridge Clearance: 50'

Engine:

Engine: Westerbeke 46 hp; New transmission 2007, New starter 2009

Hours: 2668

Cruising Speed: 6 knots

Max Speed: 8 knots

Prop: 3-blade 16X11

Tankage:

Fuel: 50 gal

Water: 150 gal

Holding 40 gal with Y-valve

Accomodations

2 Staterooms

1 Head with separate shower

1 Settee convertible to double berth

Bulkhead mounted dining table

U-shaped Galley

Finely-finished, light-stained, varnished teak

Teak and Holly Sole

Galley:

Adler Barbour Refrigerator w/ Freezer

2-burner Tasco Propane Stove with Oven

Pull-out Cutting Board

Hot and Cold Pressure Water

Manual Fresh Water Pump

Double Stainless Sink

Loads of Storage

Electronics:

Garmin 546S

Raymarine 6000 Auto Pilot with new course computer; interfaced with auto pilot and there is an interface cable at nav station for a PC or laptop.

Datamarine Wind Instrument

New Depth Transducer March 2014

SSB

Standard Horizon VHF

Inverter

Link 1000 Battery Monitor New 2009

12-CD AM/FM Stereo

Folding Nav Table

Sails and Sail Handling:

150% Genoa with harken Furler

Self-tending Staysail with 2 reef points

Self-tailing Winches

Boom Vang

Keel-stepped Mast

Fully Batten Main with 2 reef points

Harken Main Traveler

Lazy Jacks

Extra sail

Hull and Deck:

New Chain Plates 2014

New Bottom Paint March 2014

Muir Up/Down Electric Windlass

45 lb CQR with 200' chain

33 lb Anchor with 30' Chain and 150' Nylon

Dodger, Bimini, sail covers New 2011

Stainless Granny Rails at Mast

MOB Equipment

Nav Lights

Stainless Steel Ports

Screens for Ports

Louvered Shades for Ports

Custom teak Screens for Hatches

Dorade Vents with SS Cowles and Guards

2 Solar vents

SS Propane BBQ

9' Aquaducth dinghy

4 hp, 4-cycle Mercury

Rutland Wind Generator 2008

Fenders and Dock Lines

Engine Room and Mechanical:

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning and Heat

Separate Circuit for A/C

GFI outlets in the galley

Parallel Switch for the two 110 volt/30 amp services

4 Golf Cart Batteries 2013

1 Group 31 Engine Start Battery

Sea Strainers

Exclusions:

Owner's personal items and anything not specifically listed herein. 

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