Marine Trader Tri-cabin 1981 $69,900.00 CAD

Description

1981 Marine Trader Tri-Cabin Trawler Fiberglass
Registered Length: 39 feet (12 meters)
Beam: 14ft 5in - Draft: 3.5 feet    
Fuel: Diesel 2 side tanks total 1100L
Domestic Water: 2 Stainless tanks under queen size bed
Dingy: 8 ft Walker Bay on swim grid davits

Asking: $79,900 Cdn PRICE REDUCED $69,900 

Power: 135hp Perkins Sabre (repowered 2006)
Engine Hours: 1388.5 hrs
Generator: 4KW Onan
Generator Hours: 2825.9 hrs
Inverter / Charger: Heart Interface 2000
Solar Panel: 150W panel
House Batteries: 8 – 6V run in series/parallel 1000 amp hours
Starting Battery: 12V new 2022 8D
Webasto diesel fired Furnace: central heating hot water & fans system + heats domestic hot water

Transmission: Borg-Warner Velvet Drive 2.57:1 ratio
Prop: 24 inch left hand rotation Bronze

Radar / GPS / Chart plotter / Sounder / VHF / Stereo

Aft: Queen size walk around bed – Head: tub/shower, electric toilet, sink
Salon: Built in settee / storage / main helm station Galley: Fridge, Propane Stove/Oven, double sink, small microwave
Forward: V-Berth – Head: Manual toilet, sink, shower (shower head removed)

2 Helms: Salon and Command Bridge
Command Bridge large Bimini
Deep Freezer
Stainless Propane BBQ
Bridge seating cushions
Stereo speakers either up, down or both
Ground tackle: Bruce anchor 50 feet chain + 250 feet rode Lofrans windlass checked over in 2021
Teak decks recaulked 2021 – was working on finishing edges when injured
Interior: Teak and some mahogany / blinds / curtains

Extras:
New headliner material
Mahogany door skins for interior work
New material for aft hatches
Upper helm Perkins gauges (new still in box)
Some older canvas for windows/sides/+? in a box
Filters, spare parts, spare bilge pump, gasket materials, Plus!

If wanted:
2 sleeping bags for forward
Pillows & aft bedding including quilt
Set of dishes, pots and pans, cutlery

Economical to run – all in (engine/generator/furnace) 2.5 to 3 gal per hour. Roomy and comfortable she could be a liveaboard and was for three years in between land based homes. 

Salt Wash has been my home away from home almost every year since 1991 and has been up and down the BC coast. She has not been hard run, usually cruising around 1800 rpm since repowered, and I lose a knot towing my, not for sale at this time, 18 ft aluminum skiff. 

As someone who runs single handed since 2007, Salt Wash is for sale only due to a permanent arm injury that no longer allows me the strength to do whatever is needed safely.