1976 Allied Seawind Mark II

RARE....if you're looking for a stout, proven blue water cruiser with classic lines at a great price. This fiberglass, full keel cruiser is of a pedigree line with sister ships that have circumnavigated. This vessel features many recent or brand new upgrades including...

new stereo with interior and exterior speakers

new interior and exterior cushions

new toilet and holding tank

new interior cabinetry in head

new Delta anchor

new vhf

new inverter

new battery charger

She is an older boat, and normal cosmetic condition for her age. A solidly built cruiser.

excerpt from Practical Sailor...

In 1975, Allied began building the foot-longer, foot-wider, Thomas Gillmer-designed Seawind MkII as a replacement for the original 30-foot, 6-inch Seawind. The extra foot of length and beam, 1 feet of waterline length, and 2,700 pounds of displacement added up to make the Seawind II a significantly larger boat than its predecessor-and it was also significantly more expensive. Handmade by American craftsmen on the shores of New Yorks Hudson River, both Seawind designs were produced until Allied closed its doors at the end of 1981. Allied produced 130 Seawind II boats. Of those, most were the standard ketch rig, but 11 were cutter rigs and five were sloop rigged.

Like its cousin, the Southern Cross 31, the Seawind II is a cruising sailors dream machine. Its construction is strong without being inordinately heavy. With twin running headsails, and sails built for speed as well as durability, the Seawind II should have good performance for a pure cruising boat.