1973Chris-CraftCommander Sports Cruiser

"Westwind East" is in like new condition. Her owner of over 30 years had maintained her in BRISTOL condition and has stored her in a covered shed slip. Engines were replaced in around 2005 with a pair of brand new MerCruiser V-8 EFI's and New transmissions, at a cost of nearly $42,000. Generator is recent and low hours, hoses, seacocks, battery charger, refrigerator all replaced in recent years. This is a remarkable boat that should be considered by a Classic Glass enthusiast.

Dimensions
Displacement: 25000

Engines
Total Power: 300

Tanks
Fuel: 300
Fresh Water: 36

Accommodations
Spacious aft deck with beautiful teak trim. Sliding center door open to the salon with lower helm, galley up, a high low table and 2 chairs. Below to starboard is the enclosed head with a stall shower. To port is the guest stateroom with upper and lower berths and abundant storage. Forward it the master stateroom with offset v-berths and a large hanging locker and drawer storage. The owner has engineered and "cut in" storage spaces in perviously unused, unaccessible areas of the boat.

• 2 Zone Digital Air Conditoning
• Stereo with equalizer
• AC and DC lighting
• Carpeting
• Draperies

Galley
Galley is up. U Line Refigerator/Icemaker (recent), 3 Burner Princess Range/Oven, Stainless Steel sink, Pressure Water, Replaced Hot Water Heater.

Electrical
Custom AC/DC electrical panel was installed in 2004 to ABYC standards.

• 6.5 Onan Generator (low hours since new in 1994)
• 30 amp Shore Power
• Cable TV/Phone hook up.
• New "smart" Battery Charger
• 12v. DC system

Deck/Hull/Mechanical
The original gelcoat finish and stripes are in excellent condition having been properly maintained over the years. The teak trim is all satin finished and in perfect condition. This boat has been kept in a covered shed boat slip for most of her life.

• Custom swim platform
• Bimini top with stainless steel frame and boot.
• Aft deck sun shade extension with back cockpit cover and side panels.
• Halon
• Replaced seacocks and strainers
• Replaced water tank
• New fuel lines and filters
• Props 22x26 STyle T-36
• 1 3/8" shafts- 116 1/2" long

Remarks
This is the best 1973 Commander we have ever seen. Although 35 years old, her effective age is under 10 years given her level of maintenance and all of the replacement machinery, mechanicals and systems. You could not possibly restore another boat to this condition without spending double or perhaps three times the asking price of this boat. She is a true gem!

Disclaimer
The 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. 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.