36' Catalina Cruisers

Engines
Total Power: 25
Cruising Speed: 6.8kts @ 2700rpm
Max Speed: 7.2kts @ 3100rpm
Accommodations & Layout
The Catalina 36 is known for the spacious accommodations and cruiser comfort below as well as ample space for six or seven in the large cockpit. Oiled teak interior with varnished teak and holly sole, four hatches, two opening ports and six fixed ports provide plenty of natural light. Starting forward is the V-berth cabin with large bed and filler. Below is generous storage in drawers and drop-face lockers, plus under V-berth is divided compartment for sails, etc.. Next aft is the enclosed head with manual water closet, vanity and sink with hot/cold pressurized water with separate shower space. Opposite the head is a four-drawer bureau with a locker with shelves. Continuing aft is the main salon with large U-shaped dinette to port and small dinette with fore and aft facing seats to starboard. The U-shaped dinette converts to a double berth and the starboard dinette converts to a single berth. Aft of the starboard settees is the forward-facing nav station with flip-top chart table. The electrical distribution panel is located there. Further aft is the aft cabin with large double bunk and hanging lockers as well as bin storage. Opposite the nav station is the U-shaped galley.
Galley

• Refrigerator/freezer
• CNG stove
• Water heater
• S/S sinks

Electronics and Navigation

• Autohelm 4000 autopilot
• Compass
• Depth sounder
• Loran
• Interfaced auto-track GPS
• VHF radio
• Apparent and true wind speed indicator
• Stereo
• Integrated wind instruments, autopilot and GPS through NMEA interface
• GPS at nav station and repeater on helm

Electrical System

• 12V DC and 110V AC systems
• 4 golf cart batteries: 2 banks with batteries in series to produce 12V
• 20-amp automatic battery charger
• Shore power cord

Deck

• 2 Danforth anchors
• Bow pulpit, rails, life lines and side stanchions
• Cockpit awning
• Coast Guard-approved safety package including life jackets
• Docking lights, nav lights and spreader lights
• Dock lines and fenders
• MOM8 man-overboard module
• Pulpit-mounted life sling
• Canopy covering entire deck and cockpit from mast aft to stern pulpit; has side flaps that go down to life lines or roll up; all coated to prevent water intrusion

Hull

• Hull #449
• Last bottom paint May 2004

Sails and Rigging

• Manual boom vang
• S/S wire standing rigging
• Harken roller furling
• New Harken equipment 1995: blocks, line stops and traveler
• Mainsail, #1 genoa and North gennaker with sock and bag (happy face built into gennaker and laid on genoa with blue sail number tape)

Engine and Mechanical

• Approx. 33 gallons fuel
• Approx. 48 gallons water
• Engine alarm
• Fuel shut-off valve
• Manual marine head with holding tank and overboard discharge
• Lube oil storage and transfer system
• Full 3-blade feathering and reversing Max Prop propeller
• Extra propeller

Additional Salesperson's Remarks
An outstanding coastal cruiser with abundant storage and numerous creature comforts, this Catalina 36 is a nice clean boat with many upgrades. Her current owner has had the boat for eleven years and has been very maintenance-conscious.
Exclusions
All seller�s personal effects are excluded from the sale of the vessel.
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.