2003 Catalina 387

$179,900

Used

Boat in Chester, NS CA

builtBuilt in 2003
Year the boat was built
model

387

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (Catalina)

Engine type and count
length

39 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
39ft
Length Overall
39ft
Beam
12.33ft
Max Bridge Clearance
56ft
Max Draft
4.83ft
Displacement
8845.044lb
Cabins
2
Heads
1
Fresh Water Tanks
386gal
Fuel Tanks
140gal
Holding Tanks
91gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Engine Make
Catalina
Engine Model
387
Total Power
40hp
Fuel Type
diesel
Additional Information
Hull & Deck Hull & Finish Topsides: Navy Blue AWLGRIP finish (upgrade from standard white gelcoat) Boot-top: White AWLGRIP Cove Stripe: Light Gray Keel: Wing Keel — draft 4’10”   Deck & Coachroof Finish: White Gelcoat with contrasting Gray non-skid Bow Pulpit: Double-rail, stainless steel Stern Rail: Double-rail stainless steel with gate Lifelines: Upper & lower with gates to port and starboard Grab Rails: (2) Stainless steel on coachroof Mooring Cleats: (6) Aluminum   Helm & Cockpit Steering: Edson “Diamond Series” pedestal with 40” Destroyer-style wheel (leather wrapped) Helm Console: Custom fiberglass station for electronics & instruments Cockpit Table: Folding fiberglass with two varnished leafs (integrated in binnacle) Cockpit Grating: Removable teak Transom: Walk-through design to molded “Scoop” swim platform Cockpit Seating: 9’ long seats with (2) large aft lazarette lockers and integrated outboard storage Stern Rail Seats: (2) perch-style seats, port & starboard, both with cushions   Ventilation & Light Ports & Hatches: All opening units equipped with screens and accordion-style shades Opening Ports: 6 Opening Hatches (Deck): 5 (forward of companionway) Opening Hatches (Cockpit): 2 (for aft-cabin ventilation beneath hinged cockpit seats) Solar Vent: Stainless steel Fixed Portlights: (4 large + 6 small), all with shades Companionway: Large 3-section varnished boards with Dark Blue Sunbrella cover AccommodationsCabin Configuration Layout: Two-stateroom layout featuring: Aft Cabin: “Large Transom Berth” — 54” wide x 90” long Forward Cabin: “Double Berth,” offset to port — 48” wide x 75” long Headroom: 6’9” in main salon Joinery: Rich teak interior finish throughout   Salon & Dining Main Salon Tables: (2) Teak dinette tables on a double pedestal (port side) Small table shown in interior photos Large table stored in a dedicated rack in the aft cabin (port side aft) Cabin Sole: Teak & Holly finish Interior Upholstery: Forward & Aft Cabins: Medium Blue Corduroy fabric Main Salon & Aft-Cabin verticals: Dark Blue UltraLeather Accent Details: (4) Custom throw pillows — Blue & White stripe pattern Padded, removable non-slip beige carpet sections throughout       GalleyLayout “L”-shaped galley located to port of the companionway   Appliances & Equipment Stove & Oven: PRINCESS (3) burner propane stove with oven — stainless steel, gimbaled Propane System: 10 lb aluminum propane tank with remote gas shut-off solenoid switch Refrigeration: ADLER-BARBOUR 12 VDC system — top and side-opening access, ~6 cu. ft. capacity HeadLayout Location: Aft, to starboard of the companionway entrance Design: Separate stall shower enclosure for comfort and privacy   Systems & Equipment Water System: Hot & cold pressure water service with shower Toilet: Electric-flush marine head (freshwater flush; new in 2012) with macerator Holding Tank: 24 US gallons with “Y” valve for overboard discharge and deck pump-out fitting   Sails & RiggingMast & Rig Configuration Mast Type: Optional Charleston Spars Roller-Furling Mast for mainsail Rig Design: Double spreader, deck-stepped mast Construction: Silver anodized aluminum mast and boom Standing Rigging: 1x19 stainless steel wire Running Rigging: Internal halyards and control lines, all led aft to cockpit for ease of handling Mast Steps: (2) Folding aluminum mast steps   Rig Dimensions I: 50’ 11” (15.52 m) J: 14’ 8” (4.47 m) P: 44’ 2” (13.48 m) E: 15’ 8” (4.78 m) Sail Area (100% Fore & Main Triangles): 719.71 sq. ft   Sail Handling Systems Mainsail Furling: Charleston Spars roller-furling mainsail system Genoa Furling: Schaefer 3100 roller-furling system Traveler: Garhauer traveler with cross-haul system and ball-bearing car Genoa Tracks: Inboard-mounted with (2) Garhauer E-Z Glide low-friction blocks Turning Blocks: (2) Stainless steel, aft-mounted Boom Vang: Rigid, spring/oil type, stainless steel with control line led aft to cockpit Halyards & Control Lines: Main halyard and (2) genoa halyards — all replaced with new lines (2014) Line Management: Line organizers for halyards and control lines to lead aft Line Stoppers: (8) Spinlock units (two banks of four each, port & starboard) Port: Main outhaul, mainsail furling, genoa halyard, traveler Starboard: Topping lift, boom vang, main halyard, traveler   Winches — HARKEN (2) H44ST — Two-speed, self-tailing primary/genoa sheet winches (2) H23ST — Two-speed, self-tailing halyard and control line winches (2) Aluminum winch handles   Sails Mainsail: Roller-furling Genoa: 135% with Dark Blue Sunbrella UV tabling cover ElectronicsHelm & Navigation All cockpit electronics installed at the helm station with custom display mounts integrated into the binnacle console for optimal visibility and control VHF Radios: Standard Intrepid VHF Standard RAM Mic (remote station at helm)   Navigation Systems — Raymarine GPS/Radar: Raymarine SL70C Color GPS / Radar display Compass: Ritchie PowerDamp compass   Performance Instruments — Raymarine ST60 Series Speed & Distance Log Depth Sounder Apparent Wind Indicator / Wind Speed (AWI/WS)   Autopilot Raymarine RM6000+ Autopilot system   Entertainment Stereo System: ULB Marine M-140 AM/FM/CD stereo with: (2) Cockpit speakers (2) Lifestyle interior speakers ElectricalElectrical Systems Power Configuration: 12 VDC Ship’s Service and 110 VAC Shore Power systems Batteries (12 VDC): (4) D Rolls Batteries Battery Charger: Charles 40A Inverter Electrical Panels: Full 12 VDC / 110 VAC panels located at the Navigation Station Safety Features: Reverse-polarity indicator with light Shore Power: (2) 50’ shore power cords with dual 30A Hubbell connectors (2) 100 Watt Solar Panels_   HVAC System: MarineAir reverse-cycle heat and air-conditioning system Zones: (2) independently controlled zones — Zone 1: Main Salon & Forward Cabin Zone 2: Aft Cabin (System new in 2012)   Plumbing & Water Systems Hot/Cold Water: Pressure water system with 11 US gallon hot water heater (engine & shore power) Fresh Water Capacity: 102 US gallons total — split between two tanks Tank Monitoring: ACU-GAGE Tank Quantity Monitor System for both freshwater tanks and holding tank (Note: currently functions only for the holding tank) Cockpit Shower: Pressure-fed freshwater shower on the transom Bilge Pumps (3): (1) Manual pump (cockpit) (1) Electric/automatic bilge pump (main bilge) (1) Shower sump pump   Lighting   Interior Lighting: (11) Overhead lights (8) Reading lights (1) Nav-flex light (at navigation station) (1) Fluorescent light (in head)   Exterior Lighting: Navigation lights (bow & stern rail-mounted) Masthead light Steaming light Foredeck light Additional Windlass: Maxwell 800 electric/manual anchor windlass with foot switches for “up” and “down” in anchor well Anchors: 35 lb CQR Plow 33 lb Lewmar Claw Anchor Handling: (2) Stainless steel bow anchor roller sprits Large anchor well for rode and chain storage Dual anchor rode systems stowed in the forward anchor locker Canvas & Covers — Dark Blue Sunbrella (New 2015) Dodger: Stainless steel frame Bimini: Stainless steel frame Dodger-to-Bimini Connector Helm Station & Cockpit Table Cover Companionway Board Set Cover: For varnished 3-piece hatch boards Split Backstay Padded Covers: Located aft of helm station Winch Covers: (4) HARKEN winch covers Dinghy & Davits Zodiac (no motor) Davits: Stainless steel KATO davit system Boarding Ladder: Custom hinged stern ladder allowing dinghy deployment and retrieval while in place Safety Equipment  Fire Extinguishers Lifesling Overboard Rescue System (5) Throwable Buoyant Cushions (white) Miscellaneous Deck Gear Dock Lines Fenders Fender Holders: (2) Stainless steel, mounted forward on lower lifeline stanchions Grill: MAGMA stainless steel propane gas grill (stern rail mounted) Ship’s Clock: Brass-finish, mounted in main salon (starboard forward) Cockpit Cushions: (5) sections, white with tan trim Teak Step: Removable, located at helm station Cup Holders: (2) in cockpit, attached to perch seats
Disclaimer
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

DateEventPrice
4/15/26Initial price$179,900

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Overview from around the web 2003 Catalina 387

Customers praise the 2003 Catalina 387 for its spacious and comfortable interior, making it ideal for extended cruising and liveaboard lifestyles

Many highlight the boat’s solid construction and reliable performance under sail, noting its balanced handling and ease of maneuvering. The ample storage and well-thought-out layout receive positive remarks, as does the bright and airy salon with large windows. Owners also appreciate the generous cockpit space and functional deck design, which contribute to a safe and enjoyable sailing experience. Overall, the 2003 Catalina 387 is valued for combining comfort, practicality, and dependable sailing capabilities.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2003 Catalina 387 is a popular cruising sailboat known for its comfortable design and solid performance. Here are some of the key pros and cons:

Pros

Spacious Interior: The Catalina 387 offers a roomy and well-thought-out interior with multiple cabin layouts, providing ample comfort for extended cruising.

Good Performance: With a balanced sail plan and moderate displacement, it delivers respectable sailing performance for coastal and offshore passages.

Quality Construction: Built with solid fiberglass hull and deck, the boat is known for durability and ease of maintenance.

Easy Handling: Features like a well-positioned cockpit, in-mast furling mainsail (on some models), and straightforward systems make it manageable for short-handed crews.

Good Storage: Plenty of storage space below decks for gear and provisions, enhancing liveaboard comfort.

Attractive Design: Classic Catalina styling with a modern touch appeals to many sailors looking for a traditional cruiser.

Cons

Weight: The boat is moderately heavy, which can affect light wind performance compared to lighter, more race-oriented designs.

In-mast Furling Trade-offs: While convenient, the in-mast furling mainsail can reduce sail shape quality and overall sail area, impacting upwind performance.

Engine Power: The standard engine may be underpowered for some, particularly in adverse conditions or when motoring against strong currents.

Limited Headroom: Though generally comfortable, headroom in certain areas might feel restrictive for taller individuals.

Older Design Features: Some systems and fittings may feel dated compared to more recent models, requiring updates or upgrades.

Made For

The 2003 Catalina 387 is ideal for sailors and cruising enthusiasts seeking a spacious, comfortable, and well-designed sailboat. It’s perfect for couples or small families looking for a reliable vessel for coastal cruising or extended voyages. With its roomy interior, modern amenities, and solid sailing performance, the Catalina 387 appeals to those who want a balance of comfort and capability on the water. Whether you’re a weekend adventurer or an experienced cruiser, this boat offers a versatile and enjoyable sailing experience.

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Principal Loan Amount$ 152,915
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Principal Loan Amount$ 152,915
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