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Cruise ready 37’ Custom high latitude equipped center cockpit staysail sloop. Set up for single 
handing with electric primaries and all lines leading to cockpit. Diesel hot water heating system throughout, full electronics including forward sonar. Sleep 5 in two cabins and salon. Single head with shower.
Kashmir started life as a Finnsailer 34. The original design lent itself to the major refit that made the boat easier to single hand, and to prepare her for high latitudes sailing. The results is this unique 37' Pilothouse Expedition Staysail Sloop.
The Kashmir of today bears little resemblance to her original self. Most significantly was the addition of the hardtop pilothouse, with gullwing doors, a swim platform, and significant rearrangement of the galley and main salon. The boat was essentially stripped down to the hull, and then rebuilt with all new systems and gear. Hayden Gozzard of the Gozzard brothers did the major fiberglass work. Many other marine professionals assisted with the boat systems and woodwork. Work was carried out between 2004 and 2019 at considerable expense.
Before her refit (2004 – 2019) Kashmir spent time in the Caribbean, and is thought to have crossed the Atlantic three times. Kashmir was in fresh water from 2009 to 2019. Since then, Kashmir has ventured far and wide, most recently plying the length of the St. Lawrence River, the island of Newfoundland and the "Big Land" of Labrador.
She is cruiser-ready, and fully set up for her next big adventure.
handing with electric primaries and all lines leading to cockpit. Diesel hot water heating system throughout, full electronics including forward sonar. Sleep 5 in two cabins and salon. Single head with shower.Kashmir started life as a Finnsailer 34. The original design lent itself to the major refit that made the boat easier to single hand, and to prepare her for high latitudes sailing. The results is this unique 37' Pilothouse Expedition Staysail Sloop.
The Kashmir of today bears little resemblance to her original self. Most significantly was the addition of the hardtop pilothouse, with gullwing doors, a swim platform, and significant rearrangement of the galley and main salon. The boat was essentially stripped down to the hull, and then rebuilt with all new systems and gear. Hayden Gozzard of the Gozzard brothers did the major fiberglass work. Many other marine professionals assisted with the boat systems and woodwork. Work was carried out between 2004 and 2019 at considerable expense. Before her refit (2004 – 2019) Kashmir spent time in the Caribbean, and is thought to have crossed the Atlantic three times. Kashmir was in fresh water from 2009 to 2019. Since then, Kashmir has ventured far and wide, most recently plying the length of the St. Lawrence River, the island of Newfoundland and the "Big Land" of Labrador. She is cruiser-ready, and fully set up for her next big adventure.