Condition Used – good Band colour - White Priced to sell: skip the shake-down season — this one’s ready to cruise now! A must see if you are in the market. Beautifully maintained 1976 Dufour 31 — a solid, capable French cruiser known for her balance, comfort, and classic lines. She’s in excellent overall condition, turn-key and ready to sail. Perfect for Puget Sound weekends or extended trips - we completed a 15 day San Juans trip this season. We’ve done extensive engine and systems work, and she’s dialed in — reliable, clean, and easy to handle. For interested buyers, I can share the latest marine survey — just reach out! --- --- --- Engine: Volvo Penta MD3020 Fuel: 13 gallon tank Recent Work: yearly oil change, all filters, transmission fluid, etc. She has a new alternator and electrical harness, and last season we replaced the upper, sealed coolant system of the engine. Cold starts instantly even after a few weeks in winter conditions. Rig/Sails: New rigging and sails (5 years old Dacron - still crinkly!). Furling headsail. Electrical: She's equipped with an autopilot system, Raymarine Hybrid Touch chart platter and depth gauge. All wiring has been replaced and all lights LED. New plumbing throughout, including a water heater and gimbaled alcohol two burner stove. She has 2x Solar Panels with a RM-6 remote meter and 2 batteries, in good condition. Also includes a VHF radio, AIS receiver and a stereo with speakers in saloon. Interior: V Berth forward for two, and a double berth starboard, two 1/4 berths possible on the port side. Deck and Hull: Solid fiberglass hull, no blisters, well-maintained topsides. Lewmar Two Speed 40 main winches. Extras: lots of running rigging, a recently certified ditch/life raft for 4, Newport Vessels 9' dinghy with hard transom and a Honda 2.3hp outboard. Crab trap and a extra set of sails including a spinnaker and whisker pole. Dyneema lifelines (stronger than steel). Full set of new fenders (1 season old). Please note: as of April 1st, you can buy the boat and take over our slip on a monthly basis. As the season gets closer and boats move back in, you may need to get on a waiting list.