FOR SALE:

1977 MacGregor V222
(Venture 2-22')
#G3054
IA 8779 AF
$4,000
Includes three FREE sailing lessons for
those interested!
This is the boat that thousands of sailors have fallen in love
with. Designed in 1970 by Roger MacGregor. CLICK HERE to see why this is THE ideal all-around sailboat.
With this listed price are included:
- Boat with all standing &
running rigging
- Specifications
- Hull Identification Number: HIN VACG3054M77K
- Manufactured in October of 1977. Reference: U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Boating Skills & Seamanship, 11th Edition, pages 2-2 and 2-3 and MacGregor Yacht Corp.
- Outboard Power: 1 1/2 to 10 horsepower, Transom Mounted
- Molded-in non-skid deck surfaces
- Mast and Boom: Anodized Aluminum
- Cabin hatch with hasp and padlock
- Pop-top cabin with tent cover and storage bag in good condition
- Accepts a portable head (Porta-potty toilet not included)
- New curtains and cushions
- Ship's papers with full documentation and records
- Main sail #3224 with first set of reefing points, battans and boot cover
- Working Jib sail
- Sail bag
- Mercury 110 9.8 hp outboard motor
- New wiring and plugs
- 3 gallon Sierra gas tank and filling funnel
- Extra spark plugs
- Safety chain
- Owner's manual
- Service manual
- Fire extinguisher
- Lewmar (England) 7 Single Speed Jib Sheet windlass with crank, port and starboard
- "Tiller Tender" auto-pilot
- Safety rail and netting
- Jim-Buoy life ring
- Eight flotation devices
- Danforth anchor and 150' rode
- Pulpit Anchor hanger
- Bow, stern port and starboard mooring lines
- Five fenders
- US flag and pole (mount on the transom)
- Swimming ladder
- 6' paddle
- Cabin walk-way rugs
- wastebasket
- Bow search light
- Stern cockpit search light
- Bow and stern running lights
- Cabin light
- Forward berth light
- Cabin walk-way night light
- 12 volt deep cycle battery (year 2000)
- Battery gauge
- 110 volt outlet strip with surge protector
- Citizen Band Two-way Radio with manual
- Zero ground CB antenna
- AM/FM Cassette stereo with antenna
- Two 6"x9" 100 watt Pioneer cabin speakers
- Ray Jefferson 511 Depth Sounder with manual
- Water Temperature gauge
- Rotating cabin fan
- Mast raising system
- Mast trailering crotch
- Tall pitch boat cover (Stores well through the winter) with shock cords
- Bucket & brush
- Trailer strap
- 1977 Trail-Rite Trailer with front and rear jacks and extra bearing buddies
- Three FREE sailing lessons for
those interested
Contact James Roland at 712-243-5227 or 712-249-3940
Mail to [email protected]






MacGregor Yacht Corporation, 1631 Placentia, Costa Mesa, California, 92627
Phone 949 642 6830 Fax 949 642 5379
There is no nicer or lower cost way to spend time than sailing. There are few things in the world that are as quiet, graceful and downright fun. You will find no better way to spend an hour, a weekend or an entire vacation. From the vantage point of a sailboat, the normal cares of the world seem small. A sailboat is versatile. For a couple, put on the music, fill the ice chest and you have romance. It is also a wonderful sport for a family. Most of the families that own these boats have children, and the kids seem to love it. If you want a thrill, few sports can equal heavy weather sailboat racing.
There is also much to be said for quietly sailing off all by yourself. Sailing is one of the few pastimes left where you can get away from the crowds. There are thousands of quiet coves, rivers, islands, anchorages and secluded waterways. Many of the best vacation places are at the edge of water. Unfortunately, the land side is packed with humanity. The water side has barely been touched. With a boat as your own private island, you can enjoy all the beauty and seclusion you want...and the fishing is usually good. If you like people, crowds and action, a sailboat can get you there too.
Roger MacGregor
MacGregor Yacht Corporation began, in the early 60's, as a class project at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, while Roger MacGregor was earning an MBA degree. The company has always been the most innovative in the industry. We invented the retracting keel and started the trailerable sailboat market, the fastest growing segment of sailing. After MacGregor built tens of thousands of retracting keel sailboats, cars became smaller and lighter. Weight reduction became essential for safer and easier trailering. We then invented the water ballast system, that provides the safety of a true keelboat, with the light weight needed for trailering and high performance. The MacGregor designed water ballast system has been copied by other major builders, and has become the new standard for the trailerable sailboat industry. The light weight then allowed us to develop a high performance sailboat that can be driven at high speed by relatively low horsepower outboard motors. The culmination of all of this is the MacGregor 26.
Most major sailboat companies have had a shot at making trailerables, including such well known names as Islander, Columbia, Cal, O'day, Clipper, Coastal Recreation (Aquarius), Newport Boats, San Juan, Ericson, Bayliner, Reinell, Laguna, Olson, Schock and dozens of others. They are either gone completely, no longer attempt to compete in this market, or are building so few of this type of boat that they are no longer a significant factor. The trailerable cruiser is a small boat with the amenities of a big boat. To pack these amenities into a boat which is light enough to haul around, and to take the abuse of trailering, you really have to optimize. They were unable to do this, control costs, provide performance, or give customers what they wanted. Acquisition by large conglomerates sank several companies under layers of management. Many suffered from warrantee problems and others died off because they had so many types of boats in their line that they couldn't concentrate on building detailed, foolproof, low cost tooling and production systems for any one boat.
The result is that we have the best selling boat of this type in the world. We have built over 36,000 sailboats. In this competitive society, we would have been gone along time ago if our boats weren't right.
Sail Magazine recently recognized MacGregor as one of the most innovative of the sailboat builders over the last 3 decades, and as the builder that brought affordable sailing to thousands.
Sales Brochure
MacGregor Yacht Co. History
V222 Owner's Manual
"How To Sail" by Roger MacGregor
Interesting Hull ID info
MacGregor Owner's Association of New England
MacGregor Yacht Co.