Offered By: Private Seller
Engine
Crusader 350 - 454ci, 7.4L
Total Power
700hp
Engine(s) Hours
3500
Class
Flybridge
Length
37ft
Year
1985
Model
37 Convertible Sedan
Capacity
-
Boat Details
Description
Based on its Hull Identification Number and research by Tolly Club members this is * THE LAST Tolly 37 ever built by Tollycraft *
This Tolly has been owned, carefully maintained, enhanced and enjoyed by the current owner for 12 years and spent 98% of its time in freshwater. It features the desirable spacious Galley Down configuration. The engines run strong--no oil loss or coolant loss over each season.
Equipped with:
- Bow Thruster (2012)
- Generator
- New in 2012 Raymarine Touch screen MFD Navigation Electronics including Chart, Radar and Autopilot.
- Diesel Furnace (2012)
- Built in Electric Heat
- Newer Galley Appliances in including New in 2022 Norcold AC/DC Fridge-Freezer
- Electric Head
- Fume, Fire, and Bilge High Water Alarm System
- Oil Change System
- And More...
A powerful multi-zone Entertainment System, custom interior and exterior lighting and modern interior decor all optimized for entertaining large groups of fancy friends. Major preventative maintenance completed summer of 2024 at the CSR Marine Boat Yard in Seattle.
Yes, this Tolly is priced "below market" but NOT because there's anything wrong with it. We want to sell it. Why should you take a careful look at this particular Tolly 37 and compare it to other Tollys on the market?...
1) In addition to regular preventative engine maintenance all gasoline powered Tollys must have their seawater cooled Exhaust Risers, Elbows and Oil Coolers replaced at a maximum of 10 years if docked in Freshwater, 6 years if docked in saltwater. These exhaust parts were all replaced spring of 2024 on this boat and also replaced 10 years prior. If this work is overdue on a Tolly it's potentially catastrophic deferred preventative maintenance. (Risk of Seawater entering the engine cylinders .)
2) Dripless shaft seal manufacturers require their shaft seals to be replaced every 6 years. The seals on this Tolly were replaced summer of 2024. Shaft seals that are beyond the recommended replacement date are a potentially catastrophic sinking hazard.
3) To avoid inconvenient disablement of a boat, whether gas or diesel powered, the drive plates (damper plates) between the engines and transmissions need to be proactively replaced approximately every 2,500 hours. A big expensive job that was completed summer of 2024 on this Tolly.
4) 40+ year old Tollys need to have their shafts, cutlass bearings and propellers inspected. Even if the shafts are still straight and balanced the four cutlass bearings will require replacement. The shafts and cutlass bearings were replaced and propellers cleaned and tuned on this boat in Summer of 2024.
5) Docking a boat in covered moorage can hide that rainwater would otherwise leak into the boat which will be an issue for a buyer who plans to move such a previously covered boat to a non-covered slip. Tollys that are docked in covered moorage and used primarily in dry summer weather typically look shiny and nice but are getting away with leaking portlights if the original portlights have not been removed and rebedded or replaced. The portlights on this Tolly were replaced in 2013, and other leaks fully addressed by using winter canvas. If portlight leaks are not immediately fixed they will damage the interior teak paneling around the portlights and cause mold contamination behind the interior paneling. This Tolly also has a mostly complete canvas project to cover the teak cap rails in winter. So when you refinish the cap rails they can be covered in the winter months and stay great looking for years.
6) Complete service records, ship's logs and parts+work receipts have been maintained and are available. An extensive "Owner's Manual" and systems diagrams for the specific systems installed on the boat has been created and will be provided.
Measurements
Speed & Distance
Cruising Speed:15kn
Max Speed:20kn
Dimensions
Nominal Length:37ft
Length Overall:39ft
Max Bridge Clearance:18ft
Beam:13ft
Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks:1 × 140gal
Fuel Tanks:1 × 300gal
Holding Tanks:1 × 40gal
Propulsion
Engine 1
Engine Make:Crusader
Engine Model:350 - 454ci, 7.4L
Total Power:350hp
Engine Hours:3500
Engine Type:inboard
Fuel Type:gasoline
Engine 2
Engine Make:Crusader
Engine Model:350 - 454ci, 7.4L
Total Power:350hp
Engine Hours:3500
Engine Type:inboard
Fuel Type:other
More Details
Accommodations
SALON
- All interior teak paneling and millwork throughout the boat re-stained to original Deep Cherry color and satin clear coated (Looks new. 1985 Tollys had real teak veneer paneling and solid teak moldings)
- Installed additional decorative teak moldings throughout
- Installed custom wooden ship's wheel at lower helm
- Custom Lighting
- Flexsteel color matched Queen Hide-a-bed couch with bedding
- Installed new window valance coverings
- Color matched cellular window shades/blinds on all salon windows
- Installed Custom color matched bar stools with storage inside
- Installed Designer Salon Chairs with custom color matched cushions in salon
- Big Smart TV Screen, Speakers
FURNISHING IN STORAGE
- Original Teak hi-low coffee/dining table with folding leaves for Salon. Is in storage. Will be provided.
- Lower helm bench seat with color matched upholstery. Is in storage. Will be provided.
COCKPIT
- Two Custom color matched Cushions for cockpit storage box benches
- Custom Indirect Lighting
- Italian Art Piece
- Speakers
BOW
- Two custom Cushions for bow
- Speakers
HEAD (BATHROOM)
- Electric Raritan Head
- Raritan Touch Panel Flush Control
- Over sized artistic bathroom sink with new fixtures
- New Fixtures and stone Italian art in the shower. Matching Italian art piece in cockpit.
- Teak shower floor grid
- Diesel Heat Outlet
- Custom Lighting and Lighted Make Up Mirror
STATEROOM FEATURES
- Built Custom Teak Headboards for Berths with Matching Mirrors
- Enhanced Storage Space Beneath Berth
- Enhanced mattress toppers with Bedding
- Hand Made Sheepskin Bed spreads
- Custom Lighting
- Electric and Diesel Furnace Heat
DIESEL FURNACE and ELECTRIC HEATERS
- Diesel Furnace (Wallace Model 40 Dt ) with two small diesel tanks; 2011 $5,451.00
- Two built-in 110VAC Electric Heaters
- Detailed Annotated System Diagram
Mechanical Equipment
ENGINES
(Pictures of this work in progress are available in the 2nd half of the photo collection)
- Repaced Freshwater Cooled Engine Exhaust Manifolds and Fresh Water Adapters; 5/2023, Barr Marine $2,143.58
- Replaced Four Seawater Cooled Exhaust Risers; 5/2023 (Also replaced in 2014), Bar Marine $1,425.00
- Replaced Four Seawater Cooled Exhaust Elbows ; 5/2023 (Also replaced in 2014), Barr Marine $1,193.40
- Replaced Two Seawater Cooled Engine and Transmission oil coolers (U-Coolers); 5/2023 (Also replaced in 2014) $1,334.40
- Two Seawater Pump Impellers - Checked good 5/2024
- Confirmed Two Heat Exchangers hold proper pressure and goodAnodes; 9/2024
- Replaced Engine Oil and Filters; 5/2024
- Replaced transom engine exhaust flappers 8/2024 $244.22
- Replaced Engine Coolant 9/2024
- Replaced Port Engine Hour Meter at lower helm 2019 $324.10
- Replaced Engine Tachometers at Upper Helm 2014 $408.00
- Installed new engine oil dipsticks 2014 $100.00
- Replaced all Engine Freshwater and Hoses 2014 $1,150.00
- Replaced Seawater Cooled Exhaust Risers, Elbows and U-Coolers; 2013 $2,000.00
- Installed 2 New Engine Seawater Pickup Seacocks, Strainers and Hoses 2008
- Maintained Up to Date Logs and Detailed Annotated Diagrams of Engine Cooling, Exhaust, and Ventilation Systems
- Oil Change System
- Extensive Engine Maintenance Parts and Spares in storage boxes
TRANSMISSIONS AND RUNNING GEAR
(Pictures of this work in progress are available in the 2nd half of the photo collection)
*(All Transmission and Running Gear work listed in this section was performed by the CSR Marine Yard in Seattle unless otherwise noted)*
- Transmissions removed and bench tested as OK by the Velvet Drive Distributor-Harbor Marine Everett; Summer 2024 $562.22
- Purchased 2 new Drive (Damper) Plates, at the Velvet Drive Distributor-Harbor Marine Everett; Summer 2024 $495.78
- Replaced Engine to Transmission Drive Plates (Damper Plates); Summer 2024 $11,112.16
- Replaced Shaft couplings and Propeller Shafts. Polished and Tuned the propellers; Summer 2024 $5,781.67
- Replaced dripless shaft seals with High quality "Tides" brand seals (Not the recently unreliable PYI seals); Summer 2024 $3,912.40
- Replaced Four Shaft Cutlass Bearings (At shaft Tubes and Struts); Summer 2024 $2,138.22
- Straightened one rudder post and repacked; Summer 2024 $567.71
- Replaced Transmission Fluid; Summer 2024 $105.00
- Replaced aluminum exterior anodes; Summer 2024 $530.00
- Engine to shaft alignment after Drive Plate Replacements; Summer 2024 $1,914.25
- Replaced port transmission dipstick; 12/2015 $40.68
- Replaced shaft tube seawater pickup Seacock; 7/2021 $1,089.91
- New Bottom Paint; 7/2021 $1,482.18 (Freshwater boat)
FUEL SYSTEM
- Installed covered access ports in salon floor and Replaced 2 Engine Fuel Anti-Siphon valves at both fuel tanks (once every 20 year item); 2024 $644.71
- Replaced Fuel Lines (Hoses) from Tanks to engines (once every 20 years); 2024 $650.00
- Replaced all 4 fuel filters 2024; $100.00
- Replaced Fuel Gauge Tank Level Senders. (WEMA) armless stainless 2013; $400.00
- Created Fuel tank dip stick for backup fuel level checking through the deck fill fittings;. 2013
- Maintained Up to Date Logs and Annotated Diagrams of Engine and Generator Fuel Supply Systems
GENERATOR
- Kohler Generator 6.5CZ23 in Sound Box , 120V 60A; Seawater Pickup Seacock and Strainer, Water Lift Muffler. Monitor/Control in Salon; 2009
- Replaced Generator Oil, Filter, Fuel Filter, Coolant, Check Anode-OK; 2024
- Replaced Generator Stator; 2015
- Extensive Generator Maintenance Parts and Spares in storage boxes. User Manuals as .PDFs and Paper.
BOW THRUSTER
- Sidepower Electric Bow Thruster (SidePower SE 80/185T-12V ) with control from Lower and Upper Helms; 2011 $6,221.93
- Replaced Sidepower Bow Thruster control at Upper helm (SidePower 8960G); 2023 $601.00
- Replaced Bow Thruster AGM Battery under stateroom berth; 2022 $623.98
- Marinco (Guest) 2620A 20 Amp charger for Bow Thruster AGM Battery under Stateroom Berth
Galley Equipment
APPLIANCES/GALLEY
- New Norcold AC/DC Upright 3/4 size Fridge+Freezer with custom interior lighting; Model # DE0061; Installed 2022 for $1,833.63
- U-Line Ice Maker; U-Line Model# ULN-BI95BTP-03
- Seaward Electric Range/Oven, Seaward Products Model# 3347, 120VAC
- Microwave Oven Installed 2013
- Coffee Maker Installed 2013
- Double Stainless Steel Sink
- Upgraded Sink Faucet Installed 2013
- Custom Lighting
- Artistic teak art/hard liquor shelf 2010
Deck and Hull Equipment
WINDLASS, RODE and ANCHOR
- Electric Windlass with rocker controls at both Upper and Lower Helms (Plath 12V, 62Amps. )
- 200' of flagged anchor chain
- Replaced old Solenoids with a reliable modern Electric Windlass UP/DOWN Control Box; 2016
- Replaced Windlass Lube Oil; 2018
- Foredeck Washdown Pump (Seawater)
DECK FIXTURES
- Replaced Flybridge Venturi Windscreen with new OEM Windscreen (Original was cracking and falling apart) 3/2023 Cost: $1,475.00
- Color matched fiberglass storage boxes in Cockpit also serve as cockpit seating benches with color matched custom cushions.
- Replaced all 6 portlights (hull windows were leaking and oxidized/opaque)
- Glassed the flybridge Deck to bulwark joint that otherwise leaks on these boats and rots out the spacer board below the joint.
- Built Teak inserts decorations for flybridge helm dash
- Removable flybridge indoor/outdoor carpet
- Manual Lift Stainless Steel Tender Davit system for swimstep (Currently removed and stored) No tender.
CANVAS
- Canvas covers in progress for teak cap rails fore to aft with snaps
- Installed Semi transparent Windshield Cover
- Slant Back Canvas cockpit cover. (Never used)
- Canvas Bimini Top (Newer, kept folded up)
- Canvas covers for all flybridge furniture with snaps
- Canvas covers for foredeck pulpit and windlass with snaps
Navigation Systems
NAVIGATION ELECTRONICS and HELM EQUIPMENT
- Upper Helm: Garmin GPSMap 541S MFD (Independent Chart, Depth Transducer, Speed) 2012 $856.00
- Lower Helm: Raymarine E120 Touch Sceen MFD, Depth, Speed, and Radar; 2012 $5,684.51
- Both Helms: Raymarine SmartPilot Autopilot; 2012 $4,423.78
- Built teak cabinet to hide Electronics Boxes at lower helm; 2013 $400.00
- iCom VHF Radio at Lower Helm 2012
- Phone between Lower and Upper Helms ?
- Spotlight Control
- Windsheild Wiper Switches (Lower Helm)
Additional equipment
AUDIO/VISUAL ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS
- Large flat-screen Smart TV mounted in a custom teak wood cabinet. (iTunes or YouTube music or videos from your phone to the screen, then music to the entire boat sound system)
- Bi-amped 5-zone whole boat sound system (music) throughout the interior and exterior of the boat with 2 high-mid speakers per zone and 3 subwoofers in the zones (club-level sound possible from the salon TV, which streams music)
- Ventilation fan in a cabinet to cool 2 high-performance amplifiers at maximum power
- Interior TV antenna. Can receive OTA broadcast TV in urban areas
- Separate 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound System for TV
CUSTOM LIGHTING
(Pictures of some of the custom lighting are available in the photo collection)
- LED lights in the engine room
- Accent lights at the salon bar
- Art lights in the salon, kitchen, bathroom, and cabin
- LED lighting in the refrigerator
- Recessed lights in the cockpit
- LED footlights on the flybridge
- Custom LED and illuminated makeup mirror in the bathroom
- Replacement bulbs organized in a storage box
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- Six house batteries replaced in battery boxes. Each is Interstate "GC2" 6Volt 210 AH I 3 in series connected 12V pairs, 660 AH; 2020
- Two starting batteries replaced in battery boxes. Interstate Marine/RV”, 800CA, 600CCA, 160m reserve at 25A, so about 70 AH at 20-hour rate each. Wired in parallel 12V; 2022
- Bluesea Automatic Charging Relay (ACR) to connect battery banks only when charging.
- Freedom Marine 458 2kW Inverter/100 Amp Charger with remote control; 2013 $939
- Separate charger for the bow thruster battery; Marinco (Guest) 2620A 20 Amp charger 2014
- House bank battery amp-hour IN/OUT monitor; 2010
- Main AC and DC power panels in the kitchen clearly labeled; 2013
- Updated and labeled auxiliary DC power fuse box at the aft bulkhead of the engine room; 2013
- Installed shore power polarity indicator at the main AC power panel; 2013
- Installed AC/DC galvanic isolator with remote monitoring at the main panel; 2022
- Corrected AC wiring so the boat does not trip the ELCI breakers at the dock; 2023
- Careful ongoing maintenance of battery water levels (Never let battery water fall below the plates)
FRESHWATER SYSTEM
- Current detailed annotated diagram of the house freshwater system maintained
- Water heater (Force 10 model 406011, 6 gallons, 120VAC, 1500 watts = 12.5 amps; A magnesium anode in the water heater maintained to extend the life of the tank)
- House freshwater pump replaced; 2019
- New transom freshwater shower with hot and cold water installed (2015)
- Foredeck wash pumps replaced
- Freshwater tank level measurement system replaced; 2016
BLACKWATER SYSTEM
- Current detailed annotated diagram of the blackwater waste system maintained
- Blackwater holding tank overboard pump and blackwater hoses replaced. Valve for pump-out added.
- Blackwater holding tank level sensor replaced 2012
- Keep the holding tank seriously flushed and cleaned
- Blackwater holding tank vent filter replaced (replacement filter provided)
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
- Installed SAFE-T-ALERT gasoline/propane fume, fire, and bilge high water detectors for the engine room and lazarette. Control panels at the lower helm; 2017 $518.00
- Exhaust system fans replaced and ventilation ducts updated. Two exhaust fans for the engine room. One fan for the lazarette; 2014 $650.00
- Halon fire extinguisher in the engine room
- 4 portable fire extinguishers
- 2 combination smoke and CO detectors
- Lifebuoy with throw line
- MARPOL plaque
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