1986 Chris-Craft 350 Catalina

Construction

Off-white fiberglass hull, deck and deckhouse; black and gold boottop and accent stripes; black bottom paint; Modified V shaped hull, with sharp forward section and flatter aft sections for improved speed and economy; Hard Top with substantial anodized aluminum tubular support frame; light gold Sunbrella enclosure (2017); hydraulic wheel steering; 1 hatch (forward); numerous sliding windows.

Accommodations

The yacht sleeps 6, and has approximately 6’2” to 6’6” headroom.  V-berth stateroom forward; large, open main cabin with a hide-a-bed sofa to starboard and two leatherette upholstered chairs to port. The ‘L’ shaped galley is aft to port. The master stateroom is aft and features an amidships double berth, head with enclosed shower, hanging locker and mirrored vanity.

  “This is a very spacious boat, with lots of room for living and entertaining, and ample storage space.  Below deck, the salon & galley area is approximately 10' x 12'.  Above, the enclosed helm-station, cockpit & aft-deck area is approximately 9' x 9'.”

Galley: 2-burner electric glass stovetop; microwave oven; convection toaster-oven;  single-burner propane stove; Refrigerator/Freezer: Large 12/110 volt Nova Kool fridge (on top)/freezer (on bottom); abundant counter and locker space; stainless steel sink with hot and cold pressure water. 

Head: Composting head ( 9.5-gallon holding tank unhooked; can be reused if a fixed head is prefered) The shower is stand-up, in a separate enclosure, with an electric sump pump.

Water capacity: 100-gallon plastic water tank. Hot water: 11-gallon stainless steel electric water heater.

Air Conditioning: 16,000 BTU for V-berth and salon; 10,000 BTU for aft cabin(not tested or used). 
Heating: Portable electric heater.

Engines

Twin Crusader gasoline inboard engines, model CH 270; Engine serial numbers: Port 55961;  Starboard 55802; Fresh Water Cooling (heat-exchangers); 270 horsepower each; Hour Meters: Port 988; Starboard 973; Cruising speed: Approximately 6 knots at 1800 rpm; Approximately 8 knots at 2200 rpm; Approximately 14 knots at 3200 rpm; Maximum speed: Approximately 21 knots at 4200 rpm. Fuel capacity: approximately 250 gallons (Twin aluminum tanks with a capacity of approximately 125 gallons each); bilge blowers; Automatic fire suppression system in engine compartment (Fireboy Halon 1301); Groco bronze seacocks (2 for the engines, 1 for the generator, 1 for the air conditioner); Transmissions: Velvet Drive (2.57:1 ratio); Line-cutters (Spurs) on drive shafts; Trim tabs.

Electrical Systems

The yacht has both 12 volt DC & 110 volt AC systems.

The 12 volt system is supplied by alternators on the engines, a TrueCharge Model #20 battery charger or solar panel through (2) selector switches to circuit breaker panels thence to lights & accessories. The 110 volt AC system is supplied by either shore-power connections (2; with two shore cords – I for A/C), or by the MCCK 6.5 KW Onan generator.  There are 3 marine batteries, in a 2 (engine starting) + 1 (house system) configuration. The yacht has a full complement of interior, courtesy and navigation lights.   

Electronics

VHF radios: Standard Horizon (model GX 2335S NOVA+), Raymarine (model RAY 55); Compass: Ritchie 4-inch magnetic powerdamp (model HB-71); GPS: Garmin (model GPSMap 162) with internal antenna, Raymarine with Raystar RS 125 receiver; Radar scanner: Raymarine (scanner model RD 218); Chart-plotter/Display: Raymarine (model C80); Depth sounder: Standard Horizon (model DS 30); Engines synchronizer: Guest micro-synch; Stereo: Dual Marine AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA/USB (model MXD662B) with 4 speakers (2 in the salon and 2 in the helm-station/aft deck area).

Additional

Anchors: CQR (primary), Danforth (secondary); Anchor windlass: GOOD brand (with remote control at bow); 3 electric bilge pumps (forward, mid-ship and aft); Windshield wipers; DINGHY: 2011 West Marine 10-foot inflatable (model SB 310); JACK STANDS: Full set of 8, with 3/4" treated plywood bases for extra stability; 6 dock lines; 6 fenders; mooring harness; 2 boat hooks; First aid kit; 4 fire extinguishers; 10 life preservers (PFDs); Horseshoe life-ring; 12 flares; Electric horn; Brass bell; Tide clock; cockpit cushions; swim platform and ladder; Stainless steel bow pulpit and rails with lifelines;  dishes and cutlery; pots and pans; engine & equipment manuals.

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.

Additional Contact Information
Sunnybrook Yachts is a professional yacht dealership and brokerage firm with brokers located in boating areas from Newfoundland to Ontario.
Sunnybrook has been providing yacht sales expertise since 1990, with over two hundred years of combined experience and representing new yachts from Alerion, MJM, Island Packet, Jeanneau, J/Boats, Leopard, True North and Tartan Yachts.
Import and export specialists for North American and European transactions.
In addition to new and pre-owned yacht sales, Sunnybrook can provide service and refit management with a full time, year round service team in Chester that focuses their efforts on our clients yachts. The service team’s capabilities include all aspects of commissioning new vessels, yacht refit and repair along with captain services.
For an appointment to see the boat or if you have any questions, please email us at syb@eastlink.ca or try our office at 902.275.2424.
Listing Broker:  John Suederick