12 volt, 4 batteries charged by: engine, shore power

GRP construction with semi-displacement underwater profile, gelcoat finish

Total LOA 34' 6"

Perma Glass was a commercial boat building company in British Columbia and for a few years in the early 1980's turned out a number of these nice little 33 and 34 foot hulls for recreational yacht use. Most of these were custom finished to the owner's specifications so the interior layouts and materials varied considerably. The hull is, as you might expect, very well made with solid fiberglass below the water line and cored construction above. Looking at the pictures -- you can see in the bilge the heavy roving with minimal resin used in the hull layup. The hull design is relatively narrow of beam and slips easily through the water allowing a good cruise of 7-9 knots at only 1.75 gph. The current owner, an experienced marine surveyor and delivery captain who had built and owned several yachts before this one, selected this as his "last boat" and it has served him and his family well for several years traveling throughout Northwest waters.

The boat is entered through the large, fully enclosed cockpit (covered with a hardtop extension of the flybridge deck) with a gate in the transom from the swim step and a sliding glass rear door into the salon area which includes seating, a free standing Dickinson stove for heating and the helm forward to starboard. Steps forward lead down to the galley, head/shower and bow compartment with V berth for sleeping. The "U" shaped seating and salon table can be converted to a double berth in the salon area.

A flying bridge above with full controls and bimini top is reached by ladder from the cockpit through an opening, skylight hatch in the hard top over the cockpit.

2 berths with 2 doubles and 0 singles in 2 cabin(s) 3 burner gas cooker

Electronics include a Lowrance LMS-350A GPS chart plotter/sonar and a Coastal Navigator DDS 400 depth sounder. The VHF is a Standard Horizon Eclipse.

electric Maxwell windlass
2 anchors
(25# CQR Plow, Danforth 16S)
6.50m (21'4") of chain
45.00m (147'8") of warp
Livingston dinghy (2003)
(Hard Dinghy)
2hp outboard, Honda, Short Shaft (1999)

Two crab pots are included with the boat.

2 bilge pumps (0 manual / 2 electric)