1982 Bristol Channel Cutter 28

Stepping down into the cabin the first thing you’ll notice is that it feels very inviting and comfortable. There is a place for everything, and plenty of storage for extra clothing and gear.

There are comfortable quarter berths on both port and starboard, with warm woodwork and individual brass reading lights.

Just forward of the companionway on the port side is the galley area featuring a deep stainless steel sink with pumps for sea water and pressurized fresh water, and a brand new Wallace diesel fired 2-burner stove top that also has a built-in cabin heating function.

There is a large stand-up chart table across from the galley on starboard with storage and a built-in icebox underneath. The navigation area is well equipped with a depth sounder, brand-new Garmin VHF radio with AIS, an Iridium sat phone, and convenient access to the electrical panel and battery monitor. There is a brand-new Garmin 1200 multi-function plotter/radar unit nearby on a swing mount so it can be viewed from either the chart table or the cockpit.

Farther forward the main cabin has long settees on port and starboard which can double as addtional sea-berths, complete with lee cloths stored under the cushions. Beautiful teak cabinetry behind the seating provides additional storage and bookshelves. There are opening bronze ports, a traditional skylight hatch and gimballed brass oil lamps to complete the ambiance and provide light and ventilation.

The forepeak area contains more teak cabinetry for clothing, sails and gear storage, access to the chain locker and a cleverly concealed head compartment separated from the main cabin by a privacy curtain.

Ice box

2-burner Wallace diesel stove/cabin heater

Pressure and manual fresh and sea water

Stainless steel sink

Seafarer 600 depth sounder

2-sided bulkhead mount compass

Garmin 1200 chart plotter

Garmin radar

Garmin VHF radio with AIS

Standard Horizon hand-held VHF radio

Clock and barometer

Sight gauge tank level indicator

Sony stereo/CD with aux input

Brand new Garmin plotter with radar and AIS, Iridium Sat phone/Antenae

12V DC and 110V AC

(1) Grp 27 AGM starting battery

(2) Grp 27 deep cycle AGM house batteries

Battery parallel switch

Battery monitor

ProNautic battery charger

50W portable solar panel with Victron controller

Shore power cord

All new batteries with new charger and monitoring system

35-lb plough w/100' chain and 200' nylon rode

Danforth stern anchor

Lofrans electric windlass

Mainsail cover

Fatty Knees dinghy with cabin-top mounting chocks

Running lights

Steaming light

Lifelines and stanchions

Boarding gates

Dock lines and fenders

Outboard mount

Windex

Brand new Monitor self-steering vane mounted on boomkin. Monitor vane has been specially painted to more closely match the traditional finishes of the other deck gear.

Actual LOA: 38’

Last bottom paint – Sept. 2021

Aluminum keel-stepped mast

Roller furling on jib and staysail

(2) Murray bronze sheet winches

(3) Murray bronze halyard winches

Mainsail (4 yrs old)

Port Townsend roller-furling Yankee jib (2 yrs old)

Port Townsend roller-furling staysail (2 yrs old)

Asymmetrical spinnaker (like new) with snuffer

New Monitor self-steering vane mounted on boomkin

Sails protected with traditional baggywrinkle on rigging

Fuel filter

Raw water sea strainer

Stove and engine fuel shut-off valves

Cockpit engine controls

Manual engine fire extinguishing

(1) manual and (1) electric bilge pump

Tiller steering

Airhead manual composting head

(4) aluminum water tanks

(4) life jackets

(2) fire extinguishers

Horn and whistle

Flares

Harnesses

LifeSling

MOB pole

All seller’s personal effects on board are excluded from the sale of this vessel.