1984 Hunter Cherubini cutter. Power is a 3QM 30HP Yanmar Freshwater-cooled Diesel. Garmin GPS Chartplotter, VHF radio. .New head and water heater 6 gallon 120v shore power and engine heat. 100 Gallons of water. 44 of Fuel. newer Diesel Cabin heater, Propane Shipmate Stove in full galley, Well Maintained, Lots of extras going with this vessel too. Sleeps 6, 4.5 foot draft, Great ICW / Keys / Caribbean & Islands vessel. Cutter is a great rig for short handed sailing.Price is firm

Cherubini difference, Heavily built, Keel Stepped Mast, Better hatches and ports, Better Deck hardware and winches, true cutter rig and looks and sails well, not a floating condo.

The 1984 Hunter 37 is one of the most sought after blue-water boats on the market today with a reputation for stiff windward performance in any weather.  Very intelligent use of space in this classic design. The cutter rig is easy to handle, as the sails are all a manageable size.

Mainsail, #4 jib, Clubfooted Yankee

 Large Danforth Anchor, \Chain & Rode in Anchor locker

Dodger and extension/Cockpit cover

Hunter hired a fantastic architect in John Cherubini. He was one of the most influential boat builders in 1970's for a simple but good reason...He knew how to design a boat, and was extremely good at it.
He started in his career in 1938 Westlawn program, and then worked professionally as an aviation engineer. He originally started with power boats and moved to sail after years of sucess. His first "dream boat captivated sailors with its traditional looks and great speed.During his racing days he racer Warren Luhrs famous sailboats and became their primary architect.
He continued building others boats including Raiders, and even went back to powerboats, although his love was sail. His boats were prized by their owners for the balance of looks, seaworthiness, comfort, and speed.
Even today the Cherubinis are sought after. This one could be yours.
Built solidly as all of his boats, it is fast, and its sleek lines make you proud to be an owner. Although this one needs a small amount of TLC, she will easily come back to life and breath vibrantly on the water. Come take a look and see what a deal she is at $34,900.

Aft stateroom with double berth. V-berth forward. Port side settee converts to double berth, starboard side settee converts to single berth, for a toal of 7 berths. Galley down to starboard. Navigation station forward of the aft stateroom. Salon with centerline table with folding leaves. Head with separate shower stall. Vanity opposite head. Plenty of storage and 6' 5" headroom.

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