Wanted - BCC

Boats For Sale
#1

Hi all,

I am looking for a Bristol Channel Cutter for my next liveaboard and cruising boat.

I am looking primarily in the East and Gulf Coast, but I am open to West Coast as well. Maintenance history is more important to me than age or equipment.

My last boat was a Gulf 32 in Washington State. I lived aboard while restoring the boat and exploring Puget Sound. I since have sold the Gulf 32 and am now on the East Coast, where I plan to liveaboard and cruise coastally, until I have saved enough for extended cruising.

Thanks,
Matt

#2

Hi Matt,
I’ve got a BCC for sale that has a rich cruising history, but needs TLC and a rig. She is on a very heavy duty commercially made trailer. She is in Washington state. I’m asking $45,000

#3

Thanks David! I believe we spoke last year.

Avei’a looks like a great boat, but needs more TLC than I can offer her right now. If my situation changes and I can take on Avei’a I will certainly reach out.

I hope you are well!

#4

Matt, there are many many BCCs on YachtWorld lying on both coasts, Texas and Canada.

#5

Thanks for your message Richard. I’ve been traveling to view Sam Morse boats listed on brokerage websites and will probably end up moving forward with one of these.

So far the boats I’ve seen have not been quite what I’m looking for (well maintained with simple systems). I may not find what I’m looking for but it’s worth a shot !

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#6

See Craigslist New Hampshire, Maine for Bcc 28

#7

Thank you. I will reach out

#8

2014 Bristol Channel Cutter Channel Cutter 28
Hull built in 1977, then stored inside unfinished. Finished between 2012 and the launch on 2014. when she was fit & finished by Gannon & Benjamin, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.

Fittings are bronze.
Beta marine 28HP 2014 diesel. 32 gal fuel. Feathering prop

Galley has a diesel stove that doubles as a cabin heater. Has hot water in galley, head and shower. 64 gal of water

1 double berth/ 2 singles

Oversized winches. Roller furling on Genoa and job.

From survey done this past Fall (2022):
“This 1977 Bristol 28 Channel Cutter finished in 2014 was found to be in overall good condition for its age. It is obvious that ownership has taken great pride in the vessel and has finished it with high quality components as well as an excellent maintenance program in place with all systems and appurtenances, including upholstery, engine and bilge spaces fit and finish, in good condition.”
Carloscc2944@yahoo.com if interested

#9

Hi Matt, have you seen my Waxwing in Alabama?
Price $25000.

.1977 Bristol Channel Cutter Fairhope, Alabama - Turner Marine Yacht Sales

#10

Carlos, thank you - I will be in touch.

Stan, I have seen Waxwing in person, and I enjoyed the opportunity. The layout is a great use of space, and I found she had some very thoughtful features. Waxwing is certainly a great value at this price.

I need to see more boats before making a decision, but Waxwing is on my list.