1982 Bristol Channel Cutter 28

Immaculate Single Handed Sailer - The Bristol Cutter Channel, with a 35C3 Westerbeke engine (600 hrs), offers recent upgrades like a new inverter, alternator, exhaust elbows, and a rebuilt raw water pump. It features a teak cockpit grate, autopilot, and single-hand sailing design.
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New Forespar Whisker Pole
New Rigging
Carol Hasse Foresailss
Immaculate Westerbeke Engine
New Victron Invertor

The Bristol Cutter Channel is a meticulously maintained sailing vessel designed for both performance and comfort. Featuring a robust 35C3 Westerbeke engine with only 600 hours, this boat has received numerous upgrades in late 2023, including a new inverter, alternator, and exhaust elbows, along with a rebuilt raw water pump. It’s equipped with a new whisker pole and rigging, a teak cockpit grate, and an autopilot, ensuring seamless and enjoyable sailing experiences. With its manual flush head, stern reel, winter cover, and design for single-hand sailing, it’s an ideal choice for solo adventurers seeking reliability and ease of handling.

The vessel boasts impressive dimensions with a length overall (LOA) of 37' 9", a beam of 10' 1", and a draft of 5', weighing in at 14,000 lbs. It offers ample tankage with 20 gallons of fuel capacity, 52 gallons of water capacity, and a 12-gallon holding tank. Accommodations are comfortable for up to three people, with three single berths available. The inboard engine, driven by a direct drive type, delivers 31 horsepower and runs on diesel fuel, emphasizing efficiency and power for extended voyages.

The electronics and mechanical features on the Bristol Cutter Channel are top-notch, including a Furuno NavNet C-Map NT, a Raymarine Smart Pilot autopilot, an iCom IC-M330 VHF, and an iCom IC-M800 Marine Transceiver. The galley is well-equipped with a three-burner stove and oven, a stainless steel single sink, and a cutting board stove cover, making meal preparation a breeze. On the exterior, you’ll find a precision mainsail, Hasse & Company Port Townsend foresails, a Forespar whisker pole, a Bruce anchor, and a Magma BBQ, along with a spare anchor. This vessel is not only ready for immediate adventure but also offers the durability and amenities for long-term, comfortable cruising.

The Bristol Cutter Channel is a meticulously maintained sailing vessel featuring a 35C3 Westerbeke engine with only 600 hours. Recent upgrades include a new inverter, alternator, and exhaust elbows (late 2023), alongside a rebuilt raw water pump (August 2023). The boat is equipped with a new whisker pole and rigging, a teak cockpit grate, and an autopilot. It's equipped with a manual flush head, stern reel, winter cover, and is designed for single-hand sailing, making it an excellent choice for solo adventurers. This vessel is in great shape and ready for new adventures.

Dimensions
LOA: 37' 9"
Beam: 10' 1'
Draft: 5'
Weight: 14,000 lbs

Tankage (gallons)
Fuel: 20 US gallon
Water: 52 US gallon
Holding: 12 US gallon

Accommodation
Sleeping Capacity – 3
Single Berths - 3

Engines
Model: 35C3 Westerbeke
HP: 31HP
Hours: 600
Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Type: Inboard
Drive Type: Direct

Electronics/Mechanical
Furuno NavNet C-Map NT
DBX1 ASI Aquatech Scientific Instruments Precision Digital Barograph
Autopilot: Raymarine Smart Pilot
VHF: iCom IC-M330 VHF
iCom IC-M800 Marine Transciever
Victron Inverter
Fusion Stereo
Alpine Speakers
Carel IR33 Refrigeration Control
30A Smart Plug
Barient Winches
Ultraline Stern Line

Exterior
Precision Mainsail
Hasse & Company Port Townsend ForeSails
Forespar Whisker Pole
Bruce Anchor
Magma BBQ
Spare Anchor

Head
Manual Flush Head
Privacy Door
Single Sink

Galley
Three Burner Stove & Oven
Stainless Steel Single Sink
Cutting Board Stove Cover