Accommodations

The interior has accommodations for 3 adults. There is one quarter berth aft The galley is also aft across from the quarter berth. Mid-cabin there is a full size settee to starboard. Across on the portside there is a short settee. and the diesel heater and outboard there is a full length pilot-berth. All the way forwards is an enclosed head with vanity and sink.

Storage has been maximized throughout the interior. Because of the short overhangs bow and stern and a relativly wide beam for a boat of this age, the interior volume is comparable to many boats that are in the 32' to 34' size of the same age.

Barometer, electronic — Meteoman

Barometer, mechanical — Howard Miller

Ship’s clock, key-wound — Howard Miller

Heater, gravity-fed diesel — Refleks 66MK

Cabin fans, 12v (three) — Hella

Head

• Marine head — Airhead composting toilet (no need for holding tank)
• Sink with vanity
• Manual freshwater

Galley

• Origo 2 burner stove with oven (non presurized alcohol)
• Sink with manual freshwater and manual saltwater
• Isolated icebox

Mechanical

• Max Prop — PYI, with a Shaft Shark line cutter
• Yanmar 3YM30 engine, 530 hours (installed 2010)
• Alternator — Balmar hi-output alternator & regulator, 2023
• SS shaft seal (PMax Prop — PYI, with a Shaft Shark line cutter)

Electrical

• 12 volt DC Batteries — three house plus one start, all Lifeline AGMs
• 30 amp 120 volt with AC shore power with cord
• Wind generator — Air Breeze
• Updated electrical panel
• Xantrex Battery Charger XC3012
• Solar panels (two) — SolarLand

Electronics

• VHF radio — Standard Horizon GX2000
• Depth Sounder
• Compass: Ritchie Navigator
• Radar — Raytheon RL72
• Chartplotter — Si-Tex 1010C
• AIS — Vesper Watchmate
• Self-steering, tiller pilot — Simrad TP32 (new 2023, not installed)
• Dynaplate

Deck & Hull

• Bilge pumps (three) — Whale SuperSub 650; Rule 2000; Rule 3500
• Self-steering, mechanical — Monitor (Scanmar)
• Anchors — Rocna 25 kg (55 lbs) (with custom bow roller)
• CQR (spare) and Danforth (spare)
• Windlass, manual — ABI
• Jacklines — Wichard Lyf-Safe 7052
• Lifeline netting
• Water Tanks replaced in 2010
• Bowsprit and tiller (both new in 2014)
• Dodger
• Cockpit Sun Awning from Dodger to boom gallows with 3 phifertex shade screens that attach to lifelines.

Sails and Rigging

• Sail inventory (*new in 2017, made by Carol Hasse of Port Townsend Sails, all with sail bags)
• Headsail — Yankee, on Harken MK-IV roller furler
• Mainsail, fully battened, fitted for double-reefing
• Stays’l, hank-on
• Storm stays’l, hank-on (on stays’l stay) 
• Mainsail track, new 2017 — Strong Track system (from Tides Marine)
• Lazy jacks, 2013
• Preventer (runs to bow from bail on boom)
• Standing Rigging replaced in 2000
• Forestay replaced 2016
• Staysail stay replaced 2013
• There’s also a set of old sails (2001), which are in pretty serviceable condition: furling headsail genoa; furling staysail; mainsail. Note that the mainsail won’t fit on the new Strong Track; and the stays’l was for a furler that has been removed.