1967 Mull 30 -1 Lively Lady

One of Gary Mulls finest with the brilliance that changed boat design. She is one of the boats that ushered in the golden age of IOR. Lively Lady is a strip plank Mull 30 built in 1967 by American Marine and has carried some of the best sailors of our era. A vessel that changed boat design and winner of some great SORC matches (including besting Windward Passage to Nassau) and more significant San Francisco bay races than most remember. She is a delightful short handed boat perfect for day sailing, club racing and weekend cruising. I spent a great deal of time saving her, making her safe and enjoyable to take the family out. She is a comfortable and very stiff boat; in a breeze faster up wind than most modern boats her size. (Currently she rates a gift 156 phrf.) She comes with nice racing sails plus cruising Dacron, 1 A-Sail, a mercury 6hp 4 stroke, a new radio with AIS, carbon fiber sprit and boom, 10 amp 12 volt Dakota lithium batteries for the radio and house, bottom painted 2 and half years ago and looks fine. I have moved to improve on her recently, making her stronger, filling in the wrinkles and doing other things to make the next caretakers job much easier. I am more interested in finding a caretaker relationship than the money. Let me know if you are interested.