1987 Caliber 33

The Caliber 33 is ideal for a short sail on the bay or an offshore cruising adventure. The two stateroom layout makes it comfortable for those extended cruises with friends. The boat performs well and is responsive in light and heavy air.

The boat has sleeping quarters for up to 5 adults - 2 in the V-berth forward stateroom, 2 in the Aft stateroom with a privacy partition and 1 in the main salon.

The U-shaped galley is well equipped with a 2-burner propane stove and oven.

The head is conveniently located with easy access doors from the V-berth or from the main salon. The head includes an electric marine toilet, a sink and vanity, a shower and an oversized waste capacity tank.

Above decks, the cockpit is spacious based on the boat's wide beam. A dodger and Bimini with the connecting section and isinglass sections completely enclose the cockpit. The helm includes a drop-down table for those evenings under the stars. A great boat for a sailing couple and family.

See Caliber 33 review from Practical Sailor magazine writer back in 1996 (took current owner’s father out for a test sail): Caliber 33 - Practical Sailor (practical-sailor.com)

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Vessel Type: Auxiliary Powered Sailing Sloop Design
Builder: Caliber Yachts, Clearwater Florida, Michael McCreary
H.I.N: CYQ03328G787
Current Location: New Bedford Harbor, MA
LOA: 35’ 0”
LOD: 32’ 6”
LWL: 29’ 6”
Beam: 11’ 4”
Draft: 4’ 6”
Weight: 11,400 lbs
Engine: Yanmar 3GM30f
Engine Hours: 2,323 (passed survey in 2021, since then replaced impeller, belts, did oil and oil filter change every year plus fuel filter changes every year-runs great, have motored all over Buzzards Bay and Nantucket sound during no wind days with zero issues. Had Bristol Marine do a thorough inspection on engine in 2022).

Recent upgrades:

2024: Replaced Genoa with 2024 North Sails Furling Genoa NPC Cross-Cut NorDac ND64HA
I: 13.106m
J: 4.267m
Area: 37.62m2
LP: 130%

2023: Installed custom built stainless steel freshwater tank, new pump, and new hoses.
2023: Replaced all port light lenses/seals/hardware (Lewmar)
2023: Installed B&G Halo 20” radar
2023: Installed Vulcan Ronca anchor
2023: Installed new galvanized anchor chain-5/16”, 35’/new rode-3 strand 9/16” 250’
2023: Replaced water level gauge
2023: Installed B&G Wind sensor
2023: Unstepped mast, had Bristol Marine thoroughly inspect and replace any wires, fittings, gaskets, hardware, navigation lights, as needed. Replaced mast boot.
2023: Replaced foam inside interior cushions
2023: Replaced head flush motor

202: Replaced bilge pump & float
2022: Installed B&G Triton Speed & Depth Displays
2022: Installed B&G Vulcan 7 chart plotter
2022 Installed ANCOR NMEA 2000 Dual Device Starter Kit
2022 Replaced Stuffing box
2022 Installed Suncor White Coated Stainless Steel Lifelines and Netting
2022 Replaced main halyard, traveler control lines, reef line, main sheet, jib sheets (New England Yacht Rigging)
2022 Replaced holding tank & all hoses to and from/fittings
2022: Replaced marine batteries
2022: Replaced LP tank for galley stove