1984 CAL 35

The 1984 Cal 35 is a 35-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed for coastal and offshore cruising. Powered by a 32-horsepower Universal diesel engine, it delivers a cruising speed of 5.5 knots with a maximum speed of 7.2 knots. The hull features a responsive fin keel and spade rudder, paired with a beam of 11 feet, creating a stable platform for extended passages.

The interior combines practical cruising accommodations with teak woodwork throughout. The layout includes a forward cabin, a bright salon, a fully equipped galley with custom storage solutions, and a spacious head. Recent interior work included refinishing all woodwork and floors down to the fiberglass and reworking the headliner. The boat is outfitted with custom mattresses and comes complete with linens and dishes.

The yacht has undergone substantial systems upgrades and equipment additions. The mast was pulled in 2016, professionally sandblasted, powder-coated, and rewired with all rigging replaced. The engine received a professional overhaul. New systems include a macerator pump, water pump, toilet, watermaker, four house batteries, and four solar panels with an MPPT controller alongside existing panels. Electrical upgrades feature LED lighting throughout, a 400-amp-hour AGM battery bank with Victron monitoring, and a wind generator.

Navigation and autopilot systems include three Garmin displays, a self-leveling radar, and three autopilot options: a Cape Horn windvane, an electronic autopilot, and a Tillerpilot. Deck equipment encompasses a mainsail with custom rain catchers, furling staysail, feathering prop, emergency rudder, series drogue with custom chain plates, and custom boom vang and mainsheet traveler. Additional features include solid 316 stainless steel lifelines and rails, dinghy davits, a propane grill, and a comprehensive safety package.