1970 O'Day Mariner 19

The Ella B is a fully restored (by the previous owner) 1970 centerboard Mariner 19 2 2, #1871.

Rigged for singlehanding – furling jib, all lines lead to cockpit, tiller clutch, 2 reef points. Much more, below.

The Mariner is an awesome boat same hull as a Rhodes 19, lightweight, simple, easy to trailer, easy to rig, easy to sail, fast (many race), very stable, big cockpit, can sleep 4. About 4.5’ draft with centerboard down; 10” when up.

The Mariner is is still being produced today (so parts are readily available); strong class association, too.

The last time I was out someone sailed by and shouted, beautiful boat. I get that often. Credit to the former owner, but it is a beautiful boat (dark blue hull, wood trim), fully ready to sail and actively being sailed. This boat pretty much has everything.

Equipment: - Sails (and battens) in excellent shape still crisp - Roller furling - All lines in good condition and all lines run to the cockpit. Luff reef lines go to cam cleats on cabin top; main halyard (and topping lift if you choose to have one hardware all there) to a double-spinlock on cabin top. - self bailing cockpit - Solid roller-bunk trailer in good shape 1982 previous owner had completely restored it along w/ the boat - Well-maintained 2009 4hp 4 stroke Tohatsu outboard in excellent shape starts on first pull. I use the internal tank but a line was installed by the previous owner to enable use of an external tank. External tank included. - Adjustable motor mount on stern to raise and lower the outboard. - Performance kick-up rudder - working, restored original winches - Beautiful wooden tiller with tiller clutch (line runs to cam cleats) and tiller extension - Cushions in cabin very clean all with mildew-preventing padding beneath to enable air flow -Teak wood on floor of cabin - Windex (mast-top wind direction) - Mainsail cover, tiller cover, rudder cover - Cockpit awning - Mooring cover with Mariner insignia & hull # - Adjustable opening hatch on cabin top w/ screen - porthole (window) shades - Bow pulpit and lifelines - Boat is fully wired to power bluetooth stereo (speakers in cabin and in cockpit), fan, vent, cabin lights and the mast is wired for anchor/running lights. Can plug into shore power. Battery not included. - Anchor - Adjustable mast crutch at stern to aid in trailering and in raising the mast. Wooden support for mast step to work with crutch to support mast when trailering. - Swim ladder - Positive flotation - Porta-potty - Raymarine tiller autopilot - Magma BBQ w/ hull mount - Built-in shelves in cabin; small storage bags hanging beneath shelves on port and starboard sides - Line bags (to hold lines coming to cockpit) - Lazy jacks (uninstalled) - Cup holders - if in area, dock space until Nov 1 if you want it (and insure her) - Installed a mast gate to enable raising and lowering of main singlehanded (2020) - Added handheld VHF (2020) - Replaced the jib cam cleats with swivel cam cleats (2021) - Installed hardware on the boom, lower mast and deck for double-line reefing and installed the four lines to enable double-line reefing – all lead to cockpit (2021) - Installed a V cleat for the outhaul (2021) - Added boom vang hardware so I could use boom vang that came with boat (2021) - Added additional deck organizer on port side and two blocks to allow luff reef lines to run to cockpit (2021) - Replaced several stuck turnbuckles and added double nuts to prevent loosening (2021 & 2022) - Replaced backstay to enable boom to hang from backstay (2021) - Replaced single bolt trailering bolt-eye with U bolt (2021) - Replaced rusted leaf springs and older bearings on trailer (2022) - Just replaced fraying centerboard wire (2022)