Miss Daisy and is in above-average condition. There has been some recent work completed, including the forward port holes having been resealed. Since then, there has been light use and excellent upkeep. The head port panel has been replaced with quarter-inch marine grade teak stained to match. The boat is dived quarterly, and the hands-on owner has had this boat both well-maintained and as she sits well-equipped.

• Upgraded to ST 4000 (nib) controller January 2025
• Replaced Motor Mounts 2025
• Oil change and Heat exchanger flush Dec 2024
• AC service Aug 2024
• Replaced manual head pump June 2024
• Bottom Job, Repacked shaft 2023
• Replaced ZIncs
• Replaced Mark 1 wheel drive Mark II wheel drive
• Compound and wax annually

The salon is comfortable with a table to port that has an insertable cushion that can be lowered into a double berth. There are three storage compartments located underneath either the lounge or settee seating, and shelving to either side is a nice bonus.

• Three water tanks are located below the lounge seating, settee, and v berth
• U-shaped lounge seating port and bench seating starboard with storage beneath
• Spare running rigging gear
• The following item are in three storage compartments located in the salon:
  • Sail repair tape
  • Extra blocks
  • Two electric fuel pumps
  • DAP sealant
  • Powergrab adhesive
  • Tape
  • Lazy jacks
  • Multiple tubes of gelcoat paste and hardener
  • Miscellaneous pump and pipe fittings
  • Spare hose
  • Spare tubing
  • Spare radar reflector
• Table can be lowered to create a convertible berth
• Shelving and cabinetry port and starboard
• Two outlets
• Four deck lights
• One mirror
• One Perlonis fan
• One AC vent
• Two Parasound speakers
• One JVC sound system iPod, USB, Pandora, radio and CD player
• Starboard wine/liquor cabinet
• Cushions for table to convert to double berth
• One deck hatch with screen cover
• One dorade vent?
• Four port lights
• All portlights and port windows have curtains

The well-built galley makes good use of counter space with the sink located aft and thoughtful built-in cabinetry and storage throughout. Of note is the trash can located just above the sink stored away with an access door to easily throw away items as needed.

• One Hillerange two burner propane stove and oven with wooden countertop insert
• Dry insulated storage port of oven and deep drop refrigeration starboard of oven
• Ample storage, shelves, and cabinetry throughout
• Wooden four-bottle wine holder
• Foldout storage with cubbies
• One stainless steel sink with a faucet and two spicketts
• Two-foot pumps
• Trash can be stowed away above and behind the sink with an access door
• Cabinet below sink with access to filters and tubing
• Two drawers and one foldout drawer with ample storage
• Two pot/pan holders
• Miscellaneous cleaning gear
• AC remote, wall mount for AC remote, and JVC sound system remote
• One paper towel holder

The deck and hull are in above-average condition for the boat’s age. There is plenty of gear for open water cruising including two anchors and a large dorade vent just forward of the mast.

• Lifelines replaced (2014)
• Two deck hatches
• Two hatch shades custom-built by the owner (May 2020)
• Four portlights
• Four port windows
• One dorade vent and three-pronged stainless-steel cover
• One anchor locker
• One Bruce Anchor 10kg with 50’ of chain and 200’ of line
• One picnic anchor with 5’ of chain and 150’ of line

The sail inventory of Miss Daisy is strong with a battened mainsail and two head sails, all in good condition. The bimini and mainsail covers were custom built  in 2014. The boat is well equipped for the open sea.

• Three reef partial batten mainsail in good condition
• 135% genoa in good condition
• 110% headsail in good condition
• Halyards (jib and spinnaker)
• Spinnaker topping lift
• Bimini and mainsail covers were custom built  
• EZ Jacks system
• Two jiffy reef lines

The cockpit is comfortable and has many items throughout, including a transom boarding ladder and built-in shower. Four stainless steel drains accommodate water that finds it way into the cockpit, and there are also two sizeable storage lockers with plenty of gear and a propane locker. Three sailing instrument indicators are at the helm with wiring and mounts for electronics, and the mechanical gauges reside below the wheel to the starboard side.

• Two cockpit cushions
• One helm cushion
• One companionway cover
• One bolster with wood trim
• One cockpit shower to starboard with blue canvas cover and pouch
• Universal volt, RPM, and engine water temperature gauges, glow plug button, start button, oil switch, ignition, kill switch, and cigarette lighter
• One manual bilge pump input
• Two cockpit speakers
• Four cockpit drains with stainless steel covers
• One portlight
• Two cockpit lockers with the following gear:
  • Delo 400LE SAE 15W-40 one-gallon motor oil
  • Racor fuel filter
  • Teleflex Marine Sierra premium marine oil filter
  • Three impellers
  • One bronze funnel
  • One plastic funnel
  • Two Universal engine belts
  • West Marine life jacket pack with 4 life jackets
  • One red bag with a yellow line
  • Eight docking lines
  • One blue small strap with a clip
  • One set of extra blocks with clip and line
  • One black bag
• One propane locker
• Datamarine speed/distance, and depth gauges at the helm
• Mounts and wiring for a GPS and depth finder at the helm
• Autohelm wheel autopilot with a display panel to starboard
• Two Barient #27 self-tailing winches 
• Two Barient #17 self-tailing winches 
• One Barient #21 self-tailing winch 
• Two running rigging line holders
• One cupholder
• One flagstaff mount
• One stainless steel boarding ladder
• One emergency throw cushion with rope

• One companionway cover
• One companionway screen
• Canvas hatch board holder
• Four wooden steps down to the cabin

Built at the head of the quarter berth, The navigation station doesn’t leave any space unutilized with drawers, map holders, and storage cubbies throughout. Access to storage is located under the navigation table and the electrical panels are located port of the table.

• Forward of the quarter berth
• Navigation table with two map holders and pop-out drawer below
• The following items are in the navigation station table:
  • One One touch winch handle
  • One plastic winch handle
  • One manual bilge pump handle
  • Two wooden 12’’ rulers
  • Miscellaneous fuses, bulbs, line, and other gear
• One accent light
• One Standard Horizon Explorer GPS, VHF radio with DSC
• One Heart Interface Link 2000 battery management system
• One Shoreline Marine airhorn
• One outlet
• Two Ericson Yachts electrical panels
• Shelving to port
• Two storage cubbies port of electrical panel
• One BoatUS by Fujinon binoculars with case
• Autohelm Display with wiring
• Lowrance Elite 5 HDI chart plotter
• One HDI skimmer transducer
• One battery switch

The quarter berth is located just aft of the navigation station. There is useful shelving to the port side and two cubbies with a reading light just forward.

• 6’ 6’’ bed with cushion
• One North Sails mainsail bag
• One throw cushion
• One American flag
• One radar reflector
• One aluminum docking pole
• One Knotstick meter
• Extra tie strap line
• Three house batteries under berth
• One reading light
• One portlight

The V berth is comfortable with a beautifully built in cedar closet and seat to the starboard side. The 6’ 6’’ bed sleeps two comfortably and there’s plenty of storage and counterpace making for excellent creature comforts. The hinged privacy door and newly installed AC system is sure to keep this room at the desired temperature and private when desired.

• Water tank located below bed
• 6’ 6’’ bed with two large cushions
• Large cedar closet starboard
• Hinged privacy door
• Seat starboard between cedar closet and v berth
• Storage below berth with extra sail and sail bag
• Shelving port and starboard
• Two reading lights
• One outlet
• One AC vent
• One deck hatch with screen cover
• One portlight

• Standard Horizon Explorer VHF
• Heart Interface Link 2000 charger management system and inverter (2015)
• Three group27 batteries (June/July 2019)
• Separate Starting battery installed (2015)
• Electric fuel gauge
• Autopilot with remote control?
• Lowrance Elite-5HDI chart plotter with sounder and connections for fish finder

• Universal M25 21 hp
• Exhaust Elbow (2023)
• Motor Mounts (2017)
• Heavy-duty fuel tank 
• 16000 BTU reverse cycle AC/heat with custom ductwork and unit bolted to stringer below forward berth 

The head is to port just forward of the foremost bulkhead in the salon. A Jabsco manual toilet and sink that converts to shower are of note. Above the head and sink is a nice sliding door with plenty of storage and a portlight and dorade vent are sure to keep things well-lit and airy.

• One Jabsco manual head
• One stainless steel sink with faucet that extends to shower
• Manual pump (fresh/raw water?)
• Sliding door cabinetry with two shelves, toilet paper, and West Marine pure oceans bioactive head treatment
• Cabinet below sink with access to pumps, tubes, and seacock
• One shower holder
• One waterproof outlet
• One dorade vent?
• One manual bilge pump intake
• One mirror
• One overhead light
• One accent light
• One portlight

• Water witch bilge system (electric bilge system similar to float switch) (2016)

The Listing Brokerage Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel regardless of information provided. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. PLEASE NOTE: All electronics are listed for verification purposes but not warranted in the selling price of the boat.

Engine hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters.  The broker cannot guarantee the true hours.  It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, any warranties expressed or implied and/or any engine service as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.

All the yacht brokerage agents at the listing company are Independent Contractors.

The Listing Brokerage Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel regardless of information provided. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. PLEASE NOTE: All electronics are listed for verification purposes but not warranted in the selling price of the boat.

Engine hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters.  The broker cannot guarantee the true hours.  It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, any warranties expressed or implied and/or any engine service as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.

All the yacht brokerage agents at the listing company are Independent Contractors.