1983 Cs Yachts 33 Sloop (Quarterberth Model)
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"Forest Dream" may well have been one of the very first and much sought-after quarterberth models. CS (Canadian Sailcraft) is renowned for building a seaworthy sailboat that is a comfortable cruising boat, easy to sail, yet can hold its own in a race. All joinery and bulkheads are teak and teak veneer. Other surfaces are lined with washable vinyls or plastic laminates. All cabin soles are teak and holly backed by mahogany marine grade plywood.

The forward cabin has a double v-berth and each has a bin locker under and a cave locker above. The head is fitted with a marine type head and a molded wash basin is set into the vanity top and a shower sump is molded into the compartment sole with a teak grate over. There is a cedar-lined hanging locker to port, the door of which seals off the forward cabin. The locker is fitted with a shelf and hanging bar. On the starboard side is the L-shaped settee berth which converts into a full size double berth 6'5'' in length. On the port side is a single settee berth. Outside of the settees are cane paneled lockers and deep, fiddled book shelves. The saloon table is fixed with 2 hinged leaves. A full size navigator's area is located athwartships with the navigational equipment located at the aft end of the saloon.

This well-kept, shoal-draft, freshwater boat has had many upgrades in the past, including a new Volvo-Penta 3-cylinder diesel engine in 2002, a new marine head in 2000, a new dodger in 2004 and 2 new batteries in 2008. As well, she has had her bottom epoxied and her transom, cove and boot stripes have been professionally repainted.

Whether she is to be used for summer sailing, family outings, or outfitted to head south, this well-priced sailing craft is definitely worth looking at.