1988 Regal Commodore 360

The 1988 Regal Commodore 360 is a 36-foot fiberglass cruiser powered by twin 7.4L MerCruiser gasoline engines producing 700 horsepower combined, with 2,148 engine hours. Regal's largest production boat at the time, the 360 features modern lines and an open cockpit design with a full canvas enclosure, windlass, large flat bow decks, and a swim ladder. The cockpit includes a wet bar, wide double-helm seating with a companion seat, updated stereo with Bluetooth connectivity, and modernized navigation electronics including an updated VHF radio and Lowrance depth finder.

The interior benefits from its 13-foot beam, providing generous space throughout. The cabin features updated carpeting and includes a forward private stateroom with bi-fold doors. The mid-cabin serves as the main sleeping area, and a port-side berth converts to a dinette with additional seating. The galley is equipped with a flat-top cooktop, large refrigerator, microwave, and ample storage.

The head features an electric flush toilet and separate shower stall with vanity. Additional systems and equipment include air conditioning and heating, a Westerbeke generator with 1,009 hours, water heater, trim tabs, transom shower, battery charger, dockside power with cords, beach ladder, fenders, mooring lines, life jackets, compass, and spotlight. Upholstery throughout has been updated from original, and Sea Deck flooring in the cockpit was replaced to refresh the overall appearance.