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1974 Pearson 35 Complete Refit - $22,900 (Warwick)
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New Engine - Beta Marine Diesel (currently 47.5 hours)
New Max Prop feathering propeller
New standing rigging
New running rigging
New North Sails
New Furlex headsail furling system
New Garhauer 5:1 mainsheet traveler
New Edson helm pedestal and below-deck cabling
New state-of-the art B and G electronics suite, including:
• Color chartplotter / multi-function display on swiveling mount
• Helm station remote readouts
• Radar
• Autopilot (below-deck type – expensive and superior to helm-mounted A/P)
• New EPIRB (registered, transferrable)
Complete new electrical system, including:
New Main Panel
New solar power system monitor panel
New shore power / 12 volt DC distribution panel
All new wiring throughout boat
All new main wiring, distribution, and system components in the machinery space
New Victron Combimaster inverter w/ Bluetooth interface
Full wiring and controls for solar installation
New Victron MPPT Solar Charge controller
2 (2024) Dakota lithium LiFePO4 house batteries w/ Bluetooth interface ($900 apiece)
New (2025) deep cycle marine engine start battery
New Balmar Max Charge multi stage external voltage regulator
New Balmar alternator protection module
All new ground tackle system, including:
• New Rocna 25 anchor
• New Titan type 5 stainless steel anchor swivel
• 200 feet of new galvanized chain rode
• New Lewmar 12-volt anchor windlass w helm remote and fob remote
• New bow pulpit teak and anchor sheave/bow roller assembly
New teak toerail
New teak rubrail
New teak cockpit coaming
New deck cleats fore and aft, and new track-mounted midship cleats on new track
New stainless steel padeyes throughout cockpit and deck for heavy weather safety
Winter storage and Spring launch paid.
Professionally winterized and shrink wrapped.
Bottom sanded and painted 2025
Maintained with an open checkbook.
Mooring fee paid for 2026 season to new owner. Free launch.
Also available:
2024 survey that will verify the boat's condition and the above upgrades.
Receipts for labor verifying all the above upgrades (the boat is easy to insure because of the upgrades).