1998 Pacific Seacraft Crealock

Pacific Seacraft's have long been known as one of the finest production built cruising sailboats on the market. Take a close look at this Pacific Seacraft 34 and you will understand why they have earned that reputation. Her elegant design and sea kindly lines will be appreciated by all those who lay eyes on her, or are fortunate enough to sail aboard her.

Her Scheel keel performs very well on all points of sail while giving the boat a shallow draft of only 4'2". This combined with her hull shape provides a very comfortable ride in even rough seas and high winds.

The current owners of this boat have been meticulous with her maintenance and have upgraded her in ways that you are sure to appreciate.

Understanding the heritage and the philosophy behind the Pacific Seacraft 34 is relatively easy. You need look only as far as the Pacific Seacraft 37. Clearly a slightly smaller sister, the Pacific Seacraft 34 is a refined sibling which boasts the same seagoing capabilities, the same beauty and the same adherence to the control and comfort of her owner.

Indeed, control and comfort have been central to the entire design of the Pacific Seacraft 34. Hulls with easy overhangs make for fast and comfortable ocean passages. Owners report that her canoe stem enables her to maintain surfing speeds under complete control. Her underbody has earned a reputation for close windedness. And her balance under sail builds confidence – even in those who are not greatly experienced.

And because man does not live on deck alone, the 34's interior provides a neat functional arrangement with efficient quarters for the cook, for the navigator and for all who demand comfortable living as well as excellent sailing.

From the quality of the laminate to the strength of the rudder to the hand rubbed teak joinery in the cabin, the Pacific Seacraft 34 will take you to sea with safety, efficiency and a touch of elegance.

Our offering, "Buoy N'Sea", has been very well maintained, well equipped and will certainly not disappoint. If you are in the market for a proven cruising sail boat in this size range you owe it to yourself to take a very close look at this one! She is certainly worthy of your time to inspect her.

Dimensions
Ballast: 5,200
Displacement: 13,500

Engines
Total Power: 38

Tanks
Fuel: 27
Fresh Water: 75
Holding: 16

Accommodations
Starting forward, there is access to the chain locker, followed by the master berth. At 6'6" long and 5'11" at it widest point, it is a generously sized berth and has storage beneath it. Along the hullsides are fiddled shelves with rich teak staving behind. A cedar lined double hanging locker is to starboard with a shelf above. There are a pair of JBL speakers and a remote safety switch which turns on the spreader lights. Light and ventilation is generous, with a pair of reading lights, an overhead light, a Hella fan, hatch and three opening ports.

To port across from the hanging locker is the head. There is storage behind the head and counter as well as beneath the sink. A teak grate, teak framed mirror and numerous teak handholds provide a functional yet rich feeling. Ventilation is provided by an opening port and dorade vent.

Moving aft into the saloon there are straight settees, each with a lee cloth and bookshelf and cabinet storage behind it. The port settee easily converts to a comfortable double berth. The centerline drop leaf table provides sturdy handholds when moving through the cabin, easily seats four and has three storage compartments inside it. The area is bright and well ventilated, with easy to maintain white laminate coach roof sides, a pair of Hella fans, six opening ports, an overhead hatch, five chrome overhead and four reading lights. The insulated, padded headliner has zippers for easy access to deck hardware and wiring and does a remarkable job of keeping the cabin comfortable on a hot day. A flat screen TV is located on the forward bulkhead and a pair of high quality stereo speakers provide entertainment when you want it.

Aft on port is the U-shaped galley. A true seagoing space with good bracing points, it features a large double stainless steel sink, hinged top refrigerated ice box access and a Force 10 stove. A hardwood chopping insert fits in the sink, while another covers the trash bin and dry box storage space. A unique tip-out dishware bin cleverly stows plates and bowls out of sight and additional storage is located beneath the sink and outboard of the counters and stove.

Across from the galley is the nav station. At a glance one sees it is extremely well equipped for cruising. The electrical panel is hinged and provides excellent access for maintenance. The nav top area is good and there is wet locker storage beneath it. Seating is provided by the quarterberth located behind it.

True ocean voyaging vessels are constructed to a higher standard- inside and out- and when you step inside the Pacific Seacraft 34 every detail supports that fact. It is well insulated, the surfaces are easy to maintain, there are good handholds and fiddles where you need them for safe movement at sea. An understated elegance and a warm, comfortable feeling makes you immediately feel at home in this living space.

• Galley:
• Force 10 2 burner LPG stove w/oven and broiler
• Newmar propane solenoid control
• 2 propane bottles in vented locker
• Stainless steel safety bar
• Alder Barbour 8CF refrigerator/ freezer w/poured foam insulation, hinged lid
• Polished 10” deep SS double sink
• Grohe H/C mixer faucet
• Seagull water purification system
• Fresh water foot pump
• Ice box pump out
• Maple chopping blocks
• Head:
• Groco head (factory rebuilt 07)
• Stainless steel sink
• Grohe shower/mixer with retractable hose
• Fresh water foot pump
• Teak shower grate, seat and lockers
• Electric shower sump pump
• Y valve for overboard discharge
• Whale manual holding tank pump out
• Teak framed mirror
• Teak handholds
• Teak toothbrush holder
• Plumbing:
• Hot & cold pressure water
• 6 gal. hot water heater (06)

Hull and Deck
When you step aboard a Pacific Seacraft, it is obvious why they have the excellent reputation that they do. There are substantial bulwarks with a heavy teak cap rail. The teak joints are hand fitted with butterfly joints. The 30" high, double lifeline stanchions are mounted on the bulwarks to resist moisture intrusion into the deck. The deck hardware is all larger than found on most vessels and is all chrome plated solid bronze- nothing but the best. The list goes on and on, reinforcing with every item the quality, strength and safety crafted into every boat.

• Shoal draft Scheel keel
• Bruce 33# anchor w/200' 3/8" chain and 200' nylon rode
• Danforth 35# anchor w/300' nylon rode
• Fortress 16# anchor
• Simpson Lawrence manual windlass (rebuilt '06)
• Wire lifelines ('07)
• Port, starboard and transom gates
• Bottom barrier coated (07)
• Bottom paint ('09)
• Vetus dorades (2)
• Whitlock pedestal steering w/cup holder
• Elk hide covered steering wheel
• Ritchie compass (recalibrated 07)
• Coaming boxes in cockpit
• Raw water wash down in cockpit
• H & C cockpit shower
• Whale gusher manual bilge pump
• Bowmar hatches
• Bow hatch rebed (05)

Sails and Rigging
Buoy N'Sea has been extremely well equipped and features Pacific Seacraft's "Single Hander's Package", with all lines led aft to the cockpit. Her owners replaced her spar in 2006; while they had the spar off they added mast steps, new electrical, had the halyards run internally in the mast and installed new standing and running rigging.

• Standing rigging replaced ('07)
• Halyards replaced ('07)
• Harken roller furler (rebuilt '07)
• Ullman 130% Genoa (good)
• Ullman staysail (never used)
• Ullman full batten main w/3 reef points (good)
• Code Zero asymmetrical spinnaker w/sock (never used)
• Removable staysail wire w/Hyfield lever, hold back & deck attachment pad eye attachment
• Wire running back stays w/Schaefer blocks
• Spinnaker pole car and track on mast
• Forespar telescoping whisker pole
• External spinnaker halyard
• Insulated backstay antenna
• Custom Harken lazy jacks w/3rd attachment point
• Harken mechanical boom vang
• Custom boom preventer
• Lefiel spar ('07)
• Folding mast steps ('07)
• Deck lights ('07)
• Remote deck light switch in V berth
• Harken traveler
• Harken 422SPCST primary winches
• Harken 16CST winches (3)
• Harken deck organizers
• Lewmar line clutches (7)
• Schaefer adjustable genoa cars
• Courtesy halyards port/stbd ('07)

Engine & Machinery
Buoy N'Sea was brought from St. Maarten to Annapolis for sale by two experienced captains; both reported that the engine ran flawlessly. Major maintenance work was done in 2007 and there has been nominal use since, so it's in great shape and ready to give many more hours of reliable Yanmar service.

• 3 blade Max-Prop (rebuilt '09)
• Cutlass bearing replaced ('07)
• PSS shaft seal (07)
• Dual switchable Racor 500 fuel filters ('07)
• Racor vacuum gauge
• 2 15 gal. fuel bladder tanks for additional capacity for passages
• Speedseal impeller cover
• Whitlock single lever engine control
• Steering cable replaced w/aircraft grade cable (06)
• 100 amp alternator ('07)
• Spare alternator
• Fireboy fire suppression system
• Fire blanket
• Yanmar parts
• CruisAire 12,000 BTU AC/heat (06)
• Raw water pump replaced ('07)
• Oil pump replaced (07)
• Hoses replaced ('07)
• Starter replaced ('06)
• Exhaust riser replaced ('07)
• Fuel tank removed, inspected and reinstalled ('07)
• Whale Gusher manual bilge pump
• Rule 2000GPH electric bilge pump
• Engine raw water Y valve for emergency bilge pump
• High water alarm
• Bilge pump cycle counter
• Engine room light

Electrical and Electronic
Buoy N'Sea is a nicely equipped vessel all around and that's obvious in her power and electronic configuration as well. With radar, AIS, SSB, Weather fax, Color chart plotters, autopilot and a Panasonic Toughbook laptop there's not much one can think of to add to that list. All of the Raymarine components are networked, allowing the autopilot to run on headings based on compass or wind direction. On the power side of things, the AGM batteries, wind generator and a Mastervolt charger/inverter look after your power needs nicely.

• Air-X Marine wind generator (07)
• E Marine wind generator controller (07)
• Optima AGM 750CCA starting battery (05)
• 3 Lifeline Group 27 AGM house batteries (05)
• Cole Hersee battery selector switch
• Blue Seas engine power disconnect switch
• Mastervolt 100A/2000V charger/ inverter (07)
• Mastervolt charge controller (07)
• West Marine battery combiner
• Link 1000 battery condition monitor
• Heart 3 stage charge regulator
• 15 volt flexible solar panels (2)
• 300 watt portable inverter
• LED masthead tricolor/strobe ('07)
• Sylvania 15" flat screen TV
• Clarion M275 AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA stereo (07)
• JBL speaker system with woofer & tweeter sets (4)
• Hella 12v fans (3)
• GFCI grounding protection
• 120v receptacles throughout
• 12v receptacles
• 30 amp shore power cord
• Furuno 24 mile radar
• Questus self-leveling backstay radar mount
• AIS radar receiver
• ICOM M802 SSB radio (03)
• ICOM AT130 Auto tuner (03)
• ICOM SP-24 remote speaker (03)
• DSC receiver antenna for SSB (03)
• Xaxam Weather fax card
• Sat phone antenna wired to nav station
• ICOM M422 VHF radio w/DSC (07)
• ICOM RAM mike (new in box)
• VHF remote cockpit speaker
• Garmin 172C color Chartplotter- helm
• Garmin 182C color Chartplotter- nav
• BlueChart chips for the Chesapeake thru the Caribbean
• Raymarine ST4000 autopilot (new motor 05)
• Raymarine ST60+ wind (07)
• Raymarine ST60+ speed & log (07)
• Raymarine ST60+ depth (07)
• Raymarine ST60+ Graphic display- nav (07)
• Panasonic "Toughbook" laptop
• Swivel arm laptop mount
• Rozendal Tri-Lens radar reflector

Other Equipment
The owners of Buoy N'Sea researched their cruising needs carefully and have equipped the boat well for safe passage making. This truly is a vessel that just needs to be provisioned before she's ready to go again!

• 2003 Yamaha 4 cycle 4 HP outboard (serviced 07)
• Edson outboard motor pad
• Achilles 9'6" roll up inflatable dinghy (serviced 07)
• Towing bridle
• Closed cell cockpit cushions
• Magma charcoal grill
• Magma stern rail cutting board
• Stainless steel swim ladder
• Plastimo barometer
• Clock/barometer/tide clock set
• First Alert CO/smoke detector
• PFD's
• Assorted parts & hardware
• Winslow 6 person valise life raft (03; next inspection due 1/10)
• Jordan drogue w/mushroom anchor (05)
• Ditch bag
• Jim Buoy horseshoe buoy
• Lifesling
• Lifesling lifting block & tackle
• Forespar MOB pole
• ACR floating strobe light
• West Marine 1" web jacklines
• Busun's chair
• Emergency tiller
• Wire rigging cutters
• Rod holder
• Lee cloths P & S in saloon
• Fenders
• Hatch screens

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

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.