Name: Pacific Seacraft Crealock 34 1989
Brand: Pacific Seacraft
Price: 49000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Currently located in the Bahamas and set to arrive in Florida by July 2025, this well-maintained 1989 Pacific Seacraft 34 is a highly regarded small blue-water cruising cutter. With a Sail Area to Displacement Ratio of 15, a Capsize Screening Formula of 1.7, and a Comfort Ratio of 34, she offers stability and safety for ocean voyages (details available at SailboatData.com). Featuring a solid fiberglass hull, robust construction from the 1980s, and a plywood-cored deck, she may be heavier than modern designs but boasts a hull speed of 7 knots under sail. The canoe stern design, while sacrificing some storage space, enhances comfort and safety in challenging conditions. Equipped with a long fin keel and a skeg-hung rudder, both of which are designed to protect against underwater collisions, Sea Change (hull number 124) offers versatile tiller steering and a single-hander setup with all lines led to the cockpit for easy sail handling. Previously kept on Lake Superior for 22 years, she was used seasonally in cold freshwater and stored indoors during winter months, with the last five years in storage. The boat retains a diesel heater and the original engine water heater. In 2013, an Australian owner upgraded her with essential safety gear, a baby stay, storm sail, third reef in the main, and a bimini with solar panels, sailing her to Panama with family. A Norwegian/Icelandic couple purchased her in 2016, enjoying Caribbean voyages during the dry season while adding features like a Lofrans Tigres windlass, Pacific Windpilot windvane, pressure water system, and dodger. I acquired her in 2019 and, after delays due to Covid and surgery, have nearly completed a four-year solo circumnavigation through the South Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans, showcasing her remarkable ocean-going capabilities. You can find videos of her journey on YouTube under 'Hugh Robertson Sailing' and more PSC34 content. Sea Change is registered with the US Coast Guard and is currently in the Caribbean, with plans to arrive in Florida in July 2025. The seller, based in Illinois and no longer sailing, seeks a buyer who will appreciate this well-equipped, ocean-ready vessel. Interior photos will be available once she reaches Florida and personal items are cleared out.

Pacific Seacraft Crealock 34 1989

Pacific Seacraft

Currently located in the Bahamas and set to arrive in Florida by July 2025, this well-maintained 1989 Pacific Seacraft 34 is a highly regarded small blue-water cruising cutter. With a Sail Area to Displacement Ratio of 15, a Capsize Screening Formula of 1.7, and a Comfort Ratio of 34, she offers stability and safety for ocean voyages (details available at SailboatData.com). Featuring a solid fiberglass hull, robust construction from the 1980s, and a plywood-cored deck, she may be heavier than modern designs but boasts a hull speed of 7 knots under sail. The canoe stern design, while sacrificing some storage space, enhances comfort and safety in challenging conditions. Equipped with a long fin keel and a skeg-hung rudder, both of which are designed to protect against underwater collisions, Sea Change (hull number 124) offers versatile tiller steering and a single-hander setup with all lines led to the cockpit for easy sail handling. Previously kept on Lake Superior for 22 years, she was used seasonally in cold freshwater and stored indoors during winter months, with the last five years in storage. The boat retains a diesel heater and the original engine water heater. In 2013, an Australian owner upgraded her with essential safety gear, a baby stay, storm sail, third reef in the main, and a bimini with solar panels, sailing her to Panama with family. A Norwegian/Icelandic couple purchased her in 2016, enjoying Caribbean voyages during the dry season while adding features like a Lofrans Tigres windlass, Pacific Windpilot windvane, pressure water system, and dodger. I acquired her in 2019 and, after delays due to Covid and surgery, have nearly completed a four-year solo circumnavigation through the South Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans, showcasing her remarkable ocean-going capabilities. You can find videos of her journey on YouTube under 'Hugh Robertson Sailing' and more PSC34 content. Sea Change is registered with the US Coast Guard and is currently in the Caribbean, with plans to arrive in Florida in July 2025. The seller, based in Illinois and no longer sailing, seeks a buyer who will appreciate this well-equipped, ocean-ready vessel. Interior photos will be available once she reaches Florida and personal items are cleared out. - 1753948716661

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