1988 Regal Commodore 360

The 1988 Regal Commodore 360 is a 36-foot cruiser built at the height of Regal's production run, powered by twin 7.4L MerCruiser engines with 2,148 hours. The boat features a modern design with attractive lines, a bow windlass, spacious flat bow decks, beach-to-bow ladder, and full canvas enclosure. Sea Deck flooring refreshes the cockpit, which includes a wet bar, large double-wide helm seating, and companion seating. The helm is clean and straightforward with updated instrumentation: new VHF radio, Lowrance depth finder, and an upgraded Bluetooth stereo system with new head unit, speakers, and subwoofer.

The 13-foot beam makes itself felt inside the cabin, which features updated carpeting throughout. Forward is a private stateroom with bi-fold doors; to port sits an additional berth convertible into a dinette with extra seating. The galley is well-equipped with a flat-top cooktop, large refrigerator, microwave, and ample storage. The mid-cabin functions as a generous main stateroom with an electric-flush head and separate shower and vanity setup.

Standard equipment includes air conditioning and heating, a Westerbeke generator (1,009 hours), water heater, trim tabs, transom shower, battery charger, smart TV, compass, and spotlight. The boat comes with dockside power cord, fenders, mooring lines, beach ladder, and life jackets.