DS 20 Sailboat

My loss your gain. Read below: If you've got a few hours to spare and the ability to do some fiberglass work, you've got a heck of a deal right here. I've only sailed Hydrophilic for a season. I hit some debris in open water in late September and have a small hole in the keel. Marina wanted 6k to fix. Quoted for 300 in materials and 15 hours of labour. So I took her home intending to fix myself. No time, and decided to get another boat. Not being greedy. I bought the boat for 3k. Spent another 1500 on upgrades and 750 on tires bearings and lights for trailer. I've got a full list of accessories upon request. Short version: Humminbird gps ( depth and speed), solar panel, bbq, propane stove, life raft, plow and Danforth anchor, handheld radio cushions ... and more. Everything you need including all required safety gear and up to date flares ( still good for 2 years) 2 full sets of good condition sails. Roller furling system for jib and everything is ship shape (pun intended) Comes with gin pole and extra winch so you can raise the mast all by yourself. Seriously an amazing little boat. Happy to keep boat stored on my property until spring. Just testing the waters to see if anyone wants an early Christmas present. Willing to entertain reasonable offers. Honestly, just trying to get a bit from the trailer ( worth at least 1500 on its own) If you're a new sailor, this is a great forgiving boat. I spent 3 months learning on a cl 16 dingy and upgraded to this with no formal sailing lessons. Sailed all summer single handed. She sails beautifully. I spent a few nights off beausoleil Island and another weekend anchored in Penetang bay. A little tight, but me and my two boys had an absolute blast! Thanks for looking. I'm selling motor separately. ( See other listing) It's a brand new 2024 sailpro. If you're interested in package deal let me know. If you're a brand new sailor, I'll happily knock a few hundred off to get you going :)