VESSEL	MAKE	YEAR	BERTHS	RATE	SECURITY	PORT	OTHER
Islander	Bristol 42	1973		$3,300/week		Rockport & Belfast moorings available	Linen service available
Captained charters +$250 per day· Day rates: $150 per hour, 4 hour minimum, 1-6 passengers

ISLANDER is a 42' Bristol Trawler designed by Eldredge McGinnis in 1973. She is comfortably appointed, lovingly maintained and fully equipped for cruising Maine waters. Her large bridge deck, sun deck and spacious bow offer plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the pleasures of a Mane summer in comfort. Owner-Captain is available for charters on this boat.

Design: Bristol 42' - Belfast Trawler Designer: Eldredge McGinnis Builder: Bristol Hull Construction: Fiberglass Year Built: 1973 LOA: 42' Beam: 13' 6" Draft: 4" Displacement: 26,700 lbs Weight: 20 tons Engine: Single Diesel 3208 Cat 210 hp Water Capacity: 250 US Gallons Fuel Capacity: 300 US Gallons

Accommodations

ISLANDER has two private double cabins, a V-berth forward and a spacious two-berth cabin aft. Both cabins have private heads and hanging lockers. The aft cabin has a large dresser, plenty of floor space and a full shower. Islander is most comfortable for two couples or a family. The dining banquette offers a possible fifth bunk.

The inside helm station and the galley are on the starboard side of the main salon, and the dining area is to port. The interior is finished in beautiful teak doors, cabinets, and trim. The overhead is finished with a painted veneer. The parquet floors are teak.

Galley

New in 2009 is a Force 10 propane 3-burner range and oven. The 12 volt Norcold refrigerator has a top freezer compartment and a Microwave in the cabinet above. The double sink is installed in a long counter above lots of storage, including a mirrored cabinet for bar glasses on the settee side of the counter. Islander comes equipped with table service for 8 and all the cooking utensils and pans you might need including a lobster pot!

Electrical 12 volt battery system with 8 Trojan 12 volt batteries provides a huge 1100 amp hour capacity which was designed for offshore cruising. Excessive power consumption is therefore not a worry for the coastal cruiser and it will not be necessary under normal circumstances to run the engine or generator daily to charge the batteries while in port. Islander has 12 volt lighting in cabin and engine room; (3) 12 volt automatic bilge pumps, spreader lights, Heart Interface Link 20. Islander had a professionally installed major electrical refit n 2009 with a new Xantrex 3000 watt inverter/charger, ABYC compliant deck fittings, galvanic isolators, switch boxes and a new AC electrical panel. The new inverter/charger which will supply the onboard ac systems for days. An Onan 15KW diesel generator is also onboard to supplement high AC current demands.

Electronics

• Standard Horizon Color GPS with 7" inch screen - upper helm
• Integrated Raymarine Plotter/Radar/Sounder @ both upper/lower helms
• Mounted DSC enabled VHF in reach of the both helms
• 3rd VHF = Handheld standard Horizon.
• CD player, radio with speakers in main cabin

Mechanical

• Caterpillar 3208 diesel engine in very good condition. Injectors rebuilt in 2008. Service interval @ 200 hours
• Onan 15KW Generator

Hull & Deck

• Teak handrails and caprails in very good condition.
• Wide molded FRP decks allow for sure footed transit even in heavy seas.
• Transom door for easy access/egress to the swim platform.
• Fully protected keel with molded skeg (a necessity in lobster pot filled Maine!)
• Dinghy Davits on stern

Additional

• 8 Personal flotation devices for adults
• Picnic Table on afterdeck
• Flare gun kit
• Fixed LOUD air horns
• First aid kit
• Steadying sail
• Fire extinguishers
• Delta anchor with 3/8 all chain rode
• Fortress backup anchor with 200' of line and 40 ft of 3/8 chain
• New Vetus Tiger 12 volt windlass with foot controls at bow
• Compasses in binnacles at both helm stations
• 35 gallon Holding Tank
• Dingy - Achilles RIB inflatable dinghy with new (2009)3HP Mercury outboard.
• Towing bridle for dinghy
• +/- 400 ft of additional line

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