I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:21:29 -0300, Dry 1
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I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

They went out of business in '85 or thereabouts so I'm not surprised.

You might want to try the alt.sailing groups or the rec.cruising
groups - more sailors there than in here.

Dry 1 wrote:
I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.


I think you are talking about a Morgan Islander sailboat. The owner of
Morgan opened up a brokerage in the St. Pete area and was brokering the
used Morgans. You should be able to find them in some of the used boat
web sites.

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Dry 1 wrote:
I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.


I think you are talking about a Morgan Islander sailboat. The owner of
Morgan opened up a brokerage in the St. Pete area and was brokering the
used Morgans. You should be able to find them in some of the used boat
web sites.


There was more than one sailboat with the model name Islander 33. The
Charley Morgan product was an Out Island 33. There also was a Morgan 33.

Dry 1 wrote:
I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

The Islander 33 was built by the Islander Yacht Corp. in Costa Mesa Cal.
It used the Islander 32 hull.

It's flush deck, looks like a huge Coronado 25. Well built, lots of
room. There are quite a few still sailing.

By now they are very old and have gone through owners who don't know
which way is up. With the cost of everything, if the boat is not
complete and in good shape I'd pass.

If you haven't found anything you need a lesson in using Google.

Here's one:
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...rrency=USD&ro=
2&r=1519381&rs=yachtworld.com&rt=Cruiser&boat_id=1 519381&checked_boats=1519381&toPrice=
30000000&fromYear=1960&type=%28Sail%29&Ntk=boatsEN &hmid=0&sm=3&enid=0&toYear=1975&luom=
126&currencyid=100&toLength=33&cit=
true&boatsAddedSelected=-1&fromLength=32&fromPrice=1&ftid=0&man=Islander&sl im=quick

If the link does not work, search Yacht world.

You might try
http://www.islander36.org/

They have a brief history of Islander he
http://www.islander36.org/history-1.html





Dry 1 wrote:
I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Chris wrote:
You might try
http://www.islander36.org/

They have a brief history of Islander he
http://www.islander36.org/history-1.html





Dry 1 wrote:
I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

A Google search for "Islander Yacht Corp, Islander 33" shows a lot of
links, among them this:
http://www.boatbrochure.com/servlet/...--I/Categories

You'll find the original brochure.

On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:21:29 -0300, Dry 1
wrote:

I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Here's a few leads:

http://tinyurl.com/yueqw8

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I have searched the net googled et.al. and am at a loss . Need help
gaining some info on this model. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.


Father in law had an Islander 30. Nice boat. Was a good boat to single
hand. They have to be getting old now. As he has been gone at least 12
years, and we sold the boat a year later. Lots of room in the 30, so the 33
must have been decent for a live a board.