Banjer 37 Motor Sailer

Built in 1973 the Banjer 37 is a capable and rugged Scandinavian motor sailer, built with heavy GRP construction and classic design features. The powerful Perkins 6-cylinder 95 HP diesel engine provides excellent motoring performance and reliability, while the ketch rig offers versatile sail handling in all conditions. Ideal for coastal cruising, extended liveaboard use, or offshore passages.

Lying Afloat North Wales

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General Information

• Make & Model: Banjer 37 Motor Sailer


• Year Built: 1973


• Length Overall (LOA): 11.13 m / 36.5 ft


• Beam: 3.40 m / 11.5ft


• Draft: 1.60 m / 4.7ft


• Hull Type: Long keel


• Construction: GRP


• Builder: Banjer Yachts, Denmark


• Designer: Eista-Werf NV
  
  
  
  

Mechanical

• Engine: Perkins 6-cylinder 95 HP inboard diesel. This has been reported to have been fitted in 1984


• Engine mounts are reported to have been replaced in 2010


• Cooling System: Freshwater cooled


• Fuel Type: Diesel


• Fuel Capacity: 250 Gal


• Drive Type: Shaft drive


• Steering: Enclosed helm position in wheel house


• 24 v DC system fitted & 240v shore power fitted.


• Dedicated Bow thruster battery forward


• Bow thruster
  
  

Accommodation

Young Banjer has the aft cabin layout with access from the wheel house. The layout makes her ideal for travel in comfort. The hull decks, superstructure, cockpit, forecabin and heads compartments are all made in GRP. Bulkheads in Marine ply. All exterior wood is in teak and interior marine ply and teak.

• Wheelhouse: Helm to port with helm seat and navigation area behind and to centre with copilot seat to starboard.




• Cabins: 2 sleeping cabins one forward and one aft and provides up to 4 berths with additional 2 berths to port and starboard in saloon making a total of 7 berths.




• Berths: Sleeps 4–7




• Heads: Enclosed marine toilet with sink & shower. Handbasin in forward cabin and aft cabin.




• Galley:

  
  
  
  
  • Gas cooker with oven
  
  
  • Stainless steel sink
  
  
  • Paloma Water heater
  
  
  • Fridge
  
  
  • Microwave
  
  
  • Ample storage space
    
    
  
  



• Saloon:

  
  
  
  
  • L-shaped seating to port with central dining table that could convert to a double berth
  
  
  • Bench seat/Berths and storage to starboard
  
  
  • "L " shaped galley to Port
  
  
  • Eberspacher diesel heating
    
    
  
  

Sails & Rigging

• Rig Type: Ketch




• Spars: Aluminium




• Sails:

  
  
  
  
  • Mainsail
  
  
  • Mizzen sail
  
  
  • Genoa (roller furling)
  
  
  • Headsail Furling
  
  
  • Mainsail with lazy jacks
  
  
  • Fully Battened mainsail reefing
    
    
  
  

• Deck & Safety Equipment:

  
  
  
  
  • Wheelhouse window covers
  
  
  • Electric anchor windlass
  
  
  • Mooring cleats
  
  
  • Stainless steel guardrails
  
  
  • Anchor Chain & Warp
  
  
  • Winches
  
  
  • Lifebelts
  
  
  • Liferaft
  
  
  • Boarding ladder
  
  
  • Fenders & warps
  
  
  • Life jackets
  
  
  • Fire extinguishers
  
  
  • Manual and electric bilge pumps
  
  
  • Boat hook
  
  
  • Dinghy & Outboard
  
  


• Hull Finish: White GRP hull, traditional lines



• Deck Finish: GRP with non-slip surface

Navigation & Electronics

• Plastimo Compass


• Raymarine C120 Radar/GPS/plotter


• Raymarine RAY430 loud hailer and horn system


• Raymarine ST60 + wind speed direction


• Ratheon ST60 Multi repeater


• Raymarine ST60 + Tridata log, speed and depth


• Garmin GPS 128


• Autohelm 6000 autopilot


• Icom - M412 VHF radio with DSC


• Icom IC-M502 VHF radio with DSC and remote operation mike


• Radio /CD


• Navigation Lights

Owners Comments

• There is a 2018 survey available on request with the majority of recomendations covered.

Summary

The Banjer 37 is a capable and rugged Scandinavian motor sailer, built with heavy GRP construction and classic design features. The powerful Perkins 6-cylinder 95 HP diesel engine provides excellent motoring performance and reliability, while the ketch rig offers versatile sail handling in all conditions. Ideal for coastal cruising, extended liveaboard use, or offshore passages.