1979 Chris-Craft 350 Catalina

The 1979 Chris-Craft 350 Catalina is a 35-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin Cummins diesel engines. This two-cabin cruiser has undergone extensive refitting with new appliances, flooring, bedding, pumps, paint, and electronics throughout. The boat runs on diesel fuel and achieves fuel efficiency of 5 to 7 miles per gallon.

The layout centers on a main salon with full galley, abundant counter space, two bar stools, refrigerator, stove, and two recliners. The forward V-berth includes new mattresses and cedar-lined closet space, while the rear cabin offers a queen bed. The head features an electric toilet, molded shower, and sink with access from both the companionway and rear cabin. The fully enclosed cockpit has a new L-shaped seating arrangement with matching captain's chair on the starboard side.

The engine compartment houses twin 555 Cummins diesels with low hours, fitted with new fuel and oil filters, Velvet Drive transmissions, upgraded wiring, and heavy-duty battery cables. Fresh antifreeze has been flushed through the engines, and new marine deep-cell batteries provide reliable power. All-stainless steel exhaust piping and two new blowers with air ducts ensure proper ventilation.

Additional features include a new enclosed upper helm with radio extension, air conditioning and heating system, new ship-to-shore radio, deck carpeting, cedar entry grate, and new door and hatch cover. The salon has a liquor cabinet with custom lighting and cedar TV wall hookup.