1983 Bayfield 29C Cutter Boat

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Built by the Bayfield Company in Ontario, Canada, this rugged cutter is a true shoal draft boat - her 3'6" keel allows her to cruise most places. With wheel steering she's easy to single hand or sail with friends. The roomy cabin with convertible berths, privacy doors, drop-leaf table and counters and distinctive large head makes her very comfortable for both day sailing and vacation getaways with the entire family.Listing originally posted at http://www.boatdealers.ca/usedboats/sailboats/racersandcruisers/bayfield/29ccutter/[removed phone]/bayfield-29ccutter-used-boat-for-sale.aspx