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Joe,
That's awesome, that you have documentation that you actually own the mythical legendary Hunter 333.
It's like finding big foot or the locknes monster on this forum. The myth has now been confirmed.
boat was built in Alachua Fl most likely dealer boat that was to be shipped overseas sold here in the states. The h33.5 were in high demand, Hunter could not build boats fast enough in those days,
Good luck with it, as I said before I sailed the h33.5 identical boat its a great boat very fast and responsive cruiser racer. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do my h34.
Again welcome aboard
That's awesome, that you have documentation that you actually own the mythical legendary Hunter 333.
It's like finding big foot or the locknes monster on this forum. The myth has now been confirmed.
boat was built in Alachua Fl most likely dealer boat that was to be shipped overseas sold here in the states. The h33.5 were in high demand, Hunter could not build boats fast enough in those days,
Good luck with it, as I said before I sailed the h33.5 identical boat its a great boat very fast and responsive cruiser racer. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do my h34.
Again welcome aboard
Quite a bit difference in the 34 and 33.5. Also, never did see the 33.5 designated as part of the “Legend” series.
Joe,
These boats were fabricated in Alachua, FL. Mine had a recessed mounted continuous line jib furler. Conventional mainsail with Dutchman flaking, and fractional B&R rig. Shoal wing keel (cast iron). Walk thru transom with no swim platform. Because of the jib furler location, there was no anchor roller. I enjoyed the cabin layout, lots of room & storage for a 34 foot boat. Nice boat for coastal cruising.
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I think this is the h333 manual you have been looking for
Hope is helps
Hope is helps
I also made a copy of this file, renamed it and posted it to the 333 download area.
