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Clipper Marine 21 - $2,250
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Comes with 6 sails with a newer mainsail and jib, and the rest are older spares.
-Keel was removed and fully restored, faired with West System epoxy, epoxy barrier coat and West Marine ablative bottom paint
-All flotation expanding foam was replaced in the V berth w/ new plywood cover
-Brand new winch for swing keel keel with dyneema wire, have a extra spool of 50' stainless wire.
-New winch on trailer
- Double bow bimini frame. I have a brand new triple bow cover that would need sewing modification to make it fit.
-New bilge pump (not installed)
-New in box 50 watt solar panel
-Good deep cycle battery for lighting.
-Fishing pole holders
-Portable toilet (never used it, so unknown condition)
-Trailer overhauled with Swinging Tongue extension added, complete painting of the frame, new tongue jack, new bunks. Spare new springs and other misc parts for boat.
Brand new tires, axle, hubs, bearings, Aug 2025. Spare tire mounted on trailer and I have an extra spare tire.
- running lights, stern anchor light, New wind indicator
- Double fan in V berth
-LED lighting in V berth and main cabin area.
- Danforth Anchor with 10 feet of chain and 150ft rode
- 4 life jackets
V-berth bed has covered cushions in great shape and a memory foam mattress.
Mast can be stepped by one person using included block and tackle although easier with 2 people, and we have stepped it in the water.
Currently stored in Rocky Point, Mexico
- I can throw in a 3.5 HP 4 stroke Tohatsu for an extra $400. Boat goes about 4 knots with it. 100Ah Lifepo4 battery/300W solar setup available as well for extra.
Just returned from a 1 month cruise around the San Juan Islands in Washington with it Aug '25. We had a portable freezer/ fridge on board and the 300W of solar panels and Lipfepo4 battery kept it running the whole time.
Paint is in great shape but two toned white due to fiberglass repairs so if you want to make it prettier, it could use a coat of paint.
Only selling because we want a bigger boat, but if it doesn't sell, we'll head back to the San Juan Islands next summer with it for another cruising season.