1978 Cape Dory Intrepid9m

The 3-step stainless tube and teak companionway ladder leads below to a cabin with 6’2 feet of head room.

“SEA DAWG” sleeps up to 5 people in accommodations with
the forward cabin, port and starboard settees and quarterberth. Teak joinery throughout.

As you enter the salon from the center entrance cockpit companionway, down a 3-step stainless tube and teak companionway ladder you will find to starboard, a galley and to port of the companionway, is the forward facing navigation station, the perfect location for contact and access to the cockpit and crew. Aft of the nav station, there is a good sized quarter berth. Good engine access behind the easily removed companionway ladder.

For a 28’ racer/pocket yacht, “SEADAWG II” features a rather spacious salon, with port and starboard full length settees, a starboard side fold up drop leaf bulkhead mounted teak table, leaving an unobstructed sole almost 4’ wide. The table leaf can open as a single table for portside dining guests, or can be opened up to a double table for guests both to port and starboard. Both port and starboard are long enough for a comfortable sea-berth and they have teak trimmed storage areas outboard and above.

Next forward to port and starboard (with privacy door to separate from V-Berth and/or Main saloon) is the head with toilet, S.S. sink, storage locker & foul weather hanging area outboard, opening port & teak fiddles on the countertop. There is a v- berth forward with storage over and open storage lockers beneath. There is an overhead hatch and 2 opening ports for excellent ventilation.

The L-shaped galley features a large ice box with shelf, opening for a drop in cooking unit, deep stainless steel sink and storage space above and below the counters.

Antique White Formica Counter Top
Deep S.S. Sink
Fresh Water Foot Pump
Lg. Fridge Compartment W/Shelf
Silverware Drawer
Large Locker Under
Storage Outboard Behind Hinged Doors
Galley Pots & Pans Etc. To Convey
Overhead 12V Light 

Boston Brass Ship’s Clock
Compass In Cockpit, Mounted On Cabin Bulkhead
Garmin MAT942 VHF
Standard Horizon Speedo, Depth Finder
100 Watt Soft Flex Solar Panel
Tiller Master ST 2000 Auto Pilot
Raymarine Tiller Master Auto Pilot
Sony Stereo CD, FM, AM
2-Indoor Speakers

Guest Master Parallel Switch
Circuit Breakers
Overhead Cabin Lights Lights Throughout
Cabin Reading Lights
2-Box Fans
West Marine Battery
30Amp Battery Charger
110Volt System
Electric Bilge Pump
Battery Charger
Alternator
110- Volt Shore Power Outlet On Boat

On deck, the Intrepid 28 features a good looking cabin profile and good sized sloping side decks, which ensures water is not standing on the deck. The aft cockpit is protected by sizable coamings and a deep self-draining cockpit well and comes with tiller steering and a mainsheet traveler set at the forward end of the companionway hatch, just aft of a short bridge deck.

There are teak cabin top handrails, and bow and stern rails with double lifelines for secure deck work. The roomy cockpit features seating for a full crew if racing, with straight backrests, large seat lockers, port & starboard, winch handle pockets and recessed engine controls.
The deck arrangement is well balanced. The foredeck is large enough for sail handling and ground tackle and the side decks are wide enough for safe passage;

Glass Decks (NO TEAK DECKS)
Hull Color Is White
Glass Decks Are White
Whale Stripe is Pacific Ocean Blue
Molded Hand-Laid Solid Glass Fiberglass
Fin Keel
Skeg Hung Rudder
Single Spreader Sloop Rig
Spartan Marine Deck Stepped Aluminum Mast & Boom
Schaefer Cockpit Traveler
Teak Trim
Spinnaker Track On Mast
Tiller W/Sunbrella Cover
1-Water Fill On Deck
1-Diesel Fuel Fill
1-Head Waste Pumpout On Deck
Varnished Handrails
Exterior Wood Trim In Excellent Condition
Solar Vent Dorade
2-Chocks @ Bow
2-Bow Cleats
1-Mid Deck Cleat @ Bow
2-Chocks @ Stern
2-Stern Cleats
1-Flex Solar Charger Controller
Stern S.S. Folding Boarding/Swim Ladder
Stainless Steel Bow And Stern Pulpits
Schaefer Manual Rope & Block Boom Vang
Lazy Jacks
Roller Furling
Misc. Individual Cockpit cushions
Dodger
Misc. Fenders
Ample Dock Lines
Hose
2-#20 Barlow Winches In Cockpit
1 - #7 Lewmar Winch On Deck
1 - #7 Lewmar Winch On Mast
1- Hatch W/Screens
Anchor Chain Locker At Bow
Danforth Anchor W/Rode & Chain
2nd Danforth Anchor
Spare Diesel Can
2-Opening Ports
Teak Cockpit Doors
Charlie Noble For Bulkhead Mtd.Heating Stove, Main Cabin

SAFETY:
Whale Guzzler Bilge Pump In Cockpit
Life Harness Attachment At Helm
Navigation Lights
Life Sling #2
3-Fire Extinguisher
Deck Lights
Windex On Mast
4-Brand New West Marine Life Jackets In Plastic Carrier
4-Life Vests
West Marine 7x50 Binoculars
Hand Operated Skymate Wind Indicatr
Cockpit Bilge Pump
Boat Pole
Spotlight
ACR @ Stern
Orange MOB Light
Wire/Rigging Cutters
Lee Cloth On Stbd Settee

No Sails Found Aboard
Misc. Winch Handles
Rope & Block Boom Vang
Cam Cleats
Stainless Standing Wire Rigging
Headsail Roller Furling On Jib
Blue Sail Cover

Diesel Engine
Fresh Water Cooling System
Raycor Fuel Filter
In-Line Water Filter
Companionway Is On Centerline W/Engine Access Under
The Teak Stairs
15-Gallon Fuel Tank
30-Gallon Water Tanks
10- Gallon Holding Tank
S.S. Shaft
2-Blade Bronze Propeller
2-Zincs
Shark Line Cutter
Raw Water Sea Strainer
Manual Head W/”Y” Valve
Large Gallon Holding Tank
1-Manual Bilge Pump in Cockpit
1-Electric Bilge Pump

Numerous Tools To Convey
Huge Assortment of Cotter Pins, Rings, Screws, Tapes
Complete Galley Gear To Convey
Igloo Coolers
Emergency Handle Engine Starter
New Beige Carpet For Floor

“SEADAWG II” is ready for just the right person to begin a new adventure with the addition of a few items, such as sails (which can be purchased used at Bacon & Assoc. In Maryland), cushions, and a cooking surface….simple ingredients to make cruising or racing an enjoyable experience.

“SEADAWG II” will make a fine little yacht & as part of an estate, they have just placed this lovely boat on the brokerage market for her next discriminating owner. She is a rare find, owned by experienced sailors who had a fleet of THREE sailboats that they cruised and or raced. Would-be buyers outnumber sellers, so if you are looking for a phenomenal, well-priced cruising sailboat…. MOVE QUICKLY!” “SEADAWG II” is a rare find and is well known by JOHN CHANDONNET of Offshore Atlantic Yachts who is the listing broker. CALL HIM TODAY FOR MORE DETAILS.