JuJu is undeniably the nicest example of the popular Sabre 36 flybridge available anywhere Today!
JuJu features the preferred galley down model with center line queen forward in the owner’s state room. Also, private head, separate enclosed standup shower, sink and towel storage. She also has two separate control stations with wing door access from the lower helm.
COMPLETE PAINT JOB....Every piece of hardware was removed including the bow pulpit, windless, helm chairs and bases, every instrument/gauge, controls, steering, swim platform, flybridge steps, running lights, rod holders...Everything. After the boat was completely painted both bow hatches were replaced with new ones. It is no secret that all this era of Sabre, Cabo, Viking had gel-coat issues... To do it right, every spider crack must be ground all the way down to the glass, epoxy filled and faired, them sprayed of two coats of Awl Craft high build primer. Then painted with two coats of Awl Craft 2000 then a third coat of Awl Craft 2000 clear. All the teak toe rails, gunnel rails, trim rails, bow pulpit and swim platform, flybridge steps were stripped to bare wood. Swim platform and bow pulpit and flybridge steps were coated on the top sides and under sides along with rest of the teak with 14 coats of Awl Craft Awl Wood. Swim platform and flybridge steps received clear non-skid. Then all the teak was sprayed with two coats of Awl Craft clear. The top sides were painted in “Stark White” and the hull was sprayed in “Aristo Blue”. The boot stripes are sprayed in “Blood Red” and the “Gold Leaf Sabre Pin Stripe” from Sabre, were painted and shot with Awl Craft 2000 clear. The Stidd helm chairs and stanchions were completely disassembled, sanded to raw metal then primed and painted with Awl Craft 2000 and both chairs and the other Fly Bridge cushions were covered in BUCKSKIN ULTRA-LEATHER. THIS IS NOT YOUR AVERAGE “SCUFF AND SHOOT” PAINT JOB.
