1982 Fiberform 34 Executive Power Cruiser MIE340 in Richmond, VA

I bought this boat, Mr. Ed, in the summer of 2007. During that summer my wife and I used it several times on 1 or 2 night trips, but stayed in the marina on our slip most of those times. We took it out of the slip 2 or 3 times for day trips and one time for a 2 day overnight trip. We then put the boat in dry storage, for a little over a year, to allow proper drying, prior to having a bottom job done. That has now been completed, along with the installation of a keel guard, and the boat is back in its slip. So, I have had relatively little experience with this boat, but all systems worked flawlessly during any of my use. He delivered the boat to me in immaculate condition. I feel I have maintained the boat in that condition during my short ownership and limited use.As with any boat of any age, there are some fiberglass defects. There have been several areas on the hull which have been repaired. The color match may not be perfect on all of them, but, in my opinion, is certainly acceptable. I have been told that transporting this boat is not practical because of it's height. Therefore, a buyer should plan on leaving the boat moored at Lake Powell. ---Features:60 gallon fresh water tank plus a water purification system (one of the upgrades) for unlimited drinking water.The full galley is located midship and features a double stainless steel sink, large capacity refrigerator/freezer, stove/oven and microwave. Adjacent to the galley is a dining area, which converts to sleeping quarters for two. A forward V-berth accommodates two as well. The salon features a sleeper sofa for two, teak bar with a sink, TV/DVD combination, ice maker, wood coffee table and bar stools.The near new Seaward hot water heater has a capacity of 11 gallons. It is heated by 110 AC and, also, by the starboard engine.There is a head, sink and shower located port midship. The black holding tank capacity is 40 gallons.The rear deck is roomy and features an AC/DC refrigerator/freezer and teak wood cooler. The swim platform is large and has a swim ladder and mooring whips.The flybridge has a small refrigerator unit and lots of seating and storage. It is large enough to sleep additional people under the stars.Mr. Ed is powered by twin 454cid inboard Merc cruiser engines with approximately 800 hours. Gas capacity is 250 gallons. There is a toy gas pump installed which draws from the main engine tanks. New propellers were recently installed. They are connnected to drippless shafts (another of the upgrades). The boat can be operated from either the flybridge or from the salon, at starboard midship.A 6.5 KW Onan gas generator provides plenty of power when away from the slip. When at the dock, there are two Marinco power inlets, with 30' power cords.