1987 Chris Craft 362 Catalina - For Sale at Cheboygan, MI 49721 - ID 635108

1987 Chris Craft 362 Catalina

Cheboygan, MI

$35,000

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Specifications

Type

Yacht
Make / Model

Chris Craft / 362 Catalina
Year / Condition

1987 / Used
Length

36'
Hull Material

Fiberglass
HIN

UNFCF184C787
Boat Location

Cheboygan, MI
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Description

(CURRENT OWNER OF 28-YEARS) PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP IS EVIDENT. LIVE ABOARD CAPABLE WITH DESIRABLE 2-STATEROOM LAYOUT IN THIS 1987 CHRIS-CRAFT 362 CATALINA - PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS.
Freshwater / Great Lakes boat since new this vessel features twin Crusader 350 V8 (270HP) gas inboards with just over 1100 original hours. The cabin has incredible space and has been impeccably maintained with a v-berth plus additional single bunk forward and a large double island berth aft. Electronics package includes: Newer GPS Multifuction Display, Radar, Speed/Depth and VHF. Full galley, head w/ shower in the master stateroom, additional guest head forward.
Broker Notes:Features include but are not limited to: Newer Canvas, Covers for Helm and All Bridge Seats, Electric Windlass, Electric Heads (Newer), Spare Propellers, Weaver Davits and Dual AC/Heat. This classic motor yacht is priced to sell and is in water for showing and sea trial.
The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:
When Uniflite went out of business in 1984, Chris Craft immediately acquired the molds to the entire Uniflite line and turned nearly all of them into Chris Craft models. The 362 Catalina was one of those boats, a roomy aft-cabin cruiser that Uniflite had recently updated with a new flybridge and interior along with additional fuel. Aside from her practical galley-down floorplan with double berths fore and aft, the 362’s spacious flybridge and easy handling added much to her appeal as a family cruiser. Where a lower helm station was standard when Uniflite built the boat, it became an option when Chris Craft took over production. Removable hatches in the salon sole provide good access to the engine room, and wraparound cabin windows give the salon a very open appearance. Note that Chris Craft originally included a tub/shower in the aft head compartment but dropped that arrangement in 1987 in favor of a shower stall. Additional features include a full teak interior, relatively wide side decks, a swim platform, and good cabin storage. Built on a solid fiberglass hull, twin 270hp gas inboards cruise the 362 Catalina at 17–18 knots (mid 20s top).