1988 Chris-Craft 381 Catalina

The Chris-Craft 381 Catalina is a 38-foot fiberglass flybridge yacht built on a broad 14-foot beam that yields genuinely spacious accommodations. Twin Crusader gasoline engines rated at 660 total horsepower drive the boat to a top speed of 26 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 16 knots.

The galley-up interior centers on a generous salon with convertible settee and port deck door, flowing into a full galley with ample storage. Two staterooms provide sleeping quarters, with the master featuring a king bed. The aft head includes a tub and shower. Topside, walkaround decks ring the boat, and a molded foredeck bench seat offers a natural gathering spot. The helm and aft deck area are combined without a flybridge, keeping sight lines open and eliminating the need for internal ladders.

Additional features include a spacious engine room, an aft deck wet bar with ice maker and refrigerator, swim platform, and boarding ladder. The 381 represents the solid construction Chris-Craft was known for during this era, blending practical seamanship design with comfortable cruising capability.