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Like many desirable west coast trawlers, the Gulf Commander was designed by Ed Monk Jr. for cruising on the west coast in comfort and safety. Rumour has it that only 3 of the aft cabin 42’s were ever built. They are considered one of the most desirable Gulf Commanders for a couple cruising the northwest because of their thoughtful, spacious layout, combined with a heavy displacement hull making adverse conditions more pleasant for everyone on board.
The Crystal Sands has a solid fiberglass hull, a heavy, full keel and dependable Perkins twin diesel engines for efficient cruising. At home anywhere in the Pacific Northwest, this two-cabin cruiser is in very good shape for her age. Cruising around the Gulf Islands, Desolation Sound or headed to Alaska, the Gulf Commander is purpose-built for the environment. The layout is functional with a large aft cabin and forward bunks, both with separate heads for great separation and privacy.
The moorage is assumable with management approval at the Fairwinds Marina in Schooner Cove.
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Gulf Commanders were designed by Ed Monk Jr and manufactured in the lower mainland of British Columbia. Designed and built for cruising the west coast.
The hull is hand-laid fiberglass that is solid and strong with a full-length keel, protruding below props and rudders for protection. The superstructure is glass over marine-grade plywood. All windows are aluminum framed by Diamond Sea Glaze. There are rub rails at the corners, bronze through hulls and stainless steel vents. The decks are moulded Non Skid -no teak to worry about. Blue canvas covers are provided for the flybridge seats, flybridge dash, windlass, and main cabin window covers.
Engine room access is through several convenient hatches in the main salon. The room is well laid out with all systems easy to reach and work on if needed. It is overall well-lit and ventilated.
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