1965 Custom-Craft 33'

10.06 m
$ 42,500 USD
254 Main Street, , 04679USASouthwest Harbor ME 04679 USA

1965 Custom-Craft Friendship Sloop

33' (10.06 m) Amicitia

Amicitia is a beautiful example of a well designed,sailed and maintained Friendship Sloop. She was built in 1965 by the Lash Brothers in Friendship Maine. Her current owner purchased her in 1975 and is the third owner. She has had many upgrades during his tenure and is ready for her next owner.

New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States
   Vessel ID: 2832453

$ 42,500 USD

$ 59,047 CAD*
€ 37,526 Euros*
£ 32,268 GBP*
*estimated foreign exchange

LOA43'

LOA Inch10''

LOA13.36''

LOD33'

Beam10'

Beam Inch3''

Draft Max Feet5'

Draft Max Inch3''

Head Room Feet6'

TypeSail

ConditionUsed

Specifications

Name

Amicitia

43'10" (13.36 Meters)

Sail-Used

Year

1965

Documented Year

1965

10'3"

27'3"

5'3"

Cabins

1

Sleeps

4

Twin Berths

2

Double Berths

2

Heads

1

Fuel Type

Diesel

Hull Material

Wood

Gross Tonnage

7

Builder

Lash Brothers

Full Details

CONSTRUCTION

Originally built by the Lash Brothers of Friendship, Maine, Amicitia is carvel planked with cedar over white oak frames and bronze screw fastened. The white oak keel with 3000 lbs is bolted on lead. The additional interior ballast is 2000 lbs of lead pigs in the bilge and removable. The decks and cabin top are made with marine-grade plywood, covered with Dynel or fiberglass cloth--all of which is trimmed with varnished mahogany, including the coaming, companionway sliding cover, and cabintop handrails. The deck hardware is bronze. The current owner has kept up the boat with replacing the cabin top, toe rails, under the water planks replaced as needed, including garboards, keel bolt inspections, a new stern tube installed and the aft deck was rebuilt with clamp upgrades. In 2017 additional fastenings were added under the waterline with water stops added. Six Spartan Marine opening bronze port lights installed in 2016. Her hull topsides are dark green, decks are white and beige, and her bottom paint is red.

ENGINE

1995 Yanmar 3GM30F 3-cylinder diesel, 24HP @ 3400 RPS. No hour meter but the owner estimates only 2500, as the boat was out of the water from 2006-2016. Fresh water cooled. Kanzaki transmission, KM3p with a 2.61:1 ratio, S/N 25732. New water pump 2024. Racor 500MA filter. Perko bronze strainer with internal basket - 2016. The exhaust is raw-water cooled through the riser, hose and muffler. The stainless steel shaft with rope cutter leads to the 3-blade Ellis bronze propeller, 15"x14.5". Worm steering gear by the Lunenburg Foundry.


TANKS

Fuel: 25 gallons in a Monel tank

Water: 20 gallons in a fiberglass tank

SAILS & RIGGING

Main sail, roller furled jib, and staysail all built by Ernie Smith's loft in Fairhaven, MA.

Spars: The mast is hollow Sitka spruce, and built and finished bright by Jim Elk of the Elk Spar & Boat Shop, Bar Harbor. The original boom, gaff, and staysail club were built by Pigeon Hollow Spar Co, Cape Ann MA. The mast is rigged with stainless steel standing rigging with bronze turnbuckles. The running rigging consists of halyards, lazyjacks, tonning lift, all in good condition with wood blocks finished bright, and a new main sheet. The bowsprit is Douglas Fir, built in 2022. Jay Hanna built the carved eagle billethead that is followed by the carved trailboards. The 28" steering wheel is bright mahogany and built by South Shore Boatworks in 2014.

ELECTRICAL

Batteries: Two 12V, 2014

Blue Sea Systems electrical panel, 2016

Blue Sea Systems vapor proof On/Off parallel switch

Blue Sea Systems SI-ACR (start isolator automatic charging relay)

Wiring: all new in 2016

Electrical masthead light and stern light.


ACCOMMODATIONS

In the forward stateroom is the double vee berth with cushions, lockers below. Two opening bronze ports, port and starboard, an opening ceiling hatch, and two forward round ports--all provide good natural light and ventilation for the cabin. Two reading lights on the bulkhead and book shelves outboard. Next aft to starboard is a hanging locker with a door. To port is the enclosed head with a manual Groco flush, model HF, with O/B discharge. Next aft port is a cushioned settee/berth with a shelf outboard, lockers below. A kerosene lamp is mounted on the forward bulkhead. To starboard is a settee/berth with outboard shelf. Between the two settees is a mahogany pedestal table with folding leaves. In the aft cabin port and starboard is the galley, consisting of the stainless steel sink with cold water set into the Formica coated counter. A large locker is below. On the aft bulkhead is the electrical panel, VHF radio, and fire extinguisher. Outboard is shelving, an electric light, and opening port. Overhead is a paper towel holder. To port on the aft bulkhead is a second electric light in the main cabin. Mounted on the counter is the Origo 4000 two-burner alcohol stove. Outboard shelving with sliding enclosures, and an ice cooler below the port counter. A storage locker is below the starboard counter. The headroom throughout the cabin is 6 feet. The entire cabin is painted white with varnished mahogany trim. The sole is varnished teak and holly. This is a traditional and very attractive cabin.


Up three steps through the companionway to the cockpit. There is cushioned seating for about 8 and the person at the helm. The coaming is painted white and capped with varnished mahogany trim. On the stern deck are the main sheet traveler, cleats, and stern light. The wide side decks with handrails on the cabintop lead to the foredeck where the mooring bit is centerline, behind which is the self-tending staysail traveler and opening hatch for the forward cabin. The bowsprit is secured by the bit, a bronze band, and stainless steel wires below with bronze turnbuckles. The anchor/mooring line rollers are port and starboard, and a Danforth anchor is mounted on the starboard side.

EQUIPMENT

R.W. White Compass, original. Adjusted in 2024 with night light on the cockpit pedestal

Raymarine Fathometer

West Marine VHF Radio, Model 580BK, 2016, plus handheld

Bilge Pump: Rule 1500 w/Rulematic float switch. (Amicitia is wired for a second pump) Backup pump is included

Ground tackle: Danforth 14 lbs. Lunch hook carried on the foredeck.

Storm anchor: Danforth 40 lbs w/trip line. New anchor rode in 2024

Anchor Windless: Bronze horizontal, manual (currently removed for repair, cleaning, and lubrication

Search Light: 12v portable plug in

Running rigging blocks, varnished 2024

Jensen Phase Linear Stereo, Model UMP401, AM/FM/CD/MP3 with 4 speakers in cabin and cockpit, 2016

Stern-mounted Ensign staff staff, stern mounted, brightly finished. Also ensign line on the leach of the main sail

Life Sling with 5-part block & tackle for passenger overboard retrieval, 2024

Jim Buoy Life Ring

Flares, 2024

Air horns, bronze/brass ship's bell, whistle

PFDs, several

Boat hook, bright with bronze hook

Interior cushions for berths/settees in good condition

Cockpit cushions in good condition

Contact

For more information about this yacht, please contact Kathe Newman Walton We look forward to working with you!

For more information about this yacht, please contact Kathe Newman Walton. We look forward to working with you!

For more information about this yacht, please contact Kathe Newman Walton.

Amicitia 33ft Custom Craft Yacht For Sale
Kathe Newman Walton
Owner Broker

254 Main Street

Southwest Harbor ME 04679 USA

1-207-266-5574