1982 Ericson Ron Holland 36

These boats have a fiber glass full length frame that sets in the hull. I’ve done all of the hard work if someone is looking to go on a sailing adventure…

1a) Just repainted mast and stepped it (9-28-23). 1b) All new halyards. 1) Peeled and re-fiber glassed the bottom using Adtech 880 epoxy with slow hardener and 2 layers of biaxial glass (vacuum bagged). 2) Faired the entire bottom with epoxy fairing compound and finished with 2 layers of epoxy barrier coat. (was told by a professional boat painter that it was one of the finest jobs he had ever seen). 3) Rebuilt rudder with additional steel in the internal frame and new foam core. 4) Installed Jefa rudder bearings (top and bottom) with new rudder tube and additional re-enforcement using fiberglass 1/2 inch board and west system. 5) Repowered with a Yanmar GM30F low hour engine (225 hour). 6) All new thru hulls and sea cocks with 1/2 inch fiber glass backing plates (bolted). 7) All woodwork has been rebuilt in the interior that needed it including new 3/4 inch teak and holly plywood floor with hatches to most of the bilge. 8) Installed Vacuum insulated ice box lid and stainless-steel countertop. 9) Installed Victron Inverter/Charger. 11) Fiber glassed in wood backing and fitted all main cabin and Vee berth wood ceiling base panels. 12) Replaced the acrylic hatch glass with polycarbonate. 13) Replaced acrylic port glass with safety glass. 14) Installed new holding tank and waste lines. 15) Had hull painted with Awl Grip. 16) Installed custom 2 inch teak rub rails. 17) Had new foam cushions made for interior (main cabin, vee berth, and quarter berth). 18) Custom stern railing with built in seats (still have originals). 19) Built a custom fuel filter sliding holder so they can easily be changed. 20) Custom access door for sink cabinet.

Come look and make a reasonable offer. I was outfitting this boat to go off on an extended sailing adventure. I have a ton of stuff I’ll throw in with it. There is still stuff that needs finishing.

Equipment: These boats have a massive internal fiber glass frame that runs from stem to stern bonded to the hull bottom, which supports the keel and the mast shrouds. I have new ST60 instruments. I’ve collected tons of stuff for this boat over the years that I’ll throw in with it.