For Sale: Classic 1986 33' Newport Sailboat

[daviddiscenza]

This classic 1986 33’ Newport gently sailed on the Chesapeake Bay; lovingly cared for and maintained by the second owner who is upgrading. This excellent starter boat is perfect for a couple or growing family, and is ready for her next adventure.

Contact John Curry, Upper Chesapeake Yacht Sales, 610-299-3598. Worton Creek Marina, Chestertown, MD 21620

Accommodations: sleeps six
Large private forward cabin has V-berth, with chest of drawers, hard wired fan; side storage, and hanging storage
Two port lights with screens;

Long Single berth on starboard
Double berth to port in the salon
Single berth at nav station


Salon:

Large custom port lights with sliding windows and screens starboard and port, custom made and installed 2016

Fold down gate leg table with large leaf;

Table when folded creates open salon space and includes ample storage behind table for dishes, cutlery, bottles and glasses, and easily accessible when table Is down.

Large, clear center hatch with screen and solar vent fan
L-shapes settee to port and long settee to starboard

Significant outboard storage, some with doors and several open on two levels on both port and starboard.

Galley:
Double sink
New high gooseneck chrome faucet new 2018
Ample starboard storage w sliding doors;
Manual water pump
Deep ice box with sliding shelf
Portable one burner propane stove (new in 2017)

Head:
Good size head w linen storage with doors, and medicine chest with sliding doors

Faucet doubles as hand held shower
Manual sink pump
New hoses for head installed 2018

Cockpit:

Sunbrella Bimini
Wood sanded and stained 2018
Lifesling
Cockpit cushions for all seating
Folding pedestal teak Cockpit table with leaves
Stainless steel wheel
Pedestal with compass
Large, deep cockpit locker on starboard, and shallow locker to port, aft lazerette with side storage wells
Self tailing Winches
One secondary winch in cabin top
Sugar scoop stern w swim ladder in stern

Sails:
Fully battened Dacron Main with two reefs, cleaned, inspected and refurbished 2019;
New sliders installed on main 2019
130% roller fueled Genoa
Lazy jacks and stack pack new in 2017


Ground tackle
New Delta anchor
Spare Danforth anchor

Electronics:
Wind speed direction, knot meter and fathom meter Data Marine 5000 refurbished in 2018

VHF marine radio and nav station


Electrical and mechanical
Solar vent fan in center hatch new in 2018

3 12 volt batteries new in 2018

Smart batteries charger and battery monitor

1 30 Amp shore power input w cable and adaptor plug

Electric bilge pump new 2018
Manual bilge pump


Additional :
Bottom paint 2017
Exterior teak sanded and stained 2018
Portable electric heater
Windscoop
Docklines and fenders
CG safety equipment and flairs
Many tools
Galley supplies including dishes, pots, pans, glasses, cutlery, electric tea kettle etc.
Emergency tiller

[Rontero]

Need a price

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[daviddiscenza]

For some reason I can't seem to edit my post. The asking price is $21,000.00.

[Hardhead]

Good looking boat. Looks like a good price-

You might already know this, but a fair number of the photos seem to be viewing upside down - now as to actually how to change that, I have no idea..

[Rontero]

Is this missing info about the motor? Type, hours, make, etc.?

[Mithril Bham]

Good boats. Won a lot of races on one of those a few centuries ago.

[Dooglas]

I owned the smaller Newport 28 for 10 years. Built in the same yard (Capitol Yachts). Made the passage from the Columbia River to the San Juans several times and circumnavigated Vancouver Island once. A solid boat which served me well.

[daviddiscenza]

Hmmm, you're right. My bad. Universal, three cyclinder, 25hp. There's no meter on the engine so I can't tell you the number of hours. In the 4 years I've owned her, I doubt if I put more than 100 hours on her.

Originally Posted by Rontero

Is this missing info about the motor? Type, hours, make, etc.?

[daviddiscenza]

Originally Posted by Hardhead

Good looking boat. Looks like a good price-

You might already know this, but a fair number of the photos seem to be viewing upside down - now as to actually how to change that, I have no idea..

Yesh, crazy, isn't it? I don't know why that happened. The photos were all taken the same way with the same phone. I figure if someone's really interested, they'll be in touch with the broker.

[daviddiscenza]

Originally Posted by Dooglas

I owned the smaller Newport 28 for 10 years. Built in the same yard (Capitol Yachts). Made the passage from the Columbia River to the San Juans several times and circumnavigated Vancouver Island once. A solid boat which served me well.

She's a fun boat to sail. She's spent the majority of her life on the Chesapeake Bay. Her sweet spot seems to be in winds around 10kts.