1990 Catalina 36

By far the cleanest most upgraded fresh water

36' Catalina Mark I - tall rig you will find. 

• Garmin GPSMAP 545 series GPS
• TackTick wireless depth, speed, water temp and wind
• West Marine VHF500 w/ Uniden WHAM wireless microphone and exterior speaker
• Raymarine SmartPilot X-5 autopilot
• Autohelm ST50 plus radar 

• V-berth master double, quarter berth double, main salon one double and one single
• 3 opening hatches, 6 opening ports
• 3 - 12volt fans
• LED interior lighting
• Convertible dinette table
• Marine head with shower, hot & cold pressure water
• Teak & holly cabin sole

• Wheel steering
• Freshwater cooled deisel engine
• Manual and 12volt bilge pumps
• Jabsco manual marine head, holding tank with TankWatch level monitor
• Reverso oil change system
• Martec folding prop
• 2 Interstate 12volts deep cell marine batteries
• ProMariner marine battery charger
• 30amp 110volt service
• 50 foot 30amp power cord

• Samsung flat screen TV w/Sony Bleu-ray dic player and Glomex antennae
• West Marine 3000 am/fm, disk player w/ interior and exterior speakers
• LED anchor light
• Electric windlass
• Delta anchor w/200' of 1/2" nylon three strand rode and 20' of chain
• Dockside water inlet in anchor locker
• Lifesling
• Bag of 4 PFDs
• 2 fenders and 4 docklines

• 12volt Adler-Barbour refridgeration system
• ENO cooktop, recently converted from CNG to propane
• Double sink w/ hot & cold pressure water
• Microwave

The Catalina 36 is an iconic cruiser. This boat has never been in salt water, just fresh water. The Mark I model has a walk-through transom that is just right for swimming or getting in and out of your dinghy. In addition to the typical dodger and bimini, a full enclosure allows you to extend your season into the Spring and Fall. The tall-rig mast sports a UK Tapedrive mainsail and a 150% genoa on a Harken roller furler. Many pieces of deck hardware have been upgraded to "tougher-than-nails" Garhaur equipment designed to make sailing easier and safer. If the wind should fail to cooperate, the Universal M-35 diesel will get you where you want to go at 6-7 knots easily.

Downstairs you will find accommodations that make your sailing and cruising comfortable. The recent change from CNG to propane means that finding fuel for cooking just got easier. Most light fixtures have been changed for LED fixtures; the drain on your batteries is now significantly reduced. A flat screen TV, Blue-ray player and AM/FM radio/CD player will provide entertainment whenever you choose.

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BRANDON FOR MORE INFO

616-405-1715

brandon@cgyacht.com