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Description of photo - 200 char's max

Dodger, Autohelm, Jib roller Furling (150% Genoa)and pole, Marine Radio, Depth Finder, Compass, PortaPotty, 9.9 Johnson (about 1983) with electric start and charger, used in Delaware River (fresh water) and runs well. Oversize #40 Lewmar winches, backstay adjuster, and 2 main sails, genoa & working jib. The boat has a propane stove and small sink and sleeps 5 (V berth up front, a Dinet that folds for a double and a single on the starboard side). There is a wooden screen door as well as a standard wood companionway door. The front hatch was replaced with a wodden hatch with clear plexiglass cover for light. A new Rayethon 1000 auto tiller has been installed. Life vests, boat fenders, ice chest, water hose, sink mounted cutting board, shore power adapter, rail mounted propane grill and swim ladder are included. The boat is white with Blue trim (The aft deck, furler cover, dodger and companion way are blue). Asking price is $6,000. This is a good sturdy boat built before the builders found they could make them with very thin plastic. A popular family boat that is easy for one person to sail and an economical cruiser. See http://www.pearsoncurrent.com for information on Pearson boats. The listing includes a slip for the current season at Winter's Sailing Center (http://www.winterssailing.com/) and sailing lessons on the Delaware River by the owner.

Anchors		Sails - additional to working sails
Danforth		Genoa	Storm Jib
		Other Sails

Boat Hardware
Jib Furler	Whisker Pole	Backstay Adjuster
Barbeque	Dodger	Outboard Motor

Electronics
Autopilot	Depth Sounder	VHF Radio

Belowdecks Equipment
Stove	Water Tank	Marine Head
Ice Box

Absolut is the smallest boat in this group with a blue cover on Genoa

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