2014 Beneteau Oceanis 38 "PAYDIRT", Richmond, CA 94804
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Everything below is costed for the west coast, Cabo to southeast Alaska.
This boat has not been researched for Cruising, so the money below is withheld rather than estimated. Use Re-analyse and tick Cruising.
Specifications
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not analysed
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run produced nothing
37.75 ft
6.83 ft
5.7 · 5.7
cruising · offshore, of 10
Capability is scored for both standards from the same design research, re-weighted. The money is not: a coastal refit has to be costed on its own, which is why it can read “not analysed” above while the score beside it is real.
Assistant's read — an opinion, not a source
- PAYDIRT is a young, fast, exceptionally easy-to-board Bay-area cruiser with unusually strong recent-upgrade claims: 2022/2024 sails, 2023 B&G electronics, 2024 canvas, a 2024 engine/saildrive service and a 2025 starboard-chainplate/deck repair.
- Those claims make it wrong to budget a speculative wholesale refit, but the invoices and equipment identities are not published, so the repair scope and offshore adequacy remain unverified.
- The design is light, very beamy and optimized for coastal/holiday cruising rather than punishing offshore work; the factory deep keel is credibly 6.83 ft, exceeding the nominal 6.5 ft limit under the user-authorized exception.
- At $145,000, California use tax and generic offshore equipment leave little room inside a $170,000 all-in budget, so value depends heavily on the existing electronics, autopilot, rig and repair records surviving specialist inspection.
Costed for the west coast, Cabo to southeast Alaska.
Not analysed for Cruising
Nobody has costed what this boat needs to be ready for the west coast, Cabo to southeast Alaska. That is not the same as needing nothing, so no figure is shown — a coastal refit is not an offshore one with items removed, and the other way round.
- Asking price
- $145,000
- Systems assessed
- 0%
- Unknown reserve
- $28,171
condition is shared between standards
systems nobody has opened
What is known carries over: 24 system assessments, 26 questions and the capability score are all condition and design rather than intent, so they apply under both standards. This boat has been analysed for Offshore.