1988 Catalina Cutter Rig Sold Boat in Punta Gorda, FL US
Built in 1988
Cutter Rig
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36 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig | ||||||
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| Price | $49,900 | $49,900 | $50,000 | $45,900 | $54,900 | $55,000 |
| Location | Punta Gorda | Port Charlotte | Saint Petersburg | Green Cove Springs | Fort Pierce | Indiantown |
| Nominal Length | 36' | 44' | 31' | 46' | 35' | 44' |
| Beam | 11' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Perkins | - | Westerbeke | Yanmar | Perkins |
| Total Engine Power | - | 62 hp | - | 64 hp | 38 hp | 62 hp |
| Days on Market | 2125 | 58 | 631 | 328 | 34 | 212 |
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Beautiful interior with 6' 5" headroom, full galley, teak with green leather cushions. Sleeps 4 in 2 private cabins and 2-3 more in convertible salon settees.
� Cutter Rig with 48' 6" bridge clearance
� 16,500 BTU air conditioning (2018)
� Mainsail stackpack to ease sail flaking and storage (2018)
� Custom integrated dinghy davit system with solar panel
� Beautiful unique green hull
Looking for an affordable well-built sailboat for short or long range cruising and liveaboard? Take a close look at this Catalina 36customized for easy cruising in shallow waters with those low bridges common to cruising in FL, Atlantic and Gulf intercoastal and Caribbean waters. Wing keel with 4' 5" draft, 48' 6" mast height, removable inner forestay with staysail, asymmetrical spinnaker with dousing sock, mainsail stackpack provide opportunity to expand traditional sailing to backwater and near shore cruising as well as offshore.
Beautiful interior with 6' 5" headroom, full galley, teak with green leather cushions. Sleeps 4 in 2 private cabins and 2-3 more in convertible salon settees.
� Cutter Rig with 48' 6" bridge clearance
� 16,500 BTU air conditioning (2018)
� Mainsail stackpack to ease sail flaking and storage (2018)
� Custom integrated dinghy davit system with solar panel
� Beautiful unique green hull
Overview from around the web 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig
Customers appreciate the 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig for its robust build and versatile sailing capabilities
Many highlight its excellent balance and ease of handling, making it suitable for both cruising and more extended voyages. Owners often praise its spacious interior layout, which provides comfort during longer trips. The cutter rig configuration is noted for offering flexible sail plan options, enhancing performance in various wind conditions. Overall, the 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig is regarded as a reliable and well-designed vessel that appeals to sailors seeking a sturdy and adaptable sailboat.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig offers a blend of classic design and practical sailing features. Here are some of the key pros and cons:
Pros
Versatile Sail Plan: The cutter rig provides multiple sail configurations, making it easier to balance the sail plan in varying wind conditions and improving upwind performance.
Solid Construction: Built with Catalina’s reputation for durable and reliable craftsmanship, the 1988 model features sturdy materials suited for cruising.
Spacious Interior: The design offers ample cabin space, making it comfortable for extended trips and liveaboard situations.
Good Stability: The hull design and ballast provide solid stability, enhancing safety and confidence while sailing.
Easy Handling: Despite its size, the cutter rig allows for manageable sail handling, especially beneficial for short-handed crews.
Cons
Heavier Rigging: The additional stays and sails of the cutter rig can add complexity and weight aloft, potentially affecting performance in light winds.
Maintenance: More sails and rigging components mean increased maintenance requirements and costs compared to simpler sloop rigs.
Sailing Complexity: The cutter setup may be less straightforward for beginner sailors due to the need to manage multiple headsails.
Older Design Elements: As a 1988 model, some aspects of the boat’s design, equipment, or systems may feel dated compared to modern sailboats.
Made For
The 1988 Catalina Cutter Rig is ideal for sailors seeking a versatile and reliable cruising sailboat. It is well-suited for those who enjoy extended coastal cruising or offshore passages, offering a robust design with ample sail plan options for various wind conditions. Its spacious layout and sturdy construction make it a great choice for families, couples, or solo adventurers looking for comfort and safety on the water. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or an enthusiastic cruiser, the Catalina Cutter Rig provides a balanced blend of performance and ease of handling.
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