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1986 Watkins Yacht Seawolf 25'
Estimated price for orientation: 3 500 $
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Description Year: 1986 Trailer: Not Included Make: Watkins Yacht Use: Salt Water Model: Seawolf 25' Engine Type: Single Outboard Type: Cruiser Engine Make: Evinrude Engine Length (feet): 25 Primary Fuel Type: Gas Beam (feet): 8 Fuel Capacity: 6 - 10 Gallons Hull Material: Fiberglass Hull ID Number: WYM25069A686 Rigging: Sloop, Cutter For Sale By: Private Seller Keel: Shoal Draft
Very stable sloop rigged, shoal keel, cruiser. Lived on her for two summers in the Great South Bay... I absolutely love this boat and had hoped for a 'Great Loop' or Caribbean cruise next time I was unemployed but ended up getting married, moving to a 38' tri-cabin, and then taking a full-time job. It hurts, but I have to finally give her up. The previous owner had given her years of loving care, so she is in great shape for her age. 25' is big enough to be a comfortable cruiser, yet small enough to sail alone, also nice to remain under the Coast Guard's smaller craft requirements, and paying less for slip rentals didn't hurt my feelings either. Unbelievable amount of enclosed storage compartments on this boat for food and gear, definitely built for cruising. 1986 Watkins Seawolf, 2' 6" shoal draft with 1,900 lbs of ballast, sloop rigged, tiller steering. 1996 - 9.9 hp 2 stroke 25" shaft Evinrude O/B (high thrust prop) on retractable engine mount. Teak door, cabinets, and bulkheads. Original main sail, original 150% Genoa (w/ Harken Roller furler), Sails professionally cleaned and refurbished in 2012, in good condition, Main sail cover and UV strip on Genoa, 7 gal EPA- compliant gas tank, new cockpit seat cushions. Galley: Running water to stainless sink, deep chest ice box holds 10 lbs ice and keeps food cold for 2+ days. Two burner pressurized stove-top modified to use sterno cans, non-pressurized alcohol, or camp stove (pressurized alcohol was not my friend). Fold down dinette table with room for 4.Head: Stand-up shower drains to bilge and pumps overboard, running water to sink drains directly overboard, and manual seawater flush Johnson toilet drains to 9 gal holding tank w. marina pump-out fitting installed. Toilet is also plumbed with Coast Guard approved locking mechanism for overboard discharge during extended cruising at sea. Was going to put in a propane water heater but decided I actually didn't need one since I never bothered to use the propane camping heater that is stored on the boat except during April and October.Forward Cabin: V-berth. Aft berthing sleeps 3-4, VHF marine radio, CD player w/4 speakers. Upholstery is in decent shape but if I were going to move back onto her, I would double the padding and have everything redone in canvas. 50' of 12 volt LED lighting under the interior trim gives off a nice warm light in the living areas.Hauled, winterized, and stored on the hard at Anchorage Yacht Club until Memorial Day. Needs a touch up on the anti-fouling bottom paint before launch. This is a perfect first sailboat, or coastal cruiser, easy to single hand. Tough girl, she rode Hurricane Sandy out on a mooring with no damage. Old name/homeport removed for replacement. Purchased new blue pinstripe with new name tape "Liberty" and homeport "At Large" stored on boat. Headroom: 5'11"
Berths: 5/6
Keel: Shoal
LOA: 24'11"
LWL: 21'
Beam: 8'
Draft: 2' 6"
Sail Area: 265 sq. ft.
Mast Height Above DWL: 32'9"
Displacement: 4,800 lbs
Ballast: 1,900 lbs
Potable Water: 40 Gal
Black Water: 9 Gal
Engine: 1991 Evinrude 9.9 hpSeems like comparable Watkin's are listing for up to $12k but the average NADA is $9,700 Marine survey is on your dime if you want one. We will use E-Bay escrow service to protect both of us, I'll pay for escrow.
Boat transport by truck is expensive, typically $2-3 per mile... but the marina is on Long Island's Great South Bay so immediate access to the Atlantic, Hudson River, ICW, etc.
Description
| Year: | 1986 | Trailer: | Not Included |
| Make: | Watkins Yacht | Use: | Salt Water |
| Model: | Seawolf 25' | Engine Type: | Single Outboard |
| Type: | Cruiser | Engine Make: | Evinrude Engine |
| Length (feet): | 25 | Primary Fuel Type: | Gas |
| Beam (feet): | 8 | Fuel Capacity: | 6 - 10 Gallons |
| Hull Material: | Fiberglass | Hull ID Number: | WYM25069A686 |
| Rigging: | Sloop, Cutter | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Keel: | Shoal Draft |
Very stable sloop rigged, shoal keel, cruiser. Lived on her for two summers in the Great South Bay... I absolutely love this boat and had hoped for a 'Great Loop' or Caribbean cruise next time I was unemployed but ended up getting married, moving to a 38' tri-cabin, and then taking a full-time job. It hurts, but I have to finally give her up. The previous owner had given her years of loving care, so she is in great shape for her age. 25' is big enough to be a comfortable cruiser, yet small enough to sail alone, also nice to remain under the Coast Guard's smaller craft requirements, and paying less for slip rentals didn't hurt my feelings either. Unbelievable amount of enclosed storage compartments on this boat for food and gear, definitely built for cruising. 1986 Watkins Seawolf, 2' 6" shoal draft with 1,900 lbs of ballast, sloop rigged, tiller steering. 1996 - 9.9 hp 2 stroke 25" shaft Evinrude O/B (high thrust prop) on retractable engine mount. Teak door, cabinets, and bulkheads. Original main sail, original 150% Genoa (w/ Harken Roller furler), Sails professionally cleaned and refurbished in 2012, in good condition, Main sail cover and UV strip on Genoa, 7 gal EPA- compliant gas tank, new cockpit seat cushions. Galley: Running water to stainless sink, deep chest ice box holds 10 lbs ice and keeps food cold for 2+ days. Two burner pressurized stove-top modified to use sterno cans, non-pressurized alcohol, or camp stove (pressurized alcohol was not my friend). Fold down dinette table with room for 4.Head: Stand-up shower drains to bilge and pumps overboard, running water to sink drains directly overboard, and manual seawater flush Johnson toilet drains to 9 gal holding tank w. marina pump-out fitting installed. Toilet is also plumbed with Coast Guard approved locking mechanism for overboard discharge during extended cruising at sea. Was going to put in a propane water heater but decided I actually didn't need one since I never bothered to use the propane camping heater that is stored on the boat except during April and October.Forward Cabin: V-berth. Aft berthing sleeps 3-4, VHF marine radio, CD player w/4 speakers. Upholstery is in decent shape but if I were going to move back onto her, I would double the padding and have everything redone in canvas. 50' of 12 volt LED lighting under the interior trim gives off a nice warm light in the living areas.Hauled, winterized, and stored on the hard at Anchorage Yacht Club until Memorial Day. Needs a touch up on the anti-fouling bottom paint before launch. This is a perfect first sailboat, or coastal cruiser, easy to single hand. Tough girl, she rode Hurricane Sandy out on a mooring with no damage. Old name/homeport removed for replacement. Purchased new blue pinstripe with new name tape "Liberty" and homeport "At Large" stored on boat. Headroom: 5'11"
Berths: 5/6
Keel: Shoal
LOA: 24'11"
LWL: 21'
Beam: 8'
Draft: 2' 6"
Sail Area: 265 sq. ft.
Mast Height Above DWL: 32'9"
Displacement: 4,800 lbs
Ballast: 1,900 lbs
Potable Water: 40 Gal
Black Water: 9 Gal
Engine: 1991 Evinrude 9.9 hpSeems like comparable Watkin's are listing for up to $12k but the average NADA is $9,700 Marine survey is on your dime if you want one. We will use E-Bay escrow service to protect both of us, I'll pay for escrow.
Boat transport by truck is expensive, typically $2-3 per mile... but the marina is on Long Island's Great South Bay so immediate access to the Atlantic, Hudson River, ICW, etc.
Berths: 5/6
Keel: Shoal
LOA: 24'11"
LWL: 21'
Beam: 8'
Draft: 2' 6"
Sail Area: 265 sq. ft.
Mast Height Above DWL: 32'9"
Displacement: 4,800 lbs
Ballast: 1,900 lbs
Potable Water: 40 Gal
Black Water: 9 Gal
Engine: 1991 Evinrude 9.9 hpSeems like comparable Watkin's are listing for up to $12k but the average NADA is $9,700 Marine survey is on your dime if you want one. We will use E-Bay escrow service to protect both of us, I'll pay for escrow.
Boat transport by truck is expensive, typically $2-3 per mile... but the marina is on Long Island's Great South Bay so immediate access to the Atlantic, Hudson River, ICW, etc.