36 Shannon 1991 Boat for Sale

Gypsy Queen

ASKING PRICE: $150,000 Watch Price

Little River, SC

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Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht docked at marina, side view.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht docked, named "Gypsy Queen."

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat with helm station.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht with wooden decor and cozy seating area.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht with cozy seating area.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht, featuring kitchen and seating area.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht kitchen with wooden cabinetry.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht, featuring cozy seating area.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with cozy bed and storage.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with wooden furnishings and bed.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with wood paneling and bed.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Bathroom on a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat with shower and sink.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Bathroom on a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat with blue towels and shower curtain.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with bed and storage.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with bed and closet.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Open storage compartment on a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior view of a Shannon VOYAGER 1991 engine room.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Shannon VOYAGER 1991 yacht docked in marina, surrounded by boats.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Electrical system of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior view of 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht with wooden doors.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Shannon VOYAGER 1991 yacht cockpit with helm and marina view.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Shannon VOYAGER 1991 helm in marina setting.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Interior view of Shannon VOYAGER 1991 yacht in marina.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Shannon VOYAGER 1991 with solar panels in marina.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Engine compartment of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat with wooden flooring.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Engine room of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat, showcasing complex machinery.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Engine room of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat with red engine.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Aerial view of a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER with solar panels at dock.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER in marina, surrounded by other boats.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht docked at marina.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht docked with solar panels.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER yacht docked in marina, sunny day.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Stern view of "Gypsy Queen" yacht docked at marina.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics 1991 Shannon VOYAGER boat docked in harbor.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Boats in harbor, including a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER model.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Aerial view of sailboats in marina, Shannon VOYAGER 1991.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Aerial view of a bustling marina with numerous boats and buildings in the background.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Boats in marina, including a 1991 Shannon VOYAGER.

Gypsy Queen Yacht Photos Pics Aerial view of marina with numerous boats and surrounding buildings.

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Last updated Jan 8, 2026

Gypsy Queen Boat | 36' Shannon 1991

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Rhode Island boatbuilding history. This 1991 Shannon Voyager 36 is Hull #5 of an estimated production run of fewer than 25 vessels. Designed by the legendary Walt Schulz and hand-crafted by the Schulz Boat Company (Shannon Yachts), this vessel was engineered specifically to solve the dilemma of the lifelong sailor transitioning to power: how to gain speed and comfort without sacrificing seaworthiness or aesthetic beauty.

Pedigree & Construction Unlike mass-production trawlers of this era, Hull #5 carries the NHN manufacturer code, certifying its origin from Walt Schulz’s semi-custom yard in Bristol, RI. The build quality mirrors the world-renowned Shannon sailboats—featuring a composite core construction for superior strength-to-weight ratio and insulation. This is not a "production boat"; it is a boutique yacht built to bluewater standards.

Performance Schulz dubbed this design a "Powerball"—a unique hull form that defies the slow-trawler stereotype. While she offers the classic lines and fuel efficiency of a trawler at displacement speeds, her patented hull design generates lift aft, allowing her to plane and cruise at 12–15+ knots when needed. She tracks straight, handles following seas with the grace of a sailboat, and eliminates the "wallowing" often associated with traditional trawlers.

The Ideal Owner This vessel is perfect for the discerning yachtsman who appreciates the teak joinery, bronze hardware, and over-engineered systems typical of a high-end sailboat, but desires the climate-controlled helm and extended cruising range of a trawler. A true collector’s item for those who understand the Shannon difference.

Denison Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Professional Yacht Sales International.

Denison Yacht Sales offers the details of this yacht in good faith but can’t guarantee the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of this boat for sale. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal from that yacht market without notice. She is offered as a convenience by this yacht broker to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a specific yacht for sale.

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Gypsy Queen HIGHLIGHTS

Yacht Details: 36' Shannon 1991
Location: Little River, SC
Engines: Peninsular
Last Updated: Jan 8, 2026
Asking Price: $150,000
Maximum Speed: 18 kn
Max Draft: 3' 0''

Gypsy Queen additional information

Specifications

Cruising Speed: 10 kn
Maximum Speed: 18 kn
Beam: 13' 3''
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Max Draft: 3' 0''
Displacement: 17,500 lb
Fuel Tank: 2 x 175|gallon
Fresh Water: 2 x 75|gallon
Holding: 1 x 35|gallon
Cabins: 2
Heads: 1

Solar System

? Upgraded Solar & Power System – Turnkey for Off-Grid Cruising

This boat is equipped with a professionally installed, high-end Victron Energy solar and power management system, making it ideal for extended cruising, liveaboard life, or off-grid adventures.

The system features four 390W solar panels (1,560W total) mounted on the bimini, paired with premium Victron components throughout for reliable, efficient power generation and monitoring. A Victron MultiPlus II inverter/charger, Cerbo GX control system, smart shunt, and MPPT charge controllers allow full system visibility and intelligent power management from anywhere onboard.

Additional upgrades include:

Victron DC-DC charger for charging while underway
Heavy-duty marine wiring, bus bars, fusing, and disconnects
Properly sized battery cabling and safety components
Solar disconnects and monitoring integration
Clean, professional installation designed for long-term reliability

This setup dramatically reduces generator runtime, supports modern onboard living, and is perfectly suited for cruising, anchoring out, or full-time living aboard.

Perfect for buyers looking for a capable, self-sufficient cruising vessel with a modern electrical system already dialed in.

Engines

Power: Twin Peninsular 400TA-310 (310 HP each)

The "American Iron" Advantage: Based on the legendary GM 6.5L "Optimizer" V8 diesel block (widely used in military Humvees), these engines offer a unique combination of high torque, low weight, and parts availability that heavier European or industrial diesels cannot match.

Power-to-Weight Ratio: Significantly lighter than comparable Caterpillar or Detroit diesels of this era. This reduced weight allows the Voyager 36’s "Powerball" hull to plane easily and achieve efficient 20+ knot cruising speeds without needing massive horsepower.

Easy Serviceability: Because they share a block with millions of GM trucks and military vehicles, core internal parts, starters, sensors, and gaskets are widely available at standard automotive parts retailers, avoiding the "marine premium" and long lead times of imported engine parts.

Efficiency: Capable of a miserly 3-4 GPH (combined) at trawler speeds (7-8 knots), or a fast cruise of 18-20 knots when you need to outrun weather.

Replacements And Additions

Major Mechanical, Electrical & Systems Upgrades