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1981 C&C 34 - Sorcerer

The boat has been extensively upgraded in the last 10 years:

Yanmar 3GM30F 27hp new in 2003

Hot Water and pressure water for galley and head (2005) – (heated through engine or shore power)

Harken Roller Furling with twin luff groove (2002)

The bottom has been painted with 8 coats of interlux 2000E epoxy & sanded to a fine finish

Rod rigging

3 burner propane stove w/oven

Propane cabin heater on the forward port bulkhead

Life lines (2002)

30 amp Truecharge battery charger (2004)

Double turning blocks

New interior lighting (2001) Quartz in brass fixtures

New center hatch added (2004)

Rebuild forward hatch (2003)

New running rigging 2001/2004

Custom bow roller (not often seen on C&C 34’s)

Kingston Plow Anchor and chain with rode

110 volt circuit breaker panel (2001)

Extensive running rigging (2 spinnaker halyards, 2 genoa halyards, 2 sets of spin sheets, genoa sheets)

Adjustable Schaefer genoa leads (2001)

She also includes the following inventory:

Stereo exterior speakers (2009)

Dodger & Bimini with full enclosure (2001)

New cushions and upholstery. (2011)

8D 430 R/C (Reserve Capacity) battery (2010)

New Autohelm 4000+ pilot (2000)

Raytheon wind/speed/depth and multi repeater (2000/2001)

Flexofold propeller and shaft (2003)

Dripless packing for prop shaft (2003)

Easy Kick solid boom bang

Trojan Starting battery (2010)

Refrigeration (1999)

New head (2003)

Spinnaker pole and all required gear

40" stainless steel wheel

Ritchie Compass

Water tank and holding tank

Force 10 BBQ

Harken high performance mainsheet traveler system  (a must have)

6 to 1 high performance double ended main sheet system. (also a must have)

VHF Radio

AM/FM Cassette Stereo with CD

6 point folding steel cradle

2-3 bumpers

2-3 winch handles

Numerous sails:

2008 North Number 1, 2000 3/4 oz spinnaker, 2001 pentax main, 2001 Number 2 pentax, 2002 kevlar genoa Number 1, Heavy Kevlar Number 3, 0.5 oz spinnaker, light weight Mylar Number 1, Stay Sail, Storm Sail,

2 Mylar sails cut for the roller furling

Also several older dacron sails for spares