Pearson 34 Shoal Draft - LOADED WITH RECENT UPGRADES

The Pearson 34 was only built from 1983 to 1986, so is  an unusual offering.  Adelie is exceptionally well equipped. She has had numerous upgrades under her current ownership, so you do not have to do anything - she is ready to go sailing next spring (or right now).

Upgrades include the following:
Maxwell electric windlass  (2014)
Garmin 740s w/ radar & depthsounder, interfaced w/ autopilot and VHF DSC (2011)
Garmin HD Radar (2012)
Raymarine ST6002 Wheel pilot (2012)
Raymarine ST60 Wind, depth, speed displays (2012)
Polyplanar Stereo w/ remote & new speakers in cockpit and salon (2012)
Xantrex Prosine 1000 inverter (2014)
Microwave oven (2014)
ProSport 20A Battery charger  (2014)
Dedicated Start battery installed w/ battery switch  (2012)
2 x Gr27 Batteries (Spring 2014)
Raw water washdown in cockpit (2012)
2 x Blue LED lights in cockpit (2012)
Additional electric bilge pump (2012)
Icebox converted to 12V Frig-o-boat fridge (2012)
12v & 110V electrical panels upgraded (2011)
Macerator pump (2013)
Stainless Steel dorade  (2014)
New Main halyard, rigged to cockpit with
New Lewmar 14ST winch  (2012)
Forespar boom vang replaced topping lift (2012)
Lazy Jacks installed (2012)
Full enclosure round cockpit  (2013)
Insulated companionway cover  (2103)
Screens for companionway and hatches  (2013)
Covers for dodger windows  (2013)
Covers for winches, cowling & windlass  (2013)
Cockpit cushions (2013)
Cabin and Nav lights converted to LED's  (2011-14)
Stanchions re-bedded (2011-14)
S/S midships cleats installed (2014)
S/S through-hulls above the waterline, throughout
Upgraded scupper hoses to 1" hose
Martek Davits (2013)
Garhauer Outboard motor mount.
Bottom epoxy coated under previous ownership.

Don't miss out on this gem!

The galley is to port of the companionway with the chart table/nav station to starboard. The seat doubles as a very roomy quarterberth. 
The salon consists of straight settees on either side with the table over to starboard.  It has a leaf that folds up to reach anyone seated on the port side.
at the forward, port side of the salon is storage, opposite which is the head, which has a shower curtain that pulls around to keep the head and basin dry. The V-berth is a good size and has a large hatch for light and ventilation.

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