1989 Catalina 34

This 1989 Catalina 34 is a fiberglass cruising sailboat with a 34.5-foot length and 11.75-foot beam. She is powered by a single Universal diesel engine rated at 23 horsepower. The design and construction reflect Catalina's reputation for robust, seaworthy sailboats suited to long-range cruising.

The boat has received substantial recent upgrades and maintenance. New sails were installed in 2025, along with fresh standing rigging. The propulsion system includes a new Maxprop Easy 3-blade propeller fitted in 2024. Navigation and communication systems are current, with new B&G instruments including wind instruments, GPS compass, and radio equipment added in early 2025. A new NMEA backbone was installed to integrate these systems. Solar power capability comes from a 2025 solar PV installation with dual Renogy 200W panels and Victron smart controllers.

Additional recent work includes a custom dodger and new hatch covers installed in 2025, new LED navigation light fixtures from 2023, and a bottom paint job from May 2024. Winches were serviced in 2024, and canvas covers protect the helm, companionway, and deck equipment. Service records dating to 2018 document consistent maintenance and engine upkeep.