Sail · Used
1999 Quest 33
OOPS
$52,500
Sold
Portsmouth, RI · 33 ft
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Overview
- Type
- Racers, Racers and Cruisers
Specifications
- Year
- 1999
- Make
- Quest
- Model
- 33
- Condition
- Used
- Category
- Sail
- Nominal length
- 33 ft
- Length overall
- 32.5 ft
- Beam
- 11.5 ft
- Max draft
- 6.75 ft
- Displacement
- 6,000 lb
- Location
- Portsmouth, RI
Description
AS OF 2/8/2025 OOPS IS CURRENTLY UNDER AGREEMENT
The Quest 33 was conceived by Rodger Martin who was actively in business since 1984 (until his passing), designing Open Class racing boats, fast cruising boats and many other interesting designs. The Quest 33 was built by Holby Marine in Bristol, Rhode Island. The 33 incorporates a refined sail plan and ergonomically designed deck and cockpit. The keel and rudder are of high aspect foil design. There are modest sleeping accommodations below deck, and the vessel is afforded auxiliary power with a sail-drive unit.
OOPS is hull #1 and has been actively raced since her intial launching.
Electronics:
Garmin 230 chart plotter
Garmin GPSmap 5208 cockpit chart plotter
Garmin GMI-10 cockpit multi-function displays
Garmin VHF-200 VHF radio
Garmin electronic compass
Garmin compact radome. Mounted on transom radar mast.
Raytheon ST2000+ tiller-pilot
Electrical:
Two (2) Group 31, 12 Volt DC AGM batteries
One (1) Bass Products 12 Volt DC distribution panel with 16 thermo-magnetic switches
12 Volt DC power outlets – Three (3)
Safety Equipment:
Two (2) Type I - U.S.C.G. approved PFD's
Four (4) Type II - U.S.C.G. approved PFD's
Two (2) Type IV - U.S.C.G. approved throwable devices (cushions)
One (1) SOS LED strobe
One (1) 12 Volt DC hand-held search light
One (1) Johnson, 12 Volt DC bilge pump
One (1) manually operated bilge pump in the cockpit
One (1) Danforth galvanized anchor with galvanized chain and approximately 1/2" stranded nylon line
Tankage:
One (1) FRP fuel tank. Reportedly 14 gallons
One (1) rubber bladder for fresh water. Reportedly 20 gallons
One (1) polyethylene blackwater tank. Reportedly 8 gallons
Sails:
Quantum racing main
Quantum racing jib
Hathaway aramid racing jib
Hathaway Dacron main.
Hathaway laminate RF genoa with UV cover
Unknown - Kevlar #4 jib
Quantum - CZ Code Zero
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 1/2 ounce
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 3/4 ounce
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 1/2 ounce.
Cushions:
Interior cushions for V berth, salon settees and aft cabin
Miscellaneous:
Fenders and dock lines.
Winch handles
Miller fully fitted canvas winter cover (tan in color) with galvanized frame
Genoa and spinnaker sheets
The Quest 33 was conceived by Rodger Martin who was actively in business since 1984 (until his passing), designing Open Class racing boats, fast cruising boats and many other interesting designs. The Quest 33 was built by Holby Marine in Bristol, Rhode Island. The 33 incorporates a refined sail plan and ergonomically designed deck and cockpit. The keel and rudder are of high aspect foil design. There are modest sleeping accommodations below deck, and the vessel is afforded auxiliary power with a sail-drive unit.
OOPS is hull #1 and has been actively raced since her intial launching.
Electronics:
Garmin 230 chart plotter
Garmin GPSmap 5208 cockpit chart plotter
Garmin GMI-10 cockpit multi-function displays
Garmin VHF-200 VHF radio
Garmin electronic compass
Garmin compact radome. Mounted on transom radar mast.
Raytheon ST2000+ tiller-pilot
Electrical:
Two (2) Group 31, 12 Volt DC AGM batteries
One (1) Bass Products 12 Volt DC distribution panel with 16 thermo-magnetic switches
12 Volt DC power outlets – Three (3)
Safety Equipment:
Two (2) Type I - U.S.C.G. approved PFD's
Four (4) Type II - U.S.C.G. approved PFD's
Two (2) Type IV - U.S.C.G. approved throwable devices (cushions)
One (1) SOS LED strobe
One (1) 12 Volt DC hand-held search light
One (1) Johnson, 12 Volt DC bilge pump
One (1) manually operated bilge pump in the cockpit
One (1) Danforth galvanized anchor with galvanized chain and approximately 1/2" stranded nylon line
Tankage:
One (1) FRP fuel tank. Reportedly 14 gallons
One (1) rubber bladder for fresh water. Reportedly 20 gallons
One (1) polyethylene blackwater tank. Reportedly 8 gallons
Sails:
Quantum racing main
Quantum racing jib
Hathaway aramid racing jib
Hathaway Dacron main.
Hathaway laminate RF genoa with UV cover
Unknown - Kevlar #4 jib
Quantum - CZ Code Zero
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 1/2 ounce
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 3/4 ounce
Hathaway A2 - nylon - 1/2 ounce.
Cushions:
Interior cushions for V berth, salon settees and aft cabin
Miscellaneous:
Fenders and dock lines.
Winch handles
Miller fully fitted canvas winter cover (tan in color) with galvanized frame
Genoa and spinnaker sheets
Additional details
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Engines
Yanmar 2GM20F
- Type
- Inboard
- Fuel
- diesel
- Drive
- Sail