Since 1966, Skipjack boats have withstood the test of time on the open ocean. You’ll see these legacy boats still hard at work well beyond the outer banks and islands. You’ll find dedicated owners re-powering their Skipjacks after thousands of hours at sea. While no engine will last forever, a good solid hull is worth keeping when created with timeless nautical styling and solid construction. And that is why you’ll still find thirty-year-old Skipjacks commanding top dollar!

Accommodations: Overnight accommodations are provided for three people in two single berths or one large V-berth. Interior layout includes V-berth, convertible dinette, portside galley, starboard side workstation, and starboard side hideaway head compartment with marine toilet. The V-berth features access to chain locker, escape hatch, under berth stowage, vinyl covered cushions, two shelves,  three 12-volt light fixtures, two sliding windows, and privacy curtain. Other interior features include two windows, storage closet, teak trim, storage shelf, and lockable companionway door.

Galley Equipment: Galley equipment includes stainless steel sink, hand pump water faucet, two-burner propane stove, refrigerator, three drawers, cupboard, sliding shelf compartment with shelf on top, trash bag holder, 12-volt light fixture, and paper towel holder.

Hull & Deck Gear: The hull is built of fiberglass. The decks are fiberglass with non-skid surfacing. Deck layout includes deck at bow, foredeck, narrow walk around, flybridge helm, large working cockpit, and raised aft deck over engine. All hardware on boat has been redone in stainless steel. Other deck features include raised gunwales, wash down decks, stainless steel bow rail, stainless steel grab rails on foredeck, three stainless steel rope hooks, four dry storage lazarettos, stainless steel and teak ladder to flybridge, three stainless steel deck cleats, and cushioned seating area over engine compartment. The flybridge is equipped with stainless steel guard rail, stainless steel grab rail, vinyl covered cushioned seating for three, lockable glove compartment, two shelves, and full instrumentation helm. Anchor gear includes 15-pound anchor, 30’ of ¼” chain, 200' of rope, stainless steel bow roller, chain locker, anchor mount, and teak bow pulpit. Safety gear includes six PFD’s, two fire extinguishers, first aid kit, docking line, and four fenders.