1987 Marine Trader 36

The 1987 Marine Trader 36 is a double-cabin trawler built on a solid fiberglass hull with a traditional long keel that protects the propeller. The boat's 36-foot length and 12-foot beam create a stable platform suited to coastal cruising. She is powered by a single 135-horsepower Ford Lehman diesel engine with 2,530 hours, known for reliability and fuel efficiency.

The interior layout provides dual cabins and accommodations typical of the Marine Trader design. The boat spent 25 years in fresh water, which helped preserve her systems. Recent work includes installation of a new Bimini top and replacement of the freshwater tank.

The hull, joinery, accommodations, and mechanical systems remain in sound condition. The original fuel tanks will require attention or replacement—a consideration reflected in the boat's valuation. This presents the opportunity to own a classic dual-cabin trawler and update it according to personal standards.