"Destination Unknown"
1995 Caliber 47 Long Range Cruiser
Located in San Diego, CA
Hey folks, Captain Tom Hall bringing you another solid, pre-owned boat listing that is in San Diego and is ready for a new adventure with you as her new owner. Take a look at the info, photos and video, and contact me directly so that I can answer any specific questions that you have.
"Destination Unknown" is one of the original Caliber 47LRC's, a boat that set a benchmark for American-made, offshore passagemaking boats. These boats are strong, stable, safe and have a very seakindly movement in rough conditions. They have large fuel and water capacity and comfortable accomodations. If you're looking for a seriously blue-water capable boat at an affordable price, then you've come to the right place.
This is a 2 cabin / 2 head configuration, with a large galley that has plenty of counter space and ample refridgeration for longer periods away from the dock. The saloon has a large fold-down dining table and very large nav desk.
Approximately 5 - 6 years ago the original furling mast developed cracks at the bottom and the owner decided to replace it with a new standard (non-furling) mast. Standing rigging and sails were also replaced, so the rig is ready for offshore work. The boat is set up to be a cutter rig with self-tacking staysail, the babystay and self-tacking track are installed and the stay sail is in inventory but not rigged up currently.
Nav electronics auto pilot and radar are mostly Raymarine and are older models, but as you'll see in one of my videos everything appears to be working properly.
Her 75hp Yanmar has 4962 hours on it but has been well-maintained and runs great. These engines are capable of 10's of thousands of hours service.
There is a Northern Lights generator onboard that cranks up and runs but stalls out, owner is working on having that repaired.
Caliber 47LRC's usually pull in well North of $250,000 and over $300k with updated electronics, etc. This boat is priced to sell fast, so don't hesitate to reach out with questions and to schedule a day to see her in person.
Other highlights:
- New mast, rigging, sails appx 5 years ago
- Northern Lights generator (runs but stalls, is getting repaired)
- Spectra Watermaker
- Life raft (may need re-cert)
- EPIRB
- Single sideband (Ham) radio in forward cabin
- Raymarine electronics - older models but functioning properly
- Diesel heat system
- Dinghy (older but still has life)
- 15hp Mercury outboard motor
- Customer bimini and dodger by Memo Canvas in San Diego
- Full-battened mainsail
- Heavy-duty dinghy davits - designed and built in Ventura, CA
- 277 gallons fuel capacity distributed between 3 tanks
- 225 gallons water capacity
- Upgraded anchor windlass w/ 300 feet of chain
- 2 anchors
- Spare parts for engines, spare zincs
Sails:
- Full battened mainsail
- 110% furling genoa (on headstay)
- Approx. 130% genoa in storage
- Geniker sail in storage
- Staysail in storage



