This 1994 Pacific Seacraft 37 is a well-kept fine example of a blue water offshore cruiser.  Designed by renowned naval architect, William Crealock, this vessel was built with the goal of providing speed, comfort, safety and seaworthiness for sailors who want to explore any the world's oceans. The 6 ton lead keel provides stabilty and direction.  The modified keel with a skeg hung rudder provides necessary protection of the prop.  The PSC 37 has proven to be at home whether coastal cruising or circumnavigating the world.  Since we aquired the boat we have spent more than $16,000 updating and improving the looks of the boat.  A new dinghy (February 2022) and a low hour Honda 9.9 HP mortor are part of the sale.    

The Pacific Seacraft 31 was designed by W.I.B. Crealock for the adventurous sailor looking for a versatile and reliable blue water cruiser. Built with the highest quality materials and meticulous attention to detail, by Pacific Seacraft in Washington, NC, this vessel is the perfect combination of strength and comfort. One of the standout features of the Pacific Seacraft 31 is its seaworthy design. The hull is made of hand-laid fiberglass, providing a strong and durable base that can handle the toughest conditions. The vessel’s extended cruising fin keel and skeg-hung rudder provide excellent stability and control, making it easy to handle in challenging conditions. Last Dance is a beautiful example of a Pacific Seacraft 31! She is nearly new and well equipped with optional equipment, including a cutter rig, shoal draft keel (4'), bow thruster, anchor windlass, inverter/charger, reverse cycle AC/heat, and custom hard top dodger. If you're looking for a vessel that you can trust, look no further than Last Dance. She is in the water at a private dock on Spring Creek in New Bern, NC.