1991 Island Packet 35

Accomodations:
Perspective's interior is a comfortable and thoughtful design. The 6'4" of headroom and wide 12'6" beam make the interior feel spacious like a much larger yacht. Cabinets, closets and storage lockers are cleverly situated all over the cabin and we found that there was plenty of storage space even when there were four people cruising full time. The forward cabin has a hanging locker, drawers, shelves and storage under the double berth. The head has a private entrance from the forward cabin and a salon entrance. There is a separate shower area with teak seat. The salon has a fold up table that will seat six. There is a hanging locker, storage behind and under port and starboard settees with locker and shelf storage above both settees. The port settee extends to a double berth. The Nav station on the port side aft has a flip top desk with storage. The aft cabin is a double berth with a hanging locker, additional lockers and storage under the berth and in the sole. The interior upholstery is in good condition and should have many years of life left in it. The floors and walls are oiled teak for a beautiful, warm ambience. The two berths make comfortable cruising for up to four people. The cabin's settees expand to make a third bed to accommodate up to a total of 7 people with comfortable sleeping room. Espar D5LC air heater (cleaned/serviced in 2007)

Galley:
Seaward 3-burner gimbaled propane stove/oven Seafrost DC5000 refrigerator/freezer with 2 cold platesDouble stainless sinksSet of dishes with non-slip rubber rings and silverwarePressure hot and cold water and backup hand pump

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Loaded with all of the electronics needed for blue water sailing, most notably two radars, a Single-Side Band radio and chartplotter GPS. She also has a solid entertainment system consisting of a Pioneer MP3 Stereo with Bose Speakers.Furuno Model 1621 Mark-2 Marine Radar at helmRaytheon Model R20X Marine Radar Garmin GPSmap 276C with BlueCharts of the Caribbean ICOM M600 Single-side band with SGC antenna tuner and backstay antenna Pioneer P4800MP (AM-FM/CD/MP3/Aux with remote) Stereo with Bose 151 Speakers Standard Communications GX2341A Omni 25W VHF/FM Marine Transceiver Icom IC-M45 VHF Marine Transceiver at helmWest Marine VHF250 Water-proof Hand-held VHF Standard Communications LH5 loud hailer with mast-mounted speaker Autohelm 4000 auto pilot (with duplicate spare) Datamarine DepthsounderDatamarine Knot/logApelco 6400 Loran/GPS

Electrical System:
The house battery bank consists of two large Rolls batteries (arguably the best deep cycle battery available) replaced in 2007 (under warrantee until 2013). 2000W Heart Interface Freedom 20 Inverter (for 120V AC power)Two 80W (160W total) Kyocera solar panels with BlueSky Solar Boost 2000E MPPT solar controller400W Southwest Windpower Air-X wind turbine with custom-made stop switchDockside Power System with two battery chargersDockside telephone and cable TV connectionsTwo 1-year old 262Ah Rolls Deep-Cycle Batteries (EIGH-262) with 7 year warranty

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Perspective's exterior is in excellent condition. The beautiful teak brightwork has just been stripped to raw wood, sanded smooth and refinished (2008) with 5-7 layers of Sikkens Cetol. The fiberglass is clean and waxed. The dodger and full length bimini are in excellent condition and made of high quality Sunbrella material. A stylish, custom-made Brazillian Cherry swimdeck was added to the transom in 2007.Paratech Sea anchor - never used Galerider Storm Survival Sea Anchor - never used 250' 3/8" anchor chain250' anchor rode with 25' chainextra anchor nylon rode in sail locker45lb Bruce anchor - very solid35lb CQR anchor - my favoriteFortress Aluminum anchorDanforth anchor - used frequently as second anchor from sternDock lines and snubbersFenders large and smallFender board

Sails and Rigging:
Complete set sails for weather conditions ranging from light winds to heavy storms. The two head sails are on Harken roller furlers for easy deployment and dousing from the cockpit. The main sail is on a Dutchman furling system which nicely flakes the sail onto the boom. The keel-stepped mast has 10 stays and shrouds for maximum redundant strength. Main sail (263 sq.ft., 2 reef points, Dutchman furling system) - very good condition 135 Genoa on Harken roller furler - fair condition Storm jib - excellent conditionStay sail on Harken roller furler - very good condition Gennaker with sock for easy dousing - excellent condition Tris'l - never used (for very serious storms)Stay sail on Harken roller furler - very good condition Gennaker with sock for easy dousing - excellent condition

Additional Equipment:
Spare parts for engine, rigging, water pumps, bilge pumps, head, lights.