Description:

\"Please don't say 'manana' if you don't mean it...\" The name of this beautiful vessel evokes thoughts of the classic Jimmy Buffett song about running away to the islands. And that's exactly what you can do, now, aboard \"Manana!\"

Only 20 of these were built...her big sister, the Slocum 43, was the more popular model. BUT this boat is roomy and sweet, with a much more spacious interior than similar (and more expensive) vessels. She's been owned and outfitted by a northeast Florida marine repair and consignment guru, and is thus outfitted with ALL the good stuff. Her Yanmar has well under 2,000 hours on it. Her teak decks have been replaced, re-glassed, and painted. Her teak is in great shape. She has multiple anchors, new marine AC, new marine refrigeration, an extremely comfortable layout, and a reputation as one of the most seaworthy boats out there...all at a GREAT price.

1984 Slocum 37

• Designer Stan Huntingford

• Builder Hai-O Yacht Builder
• LOA 36'9\"
• Beam 11'8\"
• Draft 6'
• 10000 lbs ballast
• 27000 lb. Displacement
• Mast clearance 54'
• Capsizing screening value 1.57
• Yanmar 3GM
• Isomat double spreader mast
• 44lb. Spade anchor
• Aluminum spade ancho
• Fortress FX16 anchor
• Luke 75 storm anchor
• Monitor windvane (needs small repairs)
• Barient 28 self tailing sheet winches
• Barient 19 self tailing mainsheet winch
• Barient 17 self tailing cockpit winch
• Dodger frame but no canvas
• Bimini frame and old canvas
• 6 gal. Water heater (2015)
• 12 volt refrigeration with large freezer (2015)
• 12000 btu Webasto reverse cycle air conditioner (2015)
• Princess 2 - 3 burner propane stove
• Raytheon RL70 radar
• Lavac toilet
• Pressure hot/cold shower
• Cockpit shower
• Main
• Storm trysail
• Staysail
• Genoa
• Jib
• Mast steps
• Water - 75 gallons in one stainless tank
• Holding - 30 gallons in one stainless tank
• Fuel - 60 gallons in large bladder
• Bottom paint 10/2017

...and much more! Call me and let's go see this gorgeous vessel.