1986 Chris-Craft 350 Catalina

(CURRENT OWNER OF 5 YEARS) THIS VESSEL MAKES FOR A TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY -- BE SURE TO VIEW THE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS. LOW INTEREST EXTENDED TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE -- CALL OR EMAIL OUR SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS.

Freshwater use only this vessel features Twin 350's  270-hp Crusader Gas Engines. Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Air-Conditioning & Heat (2-zones), Onan 6.5 kw Generator w/680 Hours, Garmin GPS/Chartplotter, New VHF Marine Radio, Stereo System with Bluetooth, New LED High Powered Remote Controlled Spotlight, New Toilet, New Refrigerator, New Cushions/ Furniture, New Bottom Paint, Windlass Anchor, Bow Thruster, New Hot water Heater, and much more.

BROKERS NOTES: New Refrigerator, Updated Garmin Color Touchscreen GPS/Chartplotter, Full Camper Canvas, New Upper and Lower Salon Furniture, Bow Thruster, Generator and Much More, Highly recommended by Listing Agent!!

The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:

The Chris 350 Catalina is one of the most popular double-cabin cruisers produced in recent years. Her top-heavy profile is certainly less than inspiring, but the Catalina's expansive interior accommodation's are those of a much larger boat. She was built on a solid fiberglass hull with moderate beam, high free-board, and a relatively flat bottom that results in a decidedly hard ride in a chop. Several floor-plan arrangements were offered over the years, all with two staterooms and the galley in the salon. Twin single berths were standard in early models although an optional double bed was always available. Outside, the helm is positioned just forward of the aft deck in a manner that allows the captain and guests to easily converse. Wide side-decks make passage around the house easy and safe. Additional features include molded foredeck seating, a stall shower in the aft head compartment, good cabin headroom throughout, and a reasonably spacious engine room with good access to the motors. Among several engine options, twin 235-hp Crusaders will cruise the Chris 350 Catalina at 14-15 knots and top out in the low 20's. Note that the fuel capacity was increased to 250 gallons in 1983.