A SMALL Almost PERFECT Sailboat! A RARE 1965 Cheoy Lee Frisco Flyer III for $6,800. FULL TOUR.

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A SMALL Almost PERFECT Sailboat! The 1965 Frisco Flyer III for $6,800!

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Lila is a Classic 1965 Cheoy Lee Frisco Flyer III – A rare gem of a 26’ sloop.

Step aboard Lila, a stunning 1965 Cheoy Lee Flyer III—a beautifully preserved and thoughtfully modified version of the iconic Frisco Flyer. With her sleek 26-foot fiberglass hull, classic teak accents, and robust upgrades, she embodies the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern performance. But she's wating for your finishing touches. Most of her interior was removed for a refit, and just needs to be installed or used as templates to create your own new interior. But she can be sailed AS IS - and you can take your time to make her perfect.

Originally designed as a "modified Folkboat," the Frisco Flyer was developed from Tord Sunden’s legendary design, with Cheoy Lee’s innovative touches. Lila stands as a testament to Cheoy Lee’s legacy, showcasing craftsmanship and history that continue to captivate sailors worldwide.

Key Features & Upgrades:

*Hull & Deck: Fiberglass hull and deck, teak hatches, and toe rails, refinished with Awl-grip (2019).
*Rigging & Sails: Sitka spruce mast, stainless standing rigging (2008), Harken self-tailing winches, Selden roller furler, and crisp Bohndell mainsail and jib.
*Engine: Reliable Yanmar 2GM20F diesel (14 HP).
*Navigation & Instruments: Garmin touch-screen GPS, Raymarine speed and depth instruments, Icom VHF with remote mic, Ritchie compass, and Simrad tiller pilot.
*Miscellaneous: Fully equipped with fenders, lines, anchor and rode, boat hook, and more.

Whether you’re drawn to her historical significance or her performance-ready design, Lila is a sailboat that stands out from the crowd. Don’t miss this opportunity to see what makes the Cheoy Lee Frisco Flyer III a timeless classic.

Please contact the seller for any additional information: [email protected]

As always, be courteous and kind. And always remember to get a survey if you move forward to but this or any boat!

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A SMALL Almost PERFECT Sailboat! A RARE 1965 Cheoy Lee Frisco Flyer III for $6,800. FULL TOUR. Location

  • Maine (45.253783,-69.4454689)

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