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1978 Bristol Yachts 35.5

1978 Bristol Yachts 35.5

$29,995

Warwick, Rhode Island

Year 1978

Make Bristol Yachts

Model 35.5

Category Sloop

Length 35

Posted 1 Month Ago

The seller reports the boat to be in good overall condition with systems operating as designed and with maintenance up to date. All running rigging has been updated periodically and there is a 3rd halyard with an asymmetrical spinnaker in a dousing sock. Electronics are known to be dated and in need of replacement. Buyers are encouraged to perform their own inspections to confirm condition of vessel. Stock #337442 Classic Ted Hood design Bristol 35.5. Nice condition overall with a replacement FWC Yanmar diesel with low hours! Classic Ted Hood designed Bristol 35.5 in quite nice condition and a low-hour replacement Yanmar diesel. The long-time owners are retiring from boating and she is ready for new adventures. The boat has been maintained and it shows inside and out. Extremely traditional sloop design with a surprising balance of comfort and performance. She is very good in light air and only requires the use of a moderate 120-130% headsail to get optimum performance. There is a large cockpit with wheel steering and binnacle-mounted instruments and a compass. The electronics on the boat are older and due for replacement Self-tailing primary winches and the aforementioned headsails make this an easy boat to sail short or singlehanded, yet she has the room for a full crew when available. Down below is equally traditional and comfortable. There is a large forward-V with hanging locker and large enclosed head behind. The main salon features a drop-down dinette with opposing slide-out double settee / berth. Further aft is a good-sized nav station to port ahead of a large quarter berth. Opposite is well equipped L-shaped galley with stove / oven, large ice box, sink and plenty of storage and counter space. This is a wonderful classic sailboat ready for new adventures. Equally at home as a club racer or for extended cruising this one will likely address all your needs for some time to come. Call me today to discuss this further. Reason for selling is retiring from boating.

1967 Bristol 35

1967 Bristol 35

$15,000

Greenport, New York

Year 1967

Make Bristol

Model 35

Category Racer Boats

Length 35'

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1967 Bristol 35 The Bristol 35 is nicely laid out with a forward V-Berth and an athwartship head just aft of the forward berth with sink, marine head, holding tank/pumpout, shower and hanging locker.  The salon has a starboard settee, port dinette/berth, Nav table with refrigerated ice box below and bulkhead storage.  The compact galley is aft to starboard with a sink, H&C pressure water, LNG stove and oven.  Her auxiliary power is a 1998 Yanmar 3GM diesel.  Check out the Full Specs and call for an appointment to see her.

1967 Bristol 35 Sloop Diesel Auxiliary 5 Foot Draft  New Sails, Harken Furler

1967 Bristol 35 Sloop Diesel Auxiliary 5 Foot Draft New Sails, Harken Furler

$19,900

Green Cove Springs, Florida

Year 1967

Make Bristol

Model 35

Category Cruiser Motorcycles

Length 35.0

Posted Over 1 Month

A Classic American Beauty – Simple and easy to sail and maintain. She sleeps 6 including the removable pipe berth. This is a northeast boat with no blisters. She was shipped to FL last summer and stored on the hard and has recently undergone a 2 month refit here. New (2013) 135% Jib by Mack Sails - 7.77 Marblehead Mitre cut cloth with foam luff pad and Navy blue Sunbrella UV protective cloth - mounts on a Harken Cruising # 1 Roller Furler (new 2011) , New (2013) fully battened mainsail from Mack Sails -Challenge High Aspect cloth with 2 deep reefs - + older storm jib, storm trysail, & spinnaker all in good shape, The 2 reefing lines from the new (2011) Selden boom with built in internal single line jiffy reefing (2 reef points) and the main halyard lead to the cabin top through a (new 2011) Spinlock Clutch. New (2013) Mack Pack semi-automatic mainsail cover and lazy jack combination, New (2012) Manson Supreme (roll bar type) anchor, New (2012) Fortress anchor, Garmin 441S GPS (new 2011), Standard Horizon fixed mount VHF + Standard Horizon hand held VHF (both new 2011), New port lights in Main Cabin, new Tricolor LED masthead light, 4 dock lines, 4 fenders, Coast Guard safety equipment package, New upper shrouds, New forestay, New backstay, most hoses replaced, many 12 volt wiring upgrades, most hoses throughout replaced, and much more. The engine is a 24 horsepower 3 cylinder Universal Diesel Medalist 1115 CC (with glow plugs for easy starting) which apparently is a marinized Kubota Tractor engine. It has approximately 2500 hours on it. Since 2012 it has had a new starter installed, a new alternator installed, and a new Oberdorfer Raw water pump installed. It has always been professionally maintained. In 2013 the engine was remounted and realigned by Niemiec Marine an outfit with a great reputation in New Bedford,MA. At that time a new stainless steel propeller shaft was installed and both the prop shaft and rudder shaft stuffing boxes were repacked. This engine is very reliable.

1983 Bristol 35.5

1983 Bristol 35.5

$49,900

Port Clinton, Ohio

Year 1983

Make Bristol

Model 35.5

Category Sloop Sailboats

Length 36'

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1983 Bristol 35.5 The Bristol 35.5's combine the classic design of Ted Hood with the meticulous craftsmanship of Bristol Yachts in a comfortable and elegant cruiser-racer. Bristol 35.5s are very popular for good reason -- they are extremely well built, have excellent sailing characteristics, very comfortable accommodations, and above all, beautiful lines!

1978 Bristol 35.5

1978 Bristol 35.5

$36,900

Annapolis, Maryland

Year 1978

Make Bristol

Model 35.5

Category Racer Boats

Length 35'

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1978 Bristol 35.5 Back on the market with a major price reduction!  Salon port lights removed and re-bedded, and new interior paneling installed yielding a bright, shiny, and clean interior. The Bristol 35.5 is a classic Ted Hood design. She combines comfort, performance and craftmanship into a sought after boat that stands the test of time.  Bristol has always been associated with the very best and "Age of Reason" is an excellent example of this.When you first see her sitting at the dock with custom canvas covers on all teak, and matching canvas on mainsail, dodger, and bimini, you will be struck by the clean lines and elegance of this beautiful yacht. As you step below you will be surprised and pleased by the quality of the beautifully varnished teak trim on all doors, cabinets and storage lockers throughout the boat."Age of Reason" has an enviable history of success on the race course over the past several years, including multiple wins in the annual Governor's Cup - a race from Annapolis to St. Marys College. She has been modified for racing for infrequent forays on the race course, while retaining the essential characteristics for cruising - comfortable sleeping berths for up to 6 adults, full galley and head, and cockpit canvas and cushions that are in great condition.With a large inventory of racing and cruising sails in excellent condition and PHRF rating of 162, "Age of Reason" is ready to win races today in PHRF C on the Chesapeake, while doubling as a fine cruising yacht. Make an appointment to see this beautiful boat today! Brand new mast, boom, and standing rigging in September 2014! Bottom sanded and new anti-fouling paint May 2015.

1986 Bristol 35.5 CB

1986 Bristol 35.5 CB

$49,000

Stamford, Connecticut

Year 1986

Make Bristol

Model 35.5 CB

Category Sloop Sailboats

Length 35'

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1986 Bristol 35.5 CB The MIGRANT is a good example of this classic BRISTOL 35.5 Centerboard design by Dieter Empacher of the Ted Hood design group. Produced by BRISTOL YACHTS from 1978 through the late 1980's, the "35.5" model (both "centerboard" & "keel" versions) demonstrated that the art of of building an affordable yacht with such features as a high level of quality, outstanding varnished matching-grain BRUNZEEL Mahogany (teak was an available option) joinery throughout, a "real" teak & ash-inlay cabin sole was certainly within capability. The MIGRANT was completed as a 1986 model BRISTOL 35.5 CB version and was delivered to her first Owner later that year. Exceptionally strong, good-looking (to say the least) and well-appointed are watchwords to best describe the BRISTOL 35.5 and particularily the "MIGRANT". She's is a well-found BRISTOL 35.5 as a review of her overall Listing details will attest. Her Aristo Blue AWLGRIP topsides plus the included desirable Factory options such as the desirable centerboard, the high-flared teak toe rail, the teak & stainless steel rub rail, the stainless steel traveler bridge (to name but just a few!) .. plus the YANMAR 3GM repower in 1993 .. all combine to make the MIGRANT a perfect BRISTOL 35.5 CB to acquire for a long-term Ownership. The MIGRANT has been stored indoors since the Fall of 2015 to date at our Brewer Pilots Point North Yard facility in Westbrook, CT. Before her transit to this area she was in a long-term storage mode in NC for two years. Her lower below-Market asking price reflects the some recommended cosmetic varnish work & detailing & minor maintenance that would complete this Bristol Picture, so to speak! Stored indoors, she's easy to view so inspections and offers are both to be encouraged for the MIGRANT.

1988 Bristol 35.5 Sloop

1988 Bristol 35.5 Sloop

$39,900

Cortez, Florida

Year 1988

Make Bristol

Model 35.5 Sloop

Category Classics

Length 35'

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1988 Bristol 35.5 Sloop One Owner Late Model Bristol 35.5 Centerboard Elegance personified in an offshore/inshore yacht of renowned quality and solid reputation.The Bristol 35.5 combines the classic design of Ted Hood with the meticulous craftmanship of Bristol Yachts in a comfortable and elegant racer-cruiser. Traditional layout (forward v-berth with insert cushion, aft quarter berth). JEMIMA is a solid well equipped Bristol 35.5 with a new Main sail and a 110 & 130 head sails.  Bottom paint completed 11-2016.  Price Reduced To Intiate timely Sale!

1982 Bristol 355

1982 Bristol 355

$39,995

Muskegon, Michigan

Year 1982

Make Bristol

Model 355

Category Sloop Sailboats

Length 35'

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1982 Bristol 355 Wind Rush is a very nice example of this classic Bristol 35.5 design by Dieter Empacher of the Ted Hood design group. Produced by Bristol Yachts from 1978 through the late 1980s, the 35.5 model demonstrated that the art of building an affordable yacht with such features as a high level of quality, outstanding varnished matching-grain teak joinery throughout, and a real teak & holly cabin sole, was certainly within capability. Exceptionally strong, good-looking (to say the least) and well-appointed are watchwords to best describe the Bristol 35.5 and particularly Wind Rush. She is a well-found Bristol 35.5 deep keel. This Bristol 35.5 has the galley with the wrap around design and a double centerline sink.  Inspections and offers are both encouraged for Wind Rush. She is in need of some tender loving care as she has been on the hard for two years, but was in the water last fall and operating. Get excited about her today! She is a Bristol!

1982 Bristol 355

1982 Bristol 355

$39,995

Muskegon, Michigan

Year 1982

Make Bristol

Model 355

Category Sloop Sailboats

Length 35'

Posted Over 1 Month

1982 Bristol 355 Wind Rush is a very nice example of this classic Bristol 35.5 design by Dieter Empacher of the Ted Hood design group. Produced by Bristol Yachts from 1978 through the late 1980s, the "35.5" model demonstrated that the art of of building an affordable yacht with such features as a high level of quality, outstanding varnished matching-grain teak joinery throughout, a real teak & holly cabin sole, was certainly within capability. Exceptionally strong, good-looking (to say the least) and well-appointed are watchwords to best describe the Bristol 35.5 and particularly Wind Rush. She is a well-found Bristol 355.  Inspections and offers are both encouraged for Wind Rush. She is in need of some tender loving care, as she has been on the hard for two years, until last week, when she came from Holland, Michigan, on her own bottom. Get excited about her today! She is a Bristol!

1982 BRISTOL Bristol 40 C/B SLOOP

1982 BRISTOL Bristol 40 C/B SLOOP

$54,500

Wareham, Massachusetts

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Private Seller (508) 685-2803 Photos Close Request Information * Name First Name * Email Telephone (optional) Best Time to Contact Anytime Morning Mid-day Evening Question/Comments (optional) Shop Safely: Protect Your Money. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Contact Seller 1982 BRISTOL Bristol 40 C/B SLOOP, PRICED REDUCTION!!!!!!!! 1982 Bristol 40 C/B SLOOP,CLASSIC BEAUTY: BRISTOL 40 C/B SLOOP, DRAWS ONLY 4FT W/BOARD UP AND 7FT W/BOARD DOWN. THIS SPRING: BOTTOM SANDED AND TWO COATS OF BOTTOM PAINT , NEW BOOT STRIPE, HULL COMPOUNDED AND WAXED (4 COATS) , NEW WATER HEATER, NEW CABIN WINDOWS, EQUIPMENT...WINDLESS W/DECK AND COCKPIT CONTROLS, 35LB PLOW W/150FT OF CHAIN, 130 ROLLER FURLED JIB, MAIN, BOTH IN GREAT SHAPE, VHF W/COCKPIT REMOTE, RAYMARINE C80, DEPTH,WIND, DIESEL HOT AIR HEAT W/ELECTRONIC CONTROL, REFER. W/ELECTRONIC CONTROL, 3 BURNER PROPANE STOVE W/OVEN, STEREO SYSTEM, NEW EVOLUTION SERIES RAYMARINE WHEEL MOUNT AUTO PILOT (NEW IN BOX),DUTCHMAN SYSTEM, NEW ANTENNA CABLE AND ANT. , COCKPIT CUSHIONS, 2013 SURVEY, WAREHAM,MA MOORING FOR SEASON , NEW BEDFORD HARBOR MOORING FOR SEASON, NEW CAMBELL 3 BLADE PROP., 40HP WESTERBEKE IN FANTASTIC RUNNING COND. (NO OIL BURN OR LOSS) 1800HRS, FAILED HEALTH FORCES SALE ,$54,500, 508 685 2803 Be sure: Get a boat history report|Finance this boat|Get an insurance quote|

1978 Bristol Yachts 35.5 SL

1978 Bristol Yachts 35.5 SL

$25,000

Alameda, California

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1978 Bristol Yachts 35.5 SL, Great sailing boat, great project for someone who wants to clean her up. In water and not sailed for 10 years. Sold as is, where is, in Alameda, CA. $25,000 OBO.The Bristol 35.5 is a classic Ted Hood design. She combines comfort, performance, and craftsmanship into a sought after boat that stands the test of time. Bristol has always been associated with the very best and this boat is an excellent example of this.Please email for more photos and/or to make an appointment for viewing.Hull Type: Fin with rudder on skegRig Type: Masthead SloopLOA: 35.50' / 10.82mLWL: 27.50' / 8.38mBeam: 10.83' / 3.30mListed SA: 602 ft2 / 55.93 m2Draft (max.) 5.75' / 1.75m Draft (min.) Disp.: 15000 lbs./ 6804 kgs.Ballast: 6500 lbs. / 2948 kgs.SA/Disp.: 15.89Bal./Disp.: 43.33%Disp./Len.: 321.99Designer:Ted HoodBuilder: Bristol Yachts Inc. (USA)Construct.: FG/balsa core deck First Built: 1978Last Built: 1996# Built: 183TANKSWater: 100 gals. / 378 ltrs.Fuel: 20 gals. / 76 ltrs.RIG DIMENSIONS KEYI: 47.00' / 14.33mJ: 15.00' / 4.57mP: 40.75' / 12.42mE: 12.25' / 3.73mPY: EY: SPL: ISP: SA(Fore.): 352.50 ft2 / 32.75 m2SA(Main): 249.59 ft2 / 23.19 m2Total(calc.)SA: 602.09 ft2 / 55.93 m2DL ratio: 321.99SA/Disp: 15.90Est. Forestay Len.: 49.34' / 15.04mNOTESFixed keel or keel/cb.Keel/CB version draft:BU: 3.75' BD: 9.5' $25000, 415-420-1484

1978 Bayliner Bristol

1978 Bayliner Bristol

$29,999

Seattle, Washington

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Private Seller (206) 369-2570 Photos Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 5 Photo 6 Photo 7 Close Request Information * Name First Name * Email Telephone (optional) Best Time to Contact Anytime Morning Mid-day Evening Question/Comments (optional) Shop Safely: Protect Your Money. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Contact Seller 1978 Bayliner Bristol,1978 Bayliner 3550 Bristol,35 Foot Bayliner Bristol with Flybridge. Built in 1978, port engine is new in 2009 and the starboard in 1995. Roomy with a 13.5 foot beam, two queen bed staterooms, electric head, newer carpet and vinyl floor. Marble countertops and ultraleather settee (couches). Very large flybridge with seating for 7-8. Unique walk through from flybridge to bow is extremely useful for anchoring, going through the locks and having kids maneuver around the yacht. Boat has a powerful electric winch and four batteries for lots of power. GPS and radar and nice stereo system. This boat is tuned and turnkey and ready for a great new owner. We've had the boat for 11 years and as all boaters, are ready for the next bigger boat! $29,999 $29999, 2063692570 Be sure: Get a boat history report|Finance this boat|Get an insurance quote|

1975 Bristol 35 Sailboat, MUST SELL!! Alden designed, USCG Doc-Maine

1975 Bristol 35 Sailboat, MUST SELL!! Alden designed, USCG Doc-Maine

$15,000

Holden, Maine

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1975 Bristol 35 hull #63 of 65 built. USCG Documentation #583845. Full keel. Wheel steering. Teak exterior and mahogany/teak interior. Sail area: 531 sq ft. 130 gal water tank. 25 gal fuel tank. More details about the Bristol 35 can be found at link .. Equipment: Sails: The mainsail and roller furling jib have been stored since being washed and completely reconditioned in 2006. There is also a racing jib that we never used. Westerbeke 20 HP Diesel Tasco propane stove model 555LP (3 burners, oven) 1991 Raytheon VHF 4500 radar Navico Wheelpilot WP500 autopilot (never installed) Navman 3100 Depth meter/transducer (never installed) Teak cockpit table Customized teak dining table in cabin Complete set of plans/blueprints Boxes of new lines, misc equipment, fenders, reference books, equipment manuals, paints, finishes, furnishings, etc. Detailed Description and Current Condition: EXTERIOR: -None of the seacocks were replaced. All were functioning. -The depth meter did not function. We bought a Navman 3100 about 6-7 years ago but it has not been installed. -When we hauled out our new boat, we found a poorly done hull repair on the starboard side, so the repair was cut out and reaccomplished professionally. -The bottomsides were taken down to the gelcoat and redone, and the hull and bootstrap were repainted. Cockpit: -Green cushions have a couple of what look like ink stains on them, but are otherwise serviceable. -Transom locker stores two propane tanks. -There is a very nice teak cockpit table with cupholders that attaches to the wheel. -There is a compass connected to the steering wheel base. It looks like it has lost some of the compass fluid as there is a big bubble on the top, so it will need to be refilled. -There are fasteners that probably went to a dodger. Deck: -All standing and running rigging was functioning when she was hauled out. We did not replace anything. There are plenty of quirks in how the running rigging was laid out, so rerouting some lines was high up on our to-do list. -The roller furling jib worked but newer technology was on our list. -The boom has the original non-functioning furling/reefing system. -There is a functioning lazy jack system for the mainsail. -The masthead light was not functioning. When it was unstepped, we saw that the problem appears to be the mast-end plug. It will need work. We have a new chainplate that was fabricated after loosing the original. INTERIOR: -All interior lockers and areas that have been painted were done with Yacht Enamel Light Oyster. -The cushions are a burgundy wine color, though they look to be hot pink in some of the pictures. They are in tolerable shape. It was definitely on my list to replace the foam and covers, but it has more to do with age/esthetics than functionality. V-berth: -Cabinet interiors were repainted and cabinet doors refinished. Two berth lights were replaced. Rest of wood could use a coating. -The starboard v-berth cushion needs it’s zipper repaired. Head: -It has a dark water storage tank that we don’t think was ever used. There was a hose connecting the head with a 5 gal plastic container, that was used to meet holding tank requirements. We took out the toilet and starboard cabinetry (to facilitate the hull and associated bulkhead repair). The toilet worked just fine and we still have it, but had wanted to put in a Lectrosan macerating version, so didn’t reinstall it. The area under and behind the toilet has been repainted. -There is a space in the floor for draining the shower and I think that the uninstalled “Lovett bilge pump” may be associated with it, but am sure there’s something much more modern to replace it with. -The sink and associated cabinets are fine and had no problems with their functioning. There are some new teak items to mount (soap holder, toothbrush holder, etc.). -The port locker was repainted. -A starboard light was removed and needs replacing. The light above the sink is fine. Cabin: -Starboard cabinets/bench and part of flooring were removed to facilitate the hull and bulkhead repair. All is back together, but that part of the floor needs to be sanded and finished. The trim on the cabinets and around the door to head also needs to be reglued/replaced. (We have everything that came off of it.) -We had the teak dining table customized so that it could stay out all of the time without intruding into the walkway. -The inside of the cabinets need painting. The woodwork is in good shape, but as always could use a coating with Cetol or similar protectant. -A starboard light was removed and needs to be replaced. Galley: -The sink has both manual and electric pump for water. -The three-burner propane stove worked great as did the oven. -The cabinet interiors need repainting. The formica-type countertops have some marks/stains that I’ve never really tried to remove. With the right product, I think they could clean up quite nicely. -The icebox/cooler is of ample size and drains into the bilge. We wanted to upgrade to refrigeration for liveaboard comfort, but it was down towards the bottom of the list, as you might imagine. -The Westerbeke engine was completely serviced and winterized after haulout. We had it on our wish list to rebuild or replace, but Raynes Marine said it was in good shape and there was no reason to do more. The alternator was replaced in 2005. -The VHF radio is old (1996) but functioned. -Originally we intended to replace all wiring, but then thought that blowing the wiring off at the electrical box would suffice; we never got to it, so it will need to be gone through. OTHER: Sails: -Mainsail and roller furling jib completely reconditioned- cleaned, restitched, new battens- and are quite serviceable, so replacements were definitely lower on the wish list. -There is also a racing jib that we never used. Other: -Per previous owner, fuel tank was replaced in 1999. -New technology probably makes the 1999 Rayethon VHF radar and the 1995 Navico Wheelpilot WP 500 autopilot obsolete, but perhaps they have some use. -There are containers of new replacement lines, galley furnishings, paints, finishes, fenders, and other items that we kept or bought for the upgrades.

2001 Carolina Classic 35

2001 Carolina Classic 35

$280,000

Edgartown, Massachusetts

Year 2001

Make Carolina Classic

Model 35

Category Fishing Boats

Length 35'

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2001 Carolina Classic 35 Classic Carolina design by Lou Codega. 28,000Lb Offshore Batllewagon with power and range to make 45 footers jealous. Safety, comfort and a large cockpit make fishing a dream. New 2016 electronics. New 600 Cummins QSC's, ZF 286A gears and Glendenning controls in 2015. A broad Carolina flaired bow, smooth ride, and fishability are the hallmarks of Carolina Classic. Boat has been maintained with a critical eye and is in Bristol condition. Recent insurance appraisal of 240K before electronics upgrades.

1975 Vindo 35

1975 Vindo 35

$79,999

Glen Cove, New York

Year 1975

Make Vindo

Model 35

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 35'

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1975 Vindo 35 Bristol Condition Like new                                                     Original owner This boat has always been maintained in near perfect condition. Stored under a cover shed each off season since she was deliver new. Her engine has been replaced new with a 39hp Yanmar diesel. Her mast is a tall rig. Its difficult to describe the absolute beauty of this yacht. The storage compartments are varnish. This boat must seen. Built in Sweeden I will have additional pictures and details shortly.