1988 Cape Dory

The interior is designed for comfort, accommodating up to four people with a spacious cockpit, a well-equipped galley, and a head with good natural light. The boat's layout includes a V-berth, a settee, and a helm station with excellent visibility. The Cape Dory 28 is noted for its seakeeping abilities, making it suitable for both cruising and fishing, and it has a reputation for retaining its value over time.

• Cockpit bimini with stainless steel frame and full side and aft curtains
• Bow pulpit with lifelines and teak grab rails aft to the cockpit
• Swim platform with fold down ladder
• Lewmar 12 volt anchor windlass with controls at the helm and wireless fob
• 25 pound plow anchor, chain and rode
• Stainless steel hydraulic trim tabs
• Fenders and dock lines
• Shore power cord

• 2 x 60 gallon fuel tanks
• 2 x 20 gallon water tanks
• 6 gallon 110 volt/heat exchanger water heater
• 24 gallon holding tank, toilet discharges to tank, emptied through deck fitting or overboard via macerator pump

• Two batteries (2024); Interstate SRM-31 and Sportsman DC-31
• Guest Charge Pro 10 amp marine battery charger

• Kenyon 2 burner LPG stove and a 2 LPG tank secured fiberglass box in cockpit
• Norcold AC/DC refrigerator/freezer
• Fixed aft deck cooler with cushion

• Remotely controlled searchlight
• Cabin and cockpit courtesy lights

• Raymarine autopilot
• ICOM IC-M55 VHF radio
• Cybernet CDF 500 depth sounder
• Raytheon Pathfinder RL70C radar/chart plotter – Note; plotter charts cannot be updated
• Sony stereo

• L shaped settee in pilothouse converts to double bed
• V berth with insert cushion

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