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Phil Rhodes Bounty II Fiberglass Cruiser

Phil Rhodes Bounty II Fiberglass Cruiser

$47,000

Port Angeles, Washington

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1959 Phil Rhodes Bounty II Sloop 40'10" Builder: Aero Marine Plastics in Sausalito, California  Hull# 22 Bounty II Sloop Rigging  7/8 Sloop Hull:  full keel Length - LOA: 40'9" LWL: 28' 0? Beam: 10'3" Draft:  5'9"  Material: fiberglass  Displacement: 18800  Year:   1959  Cabins:  1  Berths:  4  Engine: 2QM 20 Yanmar Diesel engine; fresh-water cooled with low time Displacement 18,934 D/L Ratio 382.18 SA/D Ratio14.93 Capsize Screen 1.54 Waterline Area 192.96 PPI Imersion 1029.05 Comfort ratio 40.84  Sail Area 737 sq. ft.; 7/8 rig   This "Bounty II" built in 1959 is the ultimate ocean-going, sailing vessel from Aero Marine Plastics in Sausalito, California. The first production fiberglass sailboat of this size, 40 feet 10 inches long, hull #22, has a "bullet-proof" hull designed for ocean racing with classic lines by the famous naval architect, Phillip Rhodes. She raced off southern California in it's early days and has had only (3) owners. In the 80's & 90's "Stranger II" cruised the waters off Catalina Island while berthed in San Pedro, California. In the Pacific Northwest since 1995, "Stranger II" sailed the San Juans and local destinations while berthed in Port Angeles, Washington.   Improvements to the hull, deck, rigging, engine, and interior:   Customized interior with domestic & exotic woods: Ash, Teak, Puduk Double "V" berth Single or Double berth in salon Rewired with 12 vdc& 120 Ac Batteries: (2) 250 amp house; (1) starting battery Hart Interface: charger inverter New rudder - plywood/epoxy construction New pintels & gudgeons New tiller Replaced propeller & new shaft Refurbished Mast in 2013 with new LP paint Pressurized water AC waterheater Norcold Refrigerator AC/DC   Extra gear included in the sale: Furuno Radar Furuno GPS Plotter Knotmeter Depth Sounder Skipper head with holding tank (bladder) Integral water tanks (2); 110 gallons total Integral fuel tank (1); 45 gallons   Extra Sails & spinnaker/jib poles; mainsail & jib low time Anchors: (2) Dansforth (1) plow Cabin/Deck freshly painted ; topsides gelcoat Sunbrella interior cushions Bronze screens for ports& hatches     Join the elite club of Bounty II owners with "Stranger II;" a proven sailing vessel of immeasurable beauty and one-of-a kind. View the custom wood interior in the attached photos with wooden sink and burl wood veneered interior hatches. Asking $47,000 “Stranger II” is ready to take you on your sailing adventures.

1969 Cheoy Lee 40 Offshore

1969 Cheoy Lee 40 Offshore

$60,000

Corona Del Mar, California

Year 1969

Make Cheoy Lee

Model 40 Offshore

Category Sloop

Length 40

Posted 1 Month Ago

This 3-owner Offshore 40 Cheoy Lee is in good condition and has been well cared for. To protect the teak, she comes with full canvas covers for the entire coach roof house, cockpit and toe rails. The teak decks were refurbished in 2019. The bottom was last painted in November 2021. The complete rebuild of the Perkins 104-7 engine was completed by S&W Diesel of Wilmington, CA in September 2023. The Borg Warner transmission has also been bench-tested with all external seals replaced by Tom Harpur of Chris Craft. All 2 1/2" wire-reinforced exhaust hoses have been replaced and the engine bay has been cleaned and refreshed. A full anti-siphon system has been added to the engine as well. Stock #347098 Beautiful Cheoy Lee Sloop. Newly Rebuilt Engine. Are you ready for a nice getaway in this classic? In 1969 Cheoy Lee shipyard built this Offshore 40, yard number 2248. She is an "E" plan configuration which gives her plenty of room below with V-berth forward, a head and convertible dinette to port, with the chart table and two single berths to starboard. The owner indicates her first owner was the Cheoy Lee dealer in Marina Del Rey, California who used her as a demonstration boat for the dealership. Her second owner maintained the boat and made many improvements to her as his liveaboard. The Seller purchased her in 1979 and has owned her for over forty-one years. She is an outstanding example of the Phil Rhodes design, Offshore 40 class. The forward head has been enlarged with the enclosure of the forward door and has two dry lockers immediately adjacent. The galley is on the port side with four burner propane stove and ice box. The interior was refurbished in 2013. The engine aboard is the Perkin 40 hp. She carries 30 gallons of fuel, and 85 gallons of water. She has 5 sails in her inventory. Mains: North battenless roller reefing main and batten main with three reef points. Head Sails: Genoa 150 (hanked on sail bag), Working and Storm head sails. Spruce Spinnaker 14 Ft, Dico Aluminum Spinnaker 12-22 Ft with bridle. This beautiful Cheoy Lee is ready for new adventures. Are you the adventurous type? The complete rebuild of the Perkins 104-7 engine was completed by S&W Diesel of Wilmington, CA in September 2023. The Borg Warner transmission has also been bench-tested with all external seals replaced by Tom Harpur of Chris Craft. All 2 1/2" wire-reinforced exhaust hoses have been replaced and the engine bay has been cleaned and refreshed. A full anti-siphon system has been added to the engine as well.