1982 Custom 21 Motor Sailer

***ONE OF A KIND IN NORTHERN AMERICA***

-SITS ON A KEEL BUNK LIFT *OUT OF THE WATER*-

-GREAT MOTOR SAILER FOR CREATURE COMFORT, SAFETY, AND RELIABILITY-

THIS BEAUTY WAS DESIGNED TO SAIL IN THE JOHNSTONE STRAIGHT, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

*VERY RELAIABLE, NEW 11 HP YANMAR DEISEL ENGINE WITH LESS THAN 100 HOURS

*5 FEET OF FREEBOARD

*SELF TACKING JIB

*REINFORCED GUNWALE

*PILOT HOUSE WITH SKYLIGHT

*ANCHOR LOCKER WITH WINDLASS FITTING

*SWIM LADDER

*KICKER MOTOR MOUNT

*OPTIONAL TILLER STEERING

*SELF TRACKING MAINSAIL

*SELF DRAINING COCKPIT & LAZARETTE

*HELP WITH AUTO PILOT*INSTRUMENTATION*PILOT WHEEL HOUSE*

*CAPTAIN'S CHAIR-TRANSFER FROM WHEEL TO TILLER

*TWIN BERTH ENCLOSED HEAD KEROSENE HEATER

*THE GALLEY INCLUDES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING WITH COOKING FACILITIES

This ‘LIL’ yacht was designed to sail in the Johnstone Strait, B.C.,

and was shipped to it’s present location in Virginia Beach, VA

With a hand laid solid hull and deck, it has a full keel, and includes

both wheel and tiller steerage.

Thrust is provided by a self tacking jib and self tracking main, backed

up by a very reliable 11hp Yanmar Deisel engine with less than 100 hours

plus a kicker mount.

There is 5’ of freeboard with brightwork, reinforced gunwale and the

Pilot House with skylight to keep the captain and crew out of weather.

“GRUZJA” can be safely sailed in the wheelhouse or with the cockpit tiller.

For your convenience it can also find its destination by auto pilot.

There is a windlass fitting on the bow and safety equipment galore.

In the cabin is a fine wood finish, twin berth, enclosed head, kerosene heater,

air conditioner, and instrumentation.

The boat sits out of the water on a keel bunk and has a custom made

full canvass cover to keep it protected over the winter.

It is ONE of a Kind in all of North America and the only complement to

this class is the Hardy 21 in the British Isles.  Most other motorsailers are in

The 30 – 50 ft. range with the accompanying selling price and restrictive

adventuring into small anchorages which Gruzja can just slip into for the night.