1979 Tayana 37, Alameda, CA
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Everything below is costed to cross the Pacific.
Specifications
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not analysed
$172k–$199k
offer + full refit
36.67 ft
5.67 ft
5.9 · 6.1
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.
| Item | Cost estimate | Probability | Priority | Product | What and why | Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $15,500 | |||||||
Replace standing rigging if age cannot be documented | $15,000 $0$40k | 70%$10,500 weighted into totals | blocks | — | — | $10k–$22k | The listing is silent on rigging age. The boat is 47 years old and has a tall rig with potentially nonstandard sloop conversion. |
Expose and inspect chainplate studs, knees and adjacent bulkheads | $5,000 $0$17k | 100% certain | blocks | — | — | $3k–$9k | The Tayana 37 has concealed chainplate attachment structure and documented owner experience with leakage and inaccessible fasteners. |
| $2,925 | |||||||
Renew aged halyards, sheets, control lines and traveller components | $4,500 $0$13k | 65%$2,925 weighted into totals | — | — | — | $3k–$7k | No running-rigging ages or condition are disclosed, and the listing photograph shows a traditional line-intensive arrangement. |
| $10,800 | |||||||
Replace aged primary sail inventory if dates and condition are unacceptable | $18,000 $0$47k | 60%$10,800 weighted into totals | blocks | — | — | $12k–$26k | No sail inventory, ages, cloth weights or inspection reports are provided. |
| $4,225 | |||||||
Perkins catch-up service and replacement of age-expired auxiliaries | $6,500 $0$26k | 65%$4,225 weighted into totals | blocks | — | — | $3k–$14k | Model, hours and service history are absent. Even a healthy old Perkins may need cooling, exhaust, mounts, hoses, pumps and injectors addressed. |
| $2,500 | |||||||
Renew shaft-service items if undocumented | $5,000 $0$17k | 50%$2,500 weighted into totals | blocks | — | — | $2k–$9k | Shaft, cutless bearing, coupling, stuffing box, mounts and alignment are not described. |
| $3,500 | |||||||
Open, clean and pressure-test fuel tank and supply system | $3,500 $0$12k | 100% certain | blocks | — | — | $2k–$7k | Original Tayana 37 tanks were commonly black iron, while the listing gives no tank material, age, location or replacement evidence. |
| $9,000 | |||||||
Recaulk, re-bung and locally repair weathered teak deck | $12,000 $0$45k | 75%$9,000 weighted into totals | — | — | — | $4k–$25k | The single listing photograph shows an old, weathered teak overlay; thickness, fastener depth and core moisture are unknown. |
| $2,925 | |||||||
Replace suspect seacocks, hoses and below-waterline clamps | $6,500 $0$20k | 45%$2,925 weighted into totals | blocks | — | — | $3k–$11k | The listing gives no age, material or service information for any through-hull. |
| $3,575 | |||||||
Rebed leaking ports and hatches and repair surrounding timber | $6,500 $0$26k | 55%$3,575 weighted into totals | — | — | — | $3k–$14k | The boat retains numerous traditional ports and teak-framed openings, but the listing provides no leak history. |