Specifications

Length35'

Beam10'

Year1978

TypeSail

HullFiberglass

Fueldiesel

Description

This is a well maintained example of this classic Bill Shaw design. Pearson Yachts built around 500 of these; this one is number 413, so she surely was one they knew how to build right by then! With her rugged underbody, long keel and cut away forefoot, this is one boat that will track like a champ and provide a comfortable ride, even in robust wind conditions. The centerboard feature makes her a great choice for shallow waters, be it tucking yourself away for a quiet weekend up a creek on your local bay or in the Bahamas. And if you are not famliar with them, the cockpit in the Pearson 35 is huge- 9'5" long (think Lurch from the Adam's Family or Herman Munster)!

"Karma" has had about $35,000 invested in her just in the past year, including new standing rigging, chainplates, roller furling, sails, engine work and extensive electrical upgrades. Her owners have since decided to move up, so an opportunity exists to take advantage of the value they have added to her.

Details 1

Dimensions
Max Draft: 3'9"/7'6"
Ballast: 5'400
Displacement: 13,000

Details 2

Engines
Total Power: 30

Details 3

Tanks
Fuel: 20
Fresh Water: 87
Holding: 14

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Accommodations
Starting in the forward cabin you find the V berth, with shelves outboard on both the port and starboard side of the berths. There are four drawers beneath the berth, a hanging locker on starboard and drawers in a bureau to port with a locker above. There are two fixed lights, an overhead hatch and a pair of brass reading lamps providing light an ventilation. Privacy to this cabin is provided by a bypass door that slides to port when open, so it doesn't take up any floor space.

Continuing aft on port is the head. There is a vanity with a hamper, a large mirror and shower. Behind the head and beneath the sink is a substantial amount of cabinet and locker space. There is an opening port for ventilation.

Across from the head is another hanging locker and an end table with a drawer and locker below it. Continuing aft into the salon, there are opposing settees, both of which convert to double berths. Both have drawer storage below them and storage behind as well. The starboard side has a pilot berth behind it, while on port there is an open shelf with cabinets on either end. There is a pair of brass reading lamps on either side. The dinette table folds up conveniently out of the way when not in use.

Aft of the settee on port is the galley, with the sink to the aft end and stove to the outside along the hull. A dry bin is in the corner between the two, while behind the dry bin and stove is lots of cabinet storage. Drawers are located along underneath the companionway. On the starboard side there is a large icebox, with storage above and also to the rear of that.

The cabin has 6'3" headroom and is nice and bright, due to the white overhead and lots of natural light. The headroom makes the area feel quite spacious and comfortable.

Galley:
Hillerange 2 burner stove w/oven
Stainless steel sink
Ice box
Ice box pumpout
Water filtration
Hot & cold pressure water
Fresh water hand pump
Salt water foot pump
Raritan 6 gallon hot water heater
Head:
Groco manual head (07)
Stainless steel sink
Faucet w/shower diverter wand (07)
Shower sump pump

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Hull and Deck
The Pearson 35 offers a stable hull shape, wide decks- safe and easy to move around on- and an exceptionally large cockpit area.

35# CQR w/200' 5/16" chain
Danforth anchor w/nylon rode
Rule electric bilge pump
Manual bilge pump
Single life lines
Stainless steel swim ladder
Elkhide steering wheel
Ritchie binnacle

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Sails and Rigging
The list of new items below speaks for itself as far as the sails and rigging on this boat. It's ready to go and has many, many years of use ahead of it.

Harken roller furling (07)
Standing rigging replaced (07)
New chain plates (07)
New mast step (07)
New mast partner (07)
Lewmar 2 speed 43 primary winches
Lewmar 8 halyard winches on mast (2)
Whisker pole
New 105% Genoa (07)
Bacon Associates main w/2 reef points(07)
New main & jib halyards (07)
New jib furler line & Harken blocks (07)
New jib sheets (07)
New mainsheet & Harken blocks (07)
New topping lift (07)

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Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic
The owners have not ignored the engine or electrical systems in their efforts. There has been a lot of work done upgrading all of these systems, modernizing them and getting them up to current standards.

Head remilled (08)
Injectors rebuilt (06)
Racor 500 fuel filter (07)
New fuel lines (08)
New glow plugs (08)
Exhaust system replaced (08)
Sea water strainer & thru-hull (07)
12v & 120v systems
1 Group 31 starting battery
3 house batteries
Blue Seas 120v breaker panel (07)
Blue Seas battery selector/parallel switch (07)
TrueCharge battery charger (07)
Newmar battery voltage tester
30 amp shore power rewired (07)
30 amp shore power cord (07)
Mast rewired (07)
Mast wiring conduit installed (07)
New masthead lights (07)
Deck lights (07)
Electronics:
Autohelm ST3000 autopilot
Garmin GPS 12
Moor wind (07)
Moor speed (07)
Moor depth (07)
West Marine VHF radio
Windex (07)

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Other Equipment

Weems & Plath brass oil lamp (07)
Weems & Plath barometer (07)
Weems & Plath clock (07)
Brass lighting throughout (07)
Cockpit cushions
Rod holders (2)
Dock lines (07)

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Exclusions
Owner’s personal effects and any items not detailed in this listing.

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Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.