Cheoy Lee Sailboat for sale

Galley Equipment

dishes, pots, pans, silverware 

Additional Equipment

Achilles Dinghy with 4/5 horsepower motor

Specifications:

Length OA 35'.10"

Length WL 25'7"

Beam 10'

Draft 4' 8"

Sail area 555

Rated 678

Displacement 15,950 lbs

CCA Rating  23.7

Mechanical Equipment

new rebuilt engine

new rebuilt transmission

new bilige pumps 

all hoses replaced

Accommodations

Foreward:  double cabin, forepeak, chain locker, hatch and portholes, Large separte water closet compartment with washbasin, Wilcox - Crittenden "Imperial-51 toilet, linen cabinets.  

Main Cabin:  convertible dinette ( folds to make douible berth)complete galley opposite, cluding gas stove area, sink, ice box and mny lockers.  Two large quater berths. Teak trimmed interior.  Foam rubber mattresses with plastic covering.  Teak and holly cabin sole. 

Navigation Systems

modern day GPS

compass

Deck and Hull Equipment

Rigging:  Masthead sloop, Spruce spars with spinnaker boom, stainless steel rigging, stainless steel chainplantes, and tang fittings.  Stainless steel or bronze chrom turnbuckles.  Roller reefing main boom with screw outlaul.  Stainless steel halyards with vinylon running rigging.  

Deck Fittings:  Stainless steel or chromed bronze cleats, bow pulpit and lifelines, genoa track and cars, spinnaker rack and car, winch bases, bow and stern chocks.

This boat is a 1966 36' Cheoy Lee sailboat and the first hull offered in fiberglass. It was designed by a Belgian naval architect named Maurice Declercq and was a big winner in many races. 

After sailing this gem for many years, i decided to restore it.  I removed the teak deck, reinforeced the deck, replaced the engine with a new rebuilt one, rebuilt the transmission, replaced the bilge pumps and put in all new hoses.  Both the engine and transmission have less than 5 hours since the rebuild.  I painted the hull, decks and interior.  This boat comes as a complete package, except for some minor cosmetic rehab.  The boat has all the sails (5), spinnaker & boom, sleeping bags, new cushions outside and inside, dishes, pots, pan, silverware. 

Also included is a restored Achilles Dinghy with a 4.5 horsepower motor.  Unfortunately, all this work has physically destroyed my knees and my rotator cuff.  I am no longer able to board the boat.  You could set sail tomorrow for the Bahamas or the islands after provisioning it.  My loss is truly your gain!!