1982 CS Yachts Traditional

Accomodations:
A walk through the cabin demonstrates the importance of first-class design and attention to human proportions. It's not so much the way the interior looks as the way everything, including hand-holds and elbow room, seems to be just in the right spot. This is a cabin that can be lived in even though it has only the basic elements of a standard interior for a 36-footer. The owners' quarters consist of a spacious V-berth forward, with plenty of room at the bow end for two sets of feet. The filler provides generous shoulder-to-shoulder space, and a door insures privacy. Storage outboard is abundant, and cedar-lined hanging lockers afford space to separate foul weather gear from street clothes. Best yet is the head compartment. With its wide door, even the most "beefy" crew member will fit inside, and once there, won't feel cramped. The vanity and shower have hot and cold pressure water and storage is ample. In the main salon, the starboard settee provides comfortable seating for meals at the drop-leaf table, and then expands to form a double berth for sleeping. Additional berths are available via the port settee and a starboard quarter-berth. Custom storage space has been fitted behind the port settee's backrest, which lifts up to reveal two long horizontal shelves. The backrest can be secured in the raised position for removal of stored items.

Galley:
This is a very workable, spic-n-span galley, and low-maintenance to boot. A "spill-over" 12-volt freezer and refrigerator, with separate compartment openings, insures that you'll have ice whenever you want it. There's a microwave, tucked under the companionway, a large single stainless steel sink on the centerline with a high arched spigot (with water filter) for cleaning larger pots and pans, and a full-size propane three-burner stove and oven. There's also a top-loading storage bin for dry goods, and shelving for dinnerware.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Datamarine Wind (new 2005) Datamarine Depth (new 2005) Datamarine Speed RayMarine Autohelm S1 Autopilot (new 2007) Thirteen-inch television (mounted) Jensen AM/FM/CD (new 2005) w/four speakers Micrologric ML250 GPS Kenwood TS 450 SSB SGC SSB Auto Tuner Insulated Backstay for SSB ICOM 502 VHF (cockpit mounted) Raytheon 202 VHF (at nav station) Hull-mounted Dynaplate

Electrical System:
Statpower TruCharge 20 Watt Freedom 10 Inverter (new 2005) 1 Dedicated Starting Battery Air Marine Wind Generator (new 2005) 120-Amp Alternator Link 2000R(new 2005) 6 Trojan T-105 batteries (new 2005) 30-amp Shore Power cord 2 Siemens 75-watt Solar Panels (with rail mountings and

Sails and Rigging:
130 percent Genoa Mainsail Upgraded Standing Rigging Profurl Roller Furling for Genoa 2 Lewmar ST 44 Primary Winches 1 Lewmar 16 Main Sheet Winch

Additional Equipment:
Cockpit Table EAM Liferaft (will need recertification) Webasto Diesel-Fired Heater Force 10 Propane Grill (rail-mounted) Two 10-lb. Propane Tanks (plus spare) 2 Jacklines 2 Safety Harnesses 35-lb. CQR Anchor with 200 feet of 5/16 HT Chain Bruce Anchor with 100 feet of 5/16 HT Chain Spare Regulator (new) Spare Starter (new) 360-degree Cockpit Enclosure with Screens and Sunshades Cockpit Cushions 9.9 Evinrude Outboard Tiller Extension 2 Jerry Jugs for Water 2 Jerry Jugs for Fuel Deck Washdown Lofrans Windlass Eight Opening Ports with Screens Two Hatches with Screens