36' Westerly Corsair Cruisers

Dimensions
Ballast: 6600
Displacement: 15500
Engines
Total Power: 28
Cruising Speed: 6.5 kts @ 2200rpm
Max Speed: 7 kts @ 3000rpm
Tanks
Fuel: 41 gal, Aluminum
Fresh Water: 71 gal, Aluminum
Accommodations & Layout
Accommodates 7-8. At the bottom of the companionway to starboard is a proper u-shaped galley. To port is a full forward-facing navigation station with desk large enough to accept a full chart folded no more than once. Just aft of the navigation station is the passageway to the private aft cabin. The passageway offers one of the best sea berths on the boat complete with weather cloth. Under is more storage. The passageway also offers two full-length deeply fiddled shelves for casual storage of readily needed items.

Between the galley and the aft head, on the starboard side of the boat is an enormous storage room. Accessible from the starboard side of the cockpit, under the seating area, the locker is called "the garage" by many owners. It is approximately 4' X 5' X 7' deep! Even if a 6-7.5 kW genset were mounted in the bottom of the locker, there would still be a lot of room left.

The engine is mounted centerline under the cockpit. The result is that the engine is accessed on the forward side in less than 20 seconds by dismantling the cleverly put together companionway ladder. In addition, a large panel in the passageway and a large panel in the storage locker offer access port and starboard.

Owner's Cabin
Aft is the owner's cabin with full-sized athwartships double measuring eight feet plus! It has its own hanging locker, ample storage under the berth, full wrap-around shelving and a private head.

Salon
The main salon has a fixed centerline table that seats four comfortably with liquor and wine storage in the center console. To port and starboard are settees that convert quickly and easily to exceptionally comfortable and secure sea berths. The port settee also converts to a queen-sized double if needed. There is abundant and accessible storage under, behind and over the settees and plenty of bookshelf space over the cave storage areas.

Guest Cabin
V-berth forward with en suite hanging locker. Deep shelves with fiddles to port and starboard offer room for small duffels, personal items and books. Other than the space consumed by the 20-gallon holding tank (there are two separate holding tanks, one aft and one forward), the area under the V-berth offers a large storage area for rarely used items or for launching a sail through the forward hatch. The head forward with shower is just aft to port with an additional hanging locker to starboard.
Galley

• 6-cubic foot Norcold refrigerator
• Pressure fresh water system
• 2-burner Flavel Vanessa stove with oven
• Electric/engine-heated water heater
• GE microwave oven

Deck and Hull

• 300' 5/16" high-test chain for 45# CQR anchor
• Bimini (frame only)
• Closed cell foam cockpit cushions
• Simpson-Lawrence 1200# windlass (electric up only; can be wired for electric down)
• Stern boarding ladder
• Docklines and fenders
• Port and starboard boarding gates
• Opening hatches in aft cabin, salon, forward head & forward cabin
• Last hauled November 2000 for 5 coats Petit Trinidad bottom paint (7 on waterline, leading edge of hull, keel and rudder)
• Deluxe radar mast also mounting antennas for GPS, emergency VHF, TV and a deck light

Electronics and Navigation

• Autohelm 4000 autopilot
• Binnacle-mounted compass
• 24-mile Raytheon radar
• B&G depth sounder
• Icom VHF radio
• Garmin 128 GPS
• Clock and barometer
• B&G speed and distance log
• Stereo and television
• B&G race repeater

Electrical System

• 3 Uni-Solar solar panels
• DC and AC electrical systems
• Automatic battery charger
• 1700-watt Portawatz inverter
• 4 batteries plus 1 dedicated starting battery with parallel switch
• 50-amp shore power

Sails and Rigging

• S/S wire standing rigging
• Aluminum deck-stepped mast
• 110 and 150 genoas
• Harken roller furling main and headsail
• Whisker pole
• (2) #23 standard and (2) #27 self-tailing Barlow winches

Engine and Mechanical
Engine hour meter reads 1629, this somewhat higher than actual, due to key hours versus engine hours.

• Cruisaire 16,000-BTU reverse cycle air conditioner (dockside only)
• 1 automatic and 1 manual bilge pump
• Wheel steering (cable)
• 2 sump pumps
• 650nm range
• 37.5-gal water tank aft and 33.5-gal water tank forward

Additional Information
Stoutly built as an offshore cruiser with an incredible use of space. A 36-foot vessel that offers an interior and storage comparable to most 40-footers.
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.