2002 True North 38 Heritage

The 2002 True North 38 Heritage is a quintessential downeast cruiser that marries classic styling with modern performance. Known for its high-quality craftsmanship, this vessel is perfect for those who appreciate traditional aesthetics without sacrificing contemporary amenities. The 38 Heritage is built with a solid fiberglass hull, ensuring durability and a stable ride in moderate seas. With an overall length of 38 feet and a beam of 13 feet, it offers a spacious cockpit ideal for entertaining, though the interior volume is somewhat limited due to its narrower beam. Powered by a diesel engine, this boat boasts an efficient hull design that provides excellent fuel economy, making it a practical choice for coastal cruising. The vessel's layout includes a comfortable cabin with quality finishes, though taller individuals may find the headroom slightly restrictive. Located in North Quincy, Massachusetts, this True North 38 Heritage is priced at $195,000 and is well-suited for experienced boaters who value style and performance. While it has some minor electrical quirks and occasional sliding door issues, the overall build quality and attention to detail make it a worthwhile investment. This boat is perfect for day trips, weekend getaways, and entertaining family and friends along the coast.

"Slainte III" is loaded with great options including an out of the crate 440 Yanmar in 2021 with 300hrs, Recent Garmin 16" GPS MAP / Chartplotter / FF, Garmin Radar, Garmin Autopilot, FLIR Night Vision, Bow Thruster, Helm Deck AC and Heat, Anchor Windlass and Cabin Diesel Espar Heating System. Manufacturer Description The True North 38 was built by Pearson Yachts, a highly respected sailboat builder in New England. The single engine downeast design is an extremely economical vessel to operate and is equally functional as a couples cruising yacht or day boat. Electric Bow Thruster provides for easy maneuvering and docking. Cabin provides a double V-Berth for two and the the dinette converts to a berth for two additional guests. A summer galley on the helm deck keeps the cabin uncluttered and both the cabin and helm deck area are air conditioned. A modern VacuFlush Head System adds to cruising comfort. The famous "opening transom" allows easy storage and deployment of water toys like kayaks or a tender. Helm Garmin 16" GPS MAP / Chartplotter / FF Garmin Radar Garmin Autopilot Garmin Sounder FLIR Night Vision ICOM IC-M506 VHF Radio Icom Command Mic Standard Horizon Speaker Side Power Bow Thruster Control Faria Gauges FLIR Night Vision (2) Windshled Wipers Ritchie Compass Stereo SAT Radio Windlass Control Single Lever Clutch / Throttle Center Opening Window Murphy Hour Meter Rudder Angle Indicator Racor Fuel / Water Separator Gauge (2) Reading Lights Cabin V-Berth with Filler Cushion Upper Quarter Berth Deck Hatch with Ocean Air Screen and Shade Diesel Espar Heater Drawer Storage Accent Lighting CO Detector (2) Reading Lights (3) Opening Port Lights AC/ Heat Hanging Locker Central Vac Master AC / DC Panel DC Lighting Head Vacuflush FW Head Mirror Shower GFI Outlet Tank Tender Opening Port Light Cabinet Storage Sink Salon / Galley Booth Style Dinette with Power Actuated Table, Converts to Sleep 2 All Salon Windows Slide Open (2) Opening Deck Hatches Sink Drawer Storage Sliding Entry Doors Princess 3 Burner LP Stove (2) Zones of AC and Heat Stainless Grab Rail Dometic Fridge and Freezer Microwave Cabinet Storage (2) Speakers Mechanical / Electrical Yanmar 440hp Diesel engine installed NEW in 2021 (300hrs) Electrically actuated engine hatch for easy access MAS Diesel Generator 745 hours Batteries Replaced 2023 ZF Transmission 2.69:1 ratio Teleflex Hydraulic Steering Xantrex Inverter / Charger Dual 30 Amp shore power Deck Anchor Windlass Large Cockpit with Barn Door Transom RW/FW Washdown Cockpit Speakers Electronics Mast Canvas for All Salon Windows Stainless Anchor Chute (2) Rod Holders Pop Up Cleats Swim Ladder Bow Rail Recessed Lights Hardtop Overhang

El True North 38 Heritage es una embarcación bien construida, con un casco de fibra de vidrio sólido que asegura durabilidad. Su diseño de estilo Downeast ofrece una navegación suave y estable en condiciones costeras, ideal para quienes buscan eficiencia en el consumo de combustible. Aunque el espacio en la cabina es limitado, el diseño interior de madera añade un toque de lujo. Sin embargo, es importante estar atento a problemas menores con el sistema eléctrico y el desgaste de los acabados de madera. El precio de $195,000 es competitivo, considerando la calidad de construcción y la reputación de la marca. Recomendaría una inspección detallada del sistema eléctrico y los accesorios de cubierta para asegurar que no haya corrosión. En general, es una excelente opción para navegantes experimentados que valoran el diseño clásico y la eficiencia.