1975 Cape George 36
$89,500
Boat in San Pedro, CA 90731 US
Built in 1975
36
1 Engine (Westerbeke)
36 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
Here is your chance to own
one of the most highly regarded Bluewater Sailboats ever made,
the Cape George 36!
Skylark has been recently sailed back by her owner from Hawaii
and is now in Southern California.
The boat has gone through a complete retrofit last year
in preparation for a world cruise and potential Golden Globe Race.
The Golden Globe Race in 2022 was won by a Cape George 36!
The GGR is one of the most challenging ocean races in the world.
It is sailed single-handed,
rounds the 3 Great Capes and is done without the use of modern electronics!
3 Cape George 36's are entered into the 2026 Race.
Skylark has just had the following completed in late 2025
-Bottom Paint-
-New Deck Non-skid with Mahogany Subfloor-
-New Cabin House Paint with Non-skid-
The Cape George 36 is highly regarded for it's exceptional seaworthiness, comfortable motion and proven performance in demanding ocean conditions. They are built rock solid with hand-laid fiberglass that is 1/2" to 1" in thickness. The boat features a full length keel and transom hung rudder. Built as a heavy displacement vessel with a displacement of 23,300lbs. and an internal lead ballast of 10,500lbs.; providing for excellent stability, tracking and self-righting ability in heavy weather. Despite the weight, the 36 offers strong sailing performance, her cutter rig allows for many sail plan options while underway.
Engine/Mechanical
-New Hearth Transmission ('24)
-Heat exchanger Service ('24)
-Engine hoses and filters ('24)
Rigging/Sailing Equipment
-Sheets and Halyards ('24)
-Spruce wood custom tiller ('24)
-Monitor Wind Vane ('24)
-Custom Jordan Series Drogue with chainplates installed on the stern of the boat ('24)
-Standing Rigging ('20)
-Furler (Profurl)
-Running Backstays w/Garhauer Tackle
-Spinnaker Pole
Electronics/Navigation
-(2) AGM 8D 245 AH Batteries ('24)
-Xantrex Battery Charger ('24)
-Pelagic Heavy Tiller Pilot ('24)
-(3) Solar Panels
-B&G Triton Display
-Simrad GPS/Chartplotter
-Simrad Radar
-VHF (iCOM)
-Single Side Band Radio (iCOM)
-AIS
Sails
-Main (North)
-Yankee (Quantum)
-Staysail (Quantum)
-Spinnaker w/Sock (Lidgard)
-Storm Trysail and Storm Staysail
Additional Upgrades
-Marine Village Little Wonder Water maker
-Maxwell VWC 1500 Windlass ('25)
-Force 10 Stove/Range
-Hurricane refrigeration system
-Bruce Anchor
-CQR Anchor
-300' of chain, primary anchor
-300' of chain, secondary anchor
Call the listing broker today to schedule
your private showing of this impressive vessel!
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2/17/26 | Initial price | $89,500 |
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Overview from around the web 1975 Cape George 36
Customers praise the 1975 Cape George 36 for its classic design and solid construction, highlighting its spacious and comfortable interior that suits extended cruising
Many appreciate the boat’s balanced sailing performance and stability, making it a reliable choice for both coastal and offshore adventures. Owners often mention the quality craftsmanship and timeless appeal of the Cape George 36, noting that it holds its value well and continues to be a cherished vessel among sailing enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1975 Cape George 36 is a classic cruiser known for its solid construction and traditional design. Here are some of the pros and cons associated with this model:
Pros
Sturdy Build: Known for its robust and durable construction, the Cape George 36 offers excellent seaworthiness and longevity.
Classic Aesthetics: The traditional lines and craftsmanship appeal to sailors who appreciate classic styling.
Spacious Interior: For a 36-foot boat, it provides a comfortable and well-laid-out interior suitable for extended cruising.
Good Sailing Performance: Balanced design offers stable handling and respectable performance under sail.
Quality Materials: Often built with high-quality materials, contributing to its durability and value retention.
Cons
Older Design: As a 1975 model, some design elements may feel dated compared to more modern sailboats.
Maintenance Requirements: Older boats generally require more upkeep, including potential updates to rigging, systems, and interior components.
Heavier Displacement: The solid construction results in a heavier boat, which might affect speed and agility under certain conditions.
Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some of the conveniences and technological advancements found in newer vessels.
Made For
The 1975 Cape George 36 is designed for sailors who value a combination of classic design, solid construction, and excellent cruising capabilities. It is ideal for those seeking a reliable and comfortable sailboat for coastal cruising or longer voyages, offering spacious accommodations and sturdy performance. Whether you're an experienced sailor looking for a dependable cruiser or an enthusiast who appreciates traditional craftsmanship, the Cape George 36 provides a timeless sailing experience.
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Contact Seattle Yachts - Los Angeles about 1975 Cape George 36
13900 Marquesas Way, #6002, Marina Del Rey, CA, 90292
Contact Seattle Yachts - Los Angeles
13900 Marquesas Way, #6002, Marina Del Rey, CA, 90292
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