1986 Hunter 28.5 for Sale

1986 Hunter 28.5 rigged and ready for sailing. The boat trims up nicely in the wind. It can point high into weather with good performance and picks up speed quickly for it's size. There are few items that need some work but overall the boat is in good condition. 2 cabin top winches (one needs to be rebuilt) at the companion way for hoisting sales, 4 main winches for foresail sheets. All controls at the cockpit for single handed sailing Mainsail with 2 reef points in very good condition. Stack pack needs repairs. Recently installed Pro-Furl C290. 2 Asymetric spinakers, one light weather (has a small tear) and one moderate weather, and a telescoping whisker pole 15 hp Yanmar Diesel (2GMF20) is in good condition and well maintained - regular oil changes, filters and impellers replaced, etc. Recent work on fuel system: injectors removed and cleaned, fuel lines bleed, fuel tank cleaned, and injector pump rebuilt. I have receipts for this and all other work. Binimi is only 2 years old, Signet instrumentation - Depth, speed, anonometer, and windvane. Folding Clamshell Propellor. Running water with water heated from engine heat. 5 gallon holding tank with full functioning head. Full working galley with 2 burner alcohol stove. Cushions and fabric for settee and births in excellent condition. Cabin sole needs some work. Draft - 5 ft 2in (fin keel) Currently the boat is in a charter fleet at Bay Area Sailing School at Sacketts Sailing Center in Kemah, Texas. In the last 7 months, the boat has made an average of $181 a month in charter revenue (I have statements). If you keep the boat in the fleet, the cost of the boat and all expenses, including slip fees are tax deductible. I’ve had the boat in the charter fleet for 2 1/2 years and it’s worked well. The boat makes decent income, which helps offset the slip fees, and I get to sail her when I want. But I live in Dallas and I just don’t have the time to drive to Kemah and sail as often as I thought I would.