TRUE NORTH54' Little Harbor 54 1990

The hull is molded in GRP from female molds with 3/4" Airex foam core for added strength and sound/thermal insulation. Vinylester resin is used on the exterior skins for the highest possible resistance to osmosis, plus epoxy bottom coating with Interlux 2000 system. Airex core material is eliminated in areas of sheerline, centerline, ballast, rudderpost, hull ports and through-hulls, with solid GRP lay-up in these areas. There is a painted teak rub rail with stainless steel striker for topside protection in docking situations. 

The deck is hand-laid teak over GRP, with Divinycell H-80 foam core for strength and stiffness. In areas where deck equipment is installed, core is replaced with Divinycell H-200 high-density foam. Outer skin is built to 1/4" thickness, inner skin to 3/16". Cockpit sides and coaming are solid fiberglass. Deck flange is solid glass to approximately 3/8" thickness. The deck is bonded with epoxy putty to the inboard angled hull flange and bolted with 5/16" bolts on 8" centers. Additional fastenings are provided with a teak toe rail through-bolted on 8" centers. All deck hatch landings are molded in GRP. There is a flush lazarette hatch with molded drain channels. The propane locker is molded separately into the cockpit combing and ventilated with direct drain overboard. 

The rudder blade is molded around a stainless-steel frame welded to the rudderstock and supported by upper and lower bearings. A bronze stuffing box is provided with Teflon impregnated packing. The weighted centerboard is molded GRP with bronze shoe. 

• Integral molded fiberglass fuel and water tanks and centerboard trunk 
• Internal cast lead ballast 
• Varnished teak exterior trim 
• Hull finish is “Stars & Stripes” Blue Awlgrip topsides (2013) with gold cove stripe, white boot and black bottom 

Centerboard configuration offers minimum draft of 6' with board up and a maximum draft of 12' with board down. 

The yacht's DC electrical supply is 12 Volt, supplied by three independent battery systems, all of which are new 2018/2019:  

• House batteries Volt Rolls AGM, 1,000 amps in total 
• Engine battery Volt 8D 

A 130 amp engine alternator charges the house batteries and a second 55 amp alternator charges engine batteries. Alternatively, all batteries may be charged by a 110 Volt AC Xantrex 2500-watt battery charger (new 2024) run off the generator or shore power. Battery condition is monitored via a Link 2000. GFIC waterproof 12 Volt outlets are located at the steering pedestal and nav. station. 

The yacht's AC electrical system is 110 Volt/60 cycle. AC power is supplied by a 50 amp shore power inlet. A 5 kW Westerbeke diesel generator (2,265 hours) and a Xantrex 2500-watt inverter also supply AC. AC functions include: Water heater, refrigeration, electrical outlets, microwave oven, air conditioning, A/C outlets and GFIC waterproof AC outlets in heads and galley. 

All ship’s wiring is tinned copper wire and is run in a PVC conduit system from bow to stern. Access for service or additional wiring installation is easily made at load center stations concealed by watertight covers. Wires are color coded and numbered for easy identification. 

The main switch panel is located in the vicinity of the nav. station and includes: DC and AC branch circuit breakers with backlighting, battery test meters, reverse polarity indicators, DC and AC voltage and load current meters, DC and AC voltage and amp meters, bilge alarms, inverter controls, and heating and air conditioning controls. 

Engine, rudderpost, mast step, cabin plates and seacocks are grounded to a 6" copper strap, glassed to hull running from bow to stern on both sides of hull. A copper screen is glassed into the hull for radio antenna grounding. A separate grounding bar is installed for electronics. 

• Running lights 
• Masthead light 
• Steaming/flood lights 
• Mast-mounted deck light 
• Compass light 
• Stainless overhead dome lights and Frigast reading lamps 
• Combination red/white lights in galley and nav. area 
• Low-voltage red night lights throughout interior 
• 12 Volt lights in heads and galley 
• Automatic on/off switches provided for hanging lockers 
• Forepeak, lazarette and machinery-space lights 

• Autohelm 7000 autopilot, Type II linear drive with remote and second indicating control head at navigation station 
• B & G Hydra 330 and 2000 Oceanpack with full function displays and one apparent wind display with information available in cockpit, nav. area and master stateroom 
• ICOM M-700 SSB radio with AT-120 coupler 
• B&G Vulcan 12R Chartplotter at helm (2024) 
• B&G Halo Radar (2024) 
• NMEA 2000 Network (2024) 
• AIS (2024) 
• Sirius XM weather system (2010) 
• Remote ICOM VHF at helm/main at nav station (new) with DSC 
• B&G compass display (new) 
• Richie 6” compass 
• Computer data ports in nav. area 
• Alpine stereo system (2022), with high-gain antenna, AM/FM/Bluetooth, KHF salon speakers 
• Bose waterproof cockpit speakers (2) 
• Panasonic 13’’ color TV with integral VCR 
• Rogue Wave WiFi antenna with multi-device wireless router 
• Landline telephone with outlets in the salon, master and guest cabins 
• Brass clock and barometer 

• 100 hp Westerbeke diesel engine, fresh water cooled (Hours: 3,485) 
• 5 kW Westerbeke diesel generator (Hours: 2,265) 
• Stainless 1-½” propeller shaft turning an 18”, 3-blade max prop 
• Vetus single-lever clutch/throttle control 
• Oil change pump, plumbed to both the main engine and generator 
• Vetus electric bow thruster 
• Sea recovery AM600 watermaker (not commissioned) 
• Engine drive refrigeration condenser (2009) 
• Marine Air 16,000 BTU reverse-cycle heat and A/C with digital controls 
• Espar D7L cabin heater with five outlets (2009) 
• 110 A/C hot water heater with heat exchanger 
• Stainless hot water tank (2011) 
• Sureflo pressure water pump (2017) 
• Domestic fresh water pump with accumulator tank 
• (2) Electric bilge pumps (new, 2019) 
• (2) Manual bilge pumps: (1) new, (2019) 
• Holding tank (refit 2022) 
• Odor Free sanitation hoses (2023) 

Rigging 

• Ketch rig, electric Hood Sto’way main mast and mizzen with rod rigging 
• All new standing rod rigging (2019) 
• Hood 4880 Sea Furl headstay system 
• Main and mizzen furling motors and seals rebuilt (2009) 
• Staysail package 
• Full spinnaker package; pole 
• Navtec hydraulic boom vang with single function panel 
• Storm trysail track with halyard and block 
• Harken mainsheet traveler system with Lewmar Spinlock stoppers 

Sails 

• North Spectra Carbon Sto’way mainsail (2022) 
• North Spectra Carbon Sto’way mizzen (2022) 
• North Spectra Carbon 130% genoa (2022) 
• North 3Di Endurance 130% genoa (2023) 
• North Airx A2 (2022) 
• North Spinnaker Staysail & furler (2023) 
• North 85% heavy weather jib (2007, never used) 
• North storm trysail 
• North storm jib 
• Shore asymmetrical cruising spinnaker (MPS) with dousing sleeve 
• Shore mizzen staysail 

Winches 

• (2) Barient #32 electric primaries 
• (1) Barient #28 electric mainsheet/outhaul winch with double jammer 
• (2) Barient #27 self-tailing secondaries 
• (1) Barient #21 main halyard winch, 2-speed 
• (2) Barient #22 genoa halyard winches 
• (1) Barient #22 self-tailing spinnaker halyard winch 
• (1) Barient #21 mizzen sheet 
• (2) Barient #21 halyard winches 

• Stainless, custom, removable davits (2014) 
• Nilsson vertical anchor windlass (motor rebuilt 2014) with Nilsson chain stopper 
• Second rope/chain hawse pipe to starboard. Built-in hawse on windlass for chain rode 
• Lewmar pneumatic windlass controls 
• 250' anchor rode with 5/16" H.T. chain 
• 200' anchor rode 3/4" nylon, with 25’ of 5/16" chain 
• 35 lb. CQR anchor 
• 66 lb. Bruce anchor 
• Destroyer wheel with elkhide 
• Stainless lifelines (2010) 
• Custom dodger with roll-up front and elkhide grab bar (new) 
• Pull-pit and stern rail-mounted teak seats (removable) 
• Teak and S/S transom-mounted swim ladder with pull-pit gate 
• Salt water washdown with spigot on foredeck (pump new 2023) 
• Hot and cold deck shower 

• Full (stem to stern) canvas awning 
• Cockpit cushions 
• Emergency tiller 
• Fenders and covers 
• Fender boards 
• Dock lines 
• Boat hook 
• Ensign pole 
• Man-overboard module “MOM-9” 
• Viking offshore 6-person life raft 
• Life sling 
• (3) ACR EPIRBs; (2) with GPS capability, plus (1) ACR personal EPIRB 
• Custom horseshoe rings 
• Life jackets 
• Radar reflector mounted on mast 
• Fire extinguishers 

The owner’s personal effects are excluded from the sale. 

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.

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