37 ft | 1982 | Pearson - 37
Price: $27500.00 USD
Branford, CT US
Here is a well kept example of this proven Racer/Cruiser. The Pearson 37 has been shown to perform on the race course and provide comfort for extended cruising. Consistent upgrades makes her ready to go. New engine in 2002 assures reliability. A great way to get out on the water at a reasonable price.
Owner Comments:
Great all around boat. Whether racing around the buoys, or point-to-point, cruising with the spouse or the family Gringo has you covered. This well-appointed racer cruiser has been set up for ease of single/short-handed performance cruising/racing by a long-time distance racer. With a powerful autopilot and remote control, you can work the foredeck to set the socked asymmetric spinnaker while adjusting your heading if needed.
I do it all the time racing single-handed against fully crewed boats, or simply cruising with my wife. If the wind pipes up a double reefed main and hank on the #4 on its own dyneema solent stay sheeted to an outboard lead is good to 34+ knots hard on the wind. We did that in the 2013 Block Island race from the Gut to Stamford hard on the wind. We smoked up the Sound so fast the PHRF committee changed the rating which is now at 117 with the inventory noted below. Notably, no one was on the rail, the crew was below, freezing and passing the bucket.
SH/DH racing, performance cruising sail inventory: 135% membrane jib (2017) on roller furler, Dacron Main (2014) with two big reefs, asymmetric A3 spinnaker (2021), and a Dacron #4 with Wickard snaps which fits to a dyneema solent stay (2017) secured to a grunty stem head setup (1 inch of G10 spanning the hull to deck joint at the very pointy end). I can hank this sail on at the mast then move it forward to the quick connect at the stem head. Note Gringo has a Z-sails Carbon AP 155 as well Pentax #3 but I don’t sail crewed up anymore so I don’t use them. Both sails have some good life in them. These pair well with the 1.5 ounce and .06 ounce Z-Sails chute if you want to race fully crewed and the older LI/HI sails are still up to the task for club racing. This refined sail inventory developed over 8 years of single handed sailing makes Gringo a great performance cruiser and a very competitive racer (see attached race record). The jib is cut with a higher than normal clew making it a great reaching sail. The hydraulic backstay allows for rapidly changing gears to be fully powered up (15-18 degree heal) going to weather in 8 knots of breeze, remember its only me and I’m not on the rail, and depower steadily as the wind comes up, 1 st reef upwind around at 15 Knots true. Cockpit adjustable genoa cars and endless outboard leads make Gringo a potent upwind and reaching sailor. She is very easy to balance. I trim her based on angle of heel and rudder angle.
Upgrades:
Intalled new vetus 18 gallon water bladder port side 2022
Repainted Blackwidow 2022
Installed New LED foredeck/Steaming light, all new cabling 2022
Installed new gas line and pressure reducing value 2022
Replaced Hydraulic vang hose in mast 2022
Pulled mast Rewired mast lighting,Rig check 2022
Revised Blackwater Holding tank to a gravity (i.e. tank bottom at wL for easy cleaning). 2022
Serviced all winches 2022
Pulled,inspected, rebeded chainplates 2022
Remove, clean, grease and torque keel bolts 2022
Cleaned all electrolisis ground lines 2022
New Raymarine i50/i60 instruments and transducers - Speed, Depth, Wind 2021
Faired and repainted Bottom with 2 Gallons of Petit Black Widow (cange from VC Offshore)h 2021
Installed Sched 80 Aluminum engine hoist and solar panel holder 2021
Re-did non-skid with Kiwi Grip tinted with SW7029 Agreeable Grey (243-C1) 2021
added custom ladder extension to make easier access for swimmers 2021
Stripped and Varnished ceilings in Forepeak and Q-Berth 2021
Installed new 1200 watt inverter wired with fuses 2021
Installed fuel gauge 2021
Replaced Hydraulic hose to backstay 2021
Replace interior lighting to all LED 2021
installed USB ports in forepeak and port pilot berth 2021
rebuilt Raritan PH-11 head with all new parts 2021
rehung head and forepeak doors with new hinges 2021
Added saloon and forepeak lighting 2021
Rewired wind instrument 2021
Replaced cockpit access to stern Rebud 10' hatched 2021
Epoxied through core on all winchs and clutchs 2021
Services all winches 2021
Revamped plumbing to Pex tubing and added water filter 2021
Installed solar 70W Panel and MPPT controller Victron 75- 15 2021
Installed New Fuel Tank - 22 Gallon Aluminum with epoxy finish - all aluminum fittings. Atlantic Coastal Welding 2020
Refinished pilot berth ceilings P&S 2020
Replaced Starboard Water Tank (bladder) with 25 Gal. Moeller tank (hard) with rubber insulation 2020
Pulled and rebuilt/cleaned starter 2020
Edson Steering rebuild 2019
ReCam'd all Clutches 2019
Pulled and repainted pedestal 2019
Repaired wet core in cockpit replaced with 3/4 epoxy saturated plywood 2019
Installed Harken Halyard deflector on Mast for solent stay halyard 2019
Rewire tri-color Masthead lights, new LEDs from Doctor LED 2019
New balls on intermediate Shrouds (per HRR rig inspection), all others good 2019
Serviced all winches 2019
Installed New Shakespeare Antenna at masthead 2019
Installed New SH 2200 VHF radio with AIS receiver 2019
Full Service of the Navtec Vang and Backstay, replaced all seals etc. BY HRR 2018
Rebuild Henderson cockpit manual pump 2018
New Delrin rudder bearings 2018
Installed Balmar smartguage 2018
Installed vessel sink in head 2018
Replaced Fresh Water Cooling hoses on Engine 2018
Removed and serviced heat exchanger 2018
Pulled and cleaned exhaust elbow (limited scale noted) 2018
Replaced primary and secondary fuel filters 2018
Replaced raw water impeller 2018
New mainsail cover 2018
Replaced all cushion covers 2018
Install Dyneema Dux solent stay made by Colligo 2017
Installed duel CROWN 6V 235 AMP house Batteries 2017
Installed Sterling AB 12130 battery charger 2017
Includes rewiring and installing oil pressure and water pressure switches, instrcutions from Compass Marine
Installed new white formica counter tops 2016
Installed Pelagic AP Controller with two remote contols 2016
Installed Ray Marine Type 2 Linear Drive AP Ram 2016
Installed new Stove/Oven controls (obtained rebuilt controls as new not available) 2016
Installed all new portlights 2016
Facor rebuild of Martec prop 2016
Serviced all winches 2016
Winter Cover - Millar Marine Canvas 2014
Overhaul hydraulic pump (vang/backstay) 2014
Installed electric oil change pump 2013
New hot water heater (6 gal) 2013
Installed bearing on engine water pump per manufacture tech bullitain 2010
Replaced pressure water systems 2010
Removed and steam cleaned fuel tank 2007
Installed new holding tank (25 gal hard tank by Moeller) 2007
All new Rod rigging 2006
Boat Painted and decks repaired by Great Island Marine Maine
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.
Specifications
- Number Of Engines: 1
- Make: Pearson
- Year: 1982
- Model: 37
- Category: Sail
- Boat Class: Sail
- Beam Measure: 11.58 ft
- Water Tank Count: 1
- Water Tank Capacity Measure: 70|gallon
- Fuel Tank Count: 1
- Fuel Tank Capacity Measure: 22|gallon
- Displacement Measure: 12,500 lb
- Total Engine Power Quantity: 23 hp
- Drive Type Code: Direct
- Number of Heads: 1
- Boat Hull Material Code: Fiberglass
- Nominal Length: 37 ft
- Length Overall: 37 ft
- Max Draft: 6.5 ft
Engine(s)
- Engine Make: Universal
- Engine Model: M25-XPB
- Engine Fuel: diesel
- Engine Power: 23|horsepower
- Engine Type:
- Engine Year: 2002
- Engine Hours: