Actual Location: Homer, AK
- Stock #[removed phone] - If you are in the market for a sportfish yacht, look no further than this 1980 Carver Santa Cruz 28, just reduced to $23,500 (offers encouraged).This yacht is located in Homer, Alaska and is in good condition. She is also equipped with a Yanmar engine that has 1,750 hours.Please submit any and ALL offers - your offer may be accepted! Submit your offer today!At POP Yachts, we will always provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market. We encourage all buyers to schedule a survey for an independent analysis. Any offer to purchase is ALWAYS subject to satisfactory survey results.Take a look at ALL ***38 PICTURES*** of this vessel on our main website at POPYACHTS DOT COM. We appreciate that you took your time to look at our advertisement and we look forward to speaking with you!
Accommodations:
Berth (Double And Single; Cuddy And Seating Conversion); Cabinets; Carpet; Countertops; Curtains; Fridge (Yes But Inoperable; OK For Short Term Use); Head (Enclosed; Behind Seating Area); Hot Water System (Yes But Inoperable); Portable Toilet; Pressurized Water; Shower; Bottom Paint (Red); Cabin Heat (Yes But Not Working); Gel Coat; Helm Console; Keel Type (V); Propeller (18R X 23 Skewed)
Mechanical Equipment:
Bow Pulpit; Bow Thruster; Control Type (Hydraulic Steering); Engine Alarm; Engine Bracket (For Kicker Motor); Engine Cylinders (2); Engine Displacement (15HP Power Thrust); Engine Location (Center Aft); Flybridge; Fuel Filters (2; Racor Prefilter - Main Engine Filter); Fuel Tank (2 X 75 Gallons); Fuel Tank Location (Port And Starboard Aft); Holding Tanks (40 Gallons Freshwater Washdown Tank); Propulsion (18R X 23 Skewed Prop); Rudder; Starting Type (Electronic Ignition); Steering (Hydraulic: Flybridge And Main Cockpit Helm); Trim Indicator; Trim Tabs; Trolling Motor (Yamaha 15HP Power Thrust); Turbo
Electronics & Navigation Gear:
Compass; Knotmeter (Garmin GPSMAPS 546S); Navigation Lights; Navigation Software (Garmin GPSMAPS 546S); VHF (2: Flybridge And Helm); Windshield Wipers
Electrical System:
12 V DC Outlets; Accessory Switches; Alternator (One Plus Spare); Battery (2); Battery Charger; Battery Location (Port Side Next To Engine); Battery Switch; Cockpit Lighting; Engine Kill Switch; Fuel Gauge (Yes But Not Working); Gauges (Engine Temp, Voltage); Speedometer (Garmin GPSMAPS 546S); Tachometer; Transducer (2: Garmin); Water Heater (Condition Unknown); Wiring; Wiring Systems
Deck & Hull Equipment:
Anchor (W/electric Windlass); Anchor Drum; Bow Rail; Cockpit Seating (4); Courtesy Lights; Cushions; Deck (8' Square); Dive Platform; Electric Winch (For Anchor); Fish Boxes; Freshwater Washdown; Lines (Bow And Stern); Mooring Lines; Non-skid Deck; Spare Prop (Bronze); Steering Wheel (Flybridge And Main Helm); Storage (Under Cuddy And Passenger Seats, Under Main Deck, Various Drawers); Swim Platform; Windshield; 8 Man Inflatable Raft (Needs Inspection); Air Horn; Alarm (High Water Level); Bilge Pump (4); Fire Extinguisher (4); First Aid Kit; Flare Kit; Flares; Life Jackets; Life Ring; Liferaft; Marine Whistle
Additional Equipment:
This is a great old boat which has undergone re-powering.
Previous owner removed the generator and now the refrigerator does not work as well, nor do the AC outlets.
Fuel gauge sending units have shorted out and need replaced.
Horn has been replaced but the wiring circuitry needs to be troubleshot as the horn is still unreliable. Portable air horn cans are on board at the moment.
There is a water heater but it has never been hooked up by the current owner.
The cabin heating unit quit working this year and the current owner hasn't had time to replace it but is under the impression the entire back deck will have to be removed to get to the unit.
The freshwater washdown pump quit working recently. A replacement has been purchased but hasn't yet been installed.
In preparation for winterization, seller noticed diesel fuel in the bilge and came to discover the port side fuel tank is leaking. Seller has drained the tank and will be replacing the fuel tank prior to a sale. Seller also plans on replacing the fuel tank level sending units to make the fuel gauge operable.
Owner replaced all the wiring and brakes on the trailer in 2012 and it could use a good paint job to prevent further corrosion.There is also one car tire on the trailer that needs to be replaced as it is not a trailer tire.
Engine(s):
Fuel Type: Gas
Engine Type: Other
Quantity: 1
Beam: 10 ft. 4 in.
Fuel tank capacity: 150
Water tank capacity: 40
Holding tank capacity: 5
