1963 Egg Harbor 37 Convertible

Length

37

Year

1963

Fuel type

Gas

Location

Harkers Island, NC

Summary

Your Day on the Water just got better!

Built by Egg Harbor Boat Co. lnc. of Egg Harbor City, NJ. Construction is of
all wood with sawn planks fastened to bent frames. Propulsion is provided
by two inboard gasoline engines. The topside arrangement is with a flush
deck, single level deckhouse amidships with trunk cabin forward and
cockpit aft. There is a teak wood pulpit with stainless steel hand rails at the
bow. The hull is painted and the transom is varnished and has a teak wood
swim platform attached. There is a flying bridge on top of the deckhouse
with a second pilot station. The interior is arranged with main deck salon
with seating and pilot station. Below is a combination galley/salon/dinette
with forward “V”-berth and head. The main engines and batteries are
located under the salon deck.

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Specifications

Basic Info

Year: 1963

Make: Egg Harbor

Model: 37

Class: Convertible

Length: 37

Fuel Type: Gas

Inventory

Icom M304 VHF at lower helm station
Cobra DSC VHF at upper helm station
Raytheon Nav-298 GPS/Loran
Garmin handheld GPS
JRC 1500 radar
Lowrance X52 depth/fishfinder (2)
Magnetic compass (3)
Q-Beam handheld search light
Window unit AC
Electric resistence heaters
Alpine MP3 WMA/MC
Seaworthy SEA 2050 marine CD player
Built in refrigerator/freezer
3 burner LP range with oven
Galley exhaust vent
Stainless steel sink
AC electric hot water heater
Head with toilet, sink and shower
11/4″ S/S propeller shaft
Honda 3000w generator
1500 GPH Rule bilge pumps with float switches (2)
Dual station manual steering
120/240v AC and 12v DC
30 amp shore power connection
Sure Power 12032A battery isolator
AC battery charger
S/S radar mast
Danforth S-22 anchor

Contact Information

Please contact Beaufort Yacht Sales at 252-728-3155

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.