1971 Bertram 31 SOLD*

SOLD
This classic vessel is absolutely mint for her age!

Welcome to your gorgeously refurbished 1971 Bertram 31'! Her classic and elegant lines are sure to catch a classic sport-fisher enthusiasts eye!

Her hull is original, but she received a total rebuild in 2000, including brand new Cummins 5.9L diesels, by Worton Creek Marina. Workmanship and attention to detail on this vessel is flawless, and the equipment was the best that money could buy. The refit was done by John Patnovic who has specialized in major refits on Bertram 31's. The work was impressive that it became the cover story for the December 2000 edition of Chesapeake Bay Magazine.

Recent Notable Upgrades/Repairs....

1,000 Service Completed (923 Hours) (2022)

New Turbos (2022)

New Fuel Injectors (2022)



For more information or to schedule a showing, Please call Listing Broker Lucas Sochacki.

Cell: (440) 915 8995

Email: lucas@parmamarine. com

1971 Bertram 31
Most Recent Maintenance (Completed in 2022)

1,000 Hour Service (923 hours)
New Turbos
New Injectors
Accommodations

Number of heads: 1

Additional Information

Two walker Airsteps
Two Tank Tenders (fluid level gauges)
Engine Block Heaters
Hynautic hydraulic steering Trolling valves
Bennett trim tabs
Danforth 13S anchor on deck w/150' of 1/2" nylon
Jabso remote controlled searchlight
Two rule automatic bilge pumps with high alarms aft & forward of cockpit
Two Floscan meters
Two digital tachometers
Glendinning engine synchronizer
Flybridge cover(nearly new)
Vacuum gauges on Racor fuel filters
° Cockpit cover

Jensen stereo w/ cabin & flybridge speakers
12 Volt outlet
Oil change pump
Two VDO drive pressure gauges
Marine Air 12,000 BTU reverse cycel air conditioning
Outriggers-Rugg '81 (recent installation)·
Bimini top (recent canvas)
Rod Holders (recent installation} :4 on gunwhales, 4 "rocket launchers"
Dockside water connection
Dock lines
Bottom stripped and reglassd in 2011
Electronics

Raymarine E-80 GPS & fishfinder w/ Air Mar M-260 performance transducer
SIMRAD/Robertson AP11 autopilot
Three antennae for VHF & GPS
Two Brooks & Gatehouse depth-finder
Two IC-M59 ICOM radio phoneTank
Tankage

Fuel: 222 Gallons
Freshwater: 18 Gallons
Waste: 15 Gallons
ElectricalSystem

Guest Charge Pro 30-amp automatic battery charger
Shore Power Connection
50' Shore Power cord
Two 2 Volt lead-acid type batteries
12 Volt lighting
Safety

Two 20 BC portable fire extinguishers(one each mounted in helm & galley}
Two Fireboy Automatic Halon 1211 (FB-241} built-in fire systems
Smoke Alarm
Xintex Carbon Monoxide Monitor
6 type I and Type IV life jackets
20' type IVthrowableJim Buoy life rings
12 Volt ship's horn
Galley

The Galley is located to starboard of the main salon directly across from the dinette. A clever feature is the way the helm seat is made. The back is made of the same Corian as the galley countertop. It is hinged at the bottom, so that the seat back can be folded down to become an extension for the galley countertop. This can be seen in the accompanying photos.

Norcold DE-451 refrigeration system
Atlantic Marine 6-gallon water heater w/ heat exchanger