1992? Are you referring to the
1982 Marine Trader 44 in San Diego? With the owner in (cough) Colorado?
Looks like it's been more of a liveaboard recently. Ancient marine electronic and new flatscreen TVs. And, um, rocking chairs in the cockpit. Nice touch. And what the hell is going on with that bulkhead above the tub? And the 3 lines going into/near the port bow hawsehole in addition to the mooring line and power? And (degraded) tennis balls for engine controls? it's not every day you see a boat without any windshield wipers - must be an interesting story there.
I don't know that particular boat, but annecdotally these boats are...average for their type. And this type typically has problems with the wood in the flybridge deck, under the teak decks, and in the superstructure (like those aft outboard supports for the boat deck). And often the teak decks have allowed water to collect on the iron tanks - it's very common for them to need replacing after 30+ years unless someone has paid particular attention.
If you're referring to some other boat then ignore all my snide comments about this vessel. And post some images so I can pick on that one instead!
