1976 Fiberform

This boat is not a shiny turn-key yacht. The appeal is:

1. Low purchase price
2. 34' flybridge layout
3. Twin MerCruiser power
4. Covered slip may transfer, subject to marina approval
5. Good candidate for someone willing to clean, update, and improve
6. Hard-to-find covered moorage already in place

This 1976 Fiberform 34 Flybridge is an affordable opportunity for the right buyer looking for a larger cruiser with the added benefit of a covered slip that may be transferable, subject to marina approval.

The boat has been used regularly and shows wear. It will need cleaning, carpet replacement, cosmetic updating, and general TLC. This is not being represented as a turn-key yacht. It is best suited for a buyer who understands older boats and sees the value in improving a solid 34-foot flybridge cruiser over time.

Power is reported to be twin MerCruiser 350 gasoline engines that were replaced in 1996. As with any older vessel, buyers should verify mechanical condition, service history, and overall vessel condition through their own inspection.

The covered slip is an important part of the opportunity. Covered moorage in this size range can be difficult to find, and having a possible slip transfer available may save the next owner significant time and hassle. The slip is not approved for liveaboard use. Slip transfer, continued moorage, insurance, and marina approval are all subject to marina rules and requirements.

The next buyer should plan for a haul-out and inspection. Continued moorage will likely require acceptable insurance and marina approval.

If you are looking for an affordable 34-foot cruiser with covered moorage potential and are willing to put in some work, this Fiberform deserves a look.