Yanmar
53hp
800
Antique and Classic
38ft
1979
Sloop
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Nigger Details
Description
One-Owner 1979 Endeavour Sloop 37
“Swordefish”
Well-traveled, well-loved, and meticulously maintained, this Federally documented vessel offered by the original owner who purchased Swordefish new in 1979 and sailed her extensively throughout the Caribbean; Bahamas, Cuba, Mexico, Jamaica and Beleize.
Repowered in 2007 with a Yanmar 53 HP for reliable propulsion, she starts first time, and purrs like a kitten. All the teak, inside and out, fairly gleams and is all in great condition! Awlgrip on the hull and deck. Custom-built hardtop dodger with removable Lexan windows and Eisenglas center windshield. Stainless steel and glass portholes. All Sunbrella bunk and settee cushions below, with 6” foam mattresses. Many custom cabinetry additions below deck for great storage. Plan B Layout features the V-berth forward and a single head. Chart table, galley and quarter berth aft. Central saloon with drop-down teak table-stows against wall for added room when not in use, seats 6 when extended. Full galley with double sink, pump water, Adler-Barber Refrigeration, and a second, deep icebox. Origo stainless steel alcohol 2-burner stove with oven. Built in AC system. Brand new head and never-used waste plumbing and holding tank. Custom Sunbrella handrail covers and hatch covers, brand new bimini. Sails are newer, and in excellent condition, Harken roller furling headsail. Removable stainless steel dinghy davits. 2007
LOA 37’, Draft 4’6”, Beam 11’6”, Perfect for cruising the Keys and the Caribbean. Solid, sturdy and beautifully maintained, comfy liveaboard and cruiser. Not a project boat!! Everything works, is in great condition and ready to cruise!
Measurements
Speed & Distance
Cruising Speed:7kn
Max Speed:7kn
Dimensions
Length:37.5ft
Length Overall:37.5ft
Bridge Clearance:49ft
Beam:12ft
Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks:1 × 100gal
Fuel Tanks:1 × 45gal
Holding Tanks:1 × 15gal
Propulsion
Engine Make:Yanmar
Engine Model:null
Total Power:53hp
Engine Hours:800
Engine Type:inboard
Fuel Type:diesel
More Details
Plan B layout with V-berth and single head forward. The head is brand new as is the waste plumbing and holding tank. A large saloon boasts two settes, fold-down dining table that extends to seat up to 6. When folded up it is flat against the wall, taking up no floor space and conceals a wall bookshelf. The cabin is spacious and comfortable. Two overhead hatches with new lexan and custom sunbrella covers allows for great air flow or privacy as desired. 10 opening portholes. Built-in AC keeps the cabins cool and comfy in tropical locations. All Sunbrella upholstered 6-inch cushions below. Outside, the cockpit is large and comfortable, with a cockpit cooler and custom stowable teak table for leisurely cocktails or alfresco dining in your favorite anchorage.
Yanmar 53 hp, 2007
Raymarine Hydraulic Autopilot, 2018
All new chainplates and standing rigging with 316 stainless rigging and bronze turnbuckles, 2018
New deep-cycle house batteries, 2025
All seacocks replaced with Graco fittings
Behind the saloon is the galley on starboard side,
Adler-Barber refrigeration
A second, deep icebox, could be converted to refrigerator or freezer space
Stainless steel Origo stove with oven
Double stainless steel sink with pressure water and auxiliary pump water
Non-slip dinnerware for 6
Stainless french press coffee maker
Misc. Kitchen gear
Custom hardtop dodger,with removable Lexan windshield panels, new panels just installed
New 200 watt solar panel and voltage regulator
New Sunbrella Bimini top
Anchors: 35 lb CQR, and 25lb. Plow, 35 ft of chain and 180 ft nylon 5/8 in line
Stainless Steel Dinghy davits (removable)
Lewmar self-tailing winches on sheet lines
Harken Roller Furling and headsail, 2015, Excellent sail condition
New Northsail Mainsail, 2018 Excellent condition
Custom sunbrella covers for handrails and hatch covers
Garmin GPS chart plotter, 2024
ACR 406 EPIRB, current registration through 2027
Raymarine Hydraulic Autopilot, wo18
4 PFD SOSpender-type life jackets with locator beacon, new, never activated
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