There were 124 of these traditional Carl Alberg designs built from 1980 through 1985. The Cape Dory 33 is a keel-stepped masthead sloop with powerful lines, a full keel with attached rudder that is easily driven with remarkable tracking characteristics in various wind ranges. She's built for offshore passage making, or coastal or inland enjoyment and provides lots of comfort in a lush hardwood interior of superior joiner work. Here interior is pretty traditional with a double forepeak cabin with a large private head with plenty of cabinets, a hamper, and shower which lies just aft on the port side. There's a hanging locker to starboard. The main salon has port & starboard settees with one that extends to a double. There's a fold up table and teak and holly sole. To starboard of the companionway there's a convenient wet locker. The U-shaped galley is to port with generous work and storage space, with nav station across and a roomy quarter berth just aft.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

Sleeps six. V-berth forward with filler cushion, enclosed head next aft to port with electric-flush toilet, and vanity, double hanging lockers opposite to starboard. Main cabin features settees port and starboard with a centerline, fixed, teak, dining table with two leaves. Port settee extends to form a double berth. U-shaped galley next aft to port, quarter berth and forward-facing sit-down navigation station opposite to starboard.