1991 Hunter Vision 36

The 1991 Hunter Vision 36 is a 36-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat powered by a 30-horsepower Yammer diesel engine. Built around Hunter's signature free-standing fractional sloop rig with no backstay and a wing keel, the design prioritizes accessible handling and seaworthiness. The hull displaces 15,500 pounds and draws a minimum of 4 feet 7 inches.

Below decks, the boat offers two private cabins, a single head, and a full galley with oven and stovetop. The salon provides comfortable day-use space, while the expansive aft cockpit suits cruising or anchoring out. The sugar-scoop transom simplifies water access and tender launching. A 75-gallon freshwater tank, holding tank, and 1-gallon fuel tank support extended passages.

The yacht is equipped with an electric windlass, 30-amp shore power, a radio, water heater, and refrigeration. Engine hours are reported at 1,145. A dinghy with Honda 2-horsepower outboard and an inflatable tender are included. Barent winches handle sail trim, and a Magma propane grill is mounted on deck.