2007 Catalina 350 
Hull #46
Universal M-35BC- approx 1,000 hours 

Propeller and shaft;

Folding prop  Gori Prop
Dripless cutlass bearing

Sails / Gear

In mast furler 

Furling jib 

Sails by north sail 

Asymetric spinnaker
Whisker pole (aluminum carbon fiber)
Adjustable fairleads /  jib sheet cars

Dinghy;
Dinghy has been stored in garage 
Achilles Dinghy Model LSI-96 LGY 
Length 9'6" 
Width 5'2" 
Weight 73 lbs 
Outboard motor:
Model number NS3.5 B2. SSN; 34420

Achilles dinghy 2009  9’2” hypalon

Can fit in front of the mast 

2 stroke out board with engine mount and engine hoist 

Dinghy running lights
12 volt air pump with dinghy in storage
Floating Dinghy tow line, lessens the risk of a prop wrap
Achilles Dinghy Model LSI-96 LGY

Ground Tackle  

Bow anchor Delta 16 KG  282’ approx Rhode and 78 chain
Fortress stern anchor  30’ chain

Electrical
2- 4 D AGM Batteries
All lights are LED
2 Shore power cables

Additional Gear:

4 fenders 

2 sets of dock lines

Dan buoy inflatable man over board marker

Known for combining modern cruising comfort with excellent sailing performance—something not all production cruisers in its class managed well.

Massive Interior Space for a 35-Footer:

The Catalina 350 MKI was designed with maximum interior volume, making it feel more like a 38–40 foot boat inside. 

The beam (13 feet) is carried well aft, which:

•    Creates a huge aft cabin (unusually spacious for this size)

    •    Offers standing headroom throughout (around 6’7”)

    •    Gives you a queen-sized centerline berth forward, rare on a 35’ boat 

Bonus :

    •    This is a Long keel version, with custom rudder extension from the factory 
          and with the wide beam it gives it remarkable stability under sail.

    •    Separate shower stall in the head—again, rare for this size.

    •    In-mast furling and all lines led aft make it extremely easy to single-hand.

    •    The 350 won Cruising World’s “Best Production Cruiser” (under 40’) when 
         first introduced.

In short: the 2007 Catalina 350 MKI is one of those boats where Catalina got nearly everything just right for a cruising couple or small family. It’s comfortable, simple, and seaworthy—hard to beat in that price/size range.

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.