1996 Carver 370 Voyager

The 1996 Carver 370 Voyager is a 37-foot fiberglass cruiser powered by twin 7.4-liter Crusader gasoline engines producing 640 horsepower and capable of cruising at 22.6 knots. The design integrates accommodations and amenities typically found in larger boats, making it suitable for extended family cruising or intimate voyages for two.

The interior includes two cabins and one head, with the main stateroom featuring an enlarged bed fitted with custom memory foam. The saloon accommodates six and is outfitted with a new refrigerator and freezer, new countertops, new sofa and two chairs, and commercial-grade vinyl plank flooring throughout. The flybridge features an enclosed structure with polycarbonate front panels and is topped with Permateak decking, along with the swim platform, cockpit, and boarding steps.

Navigation and communication equipment includes a Simrad GO-12 multifunction display with Navionics charts, Simrad 4G radar, and Simrad VHF/AIS radio with wireless handset. A remote-controlled spotlight and stainless steel twin trumpet horns are mounted on deck, with exterior privacy screens installed around the boat.

Significant mechanical and structural work has been completed: new house and start batteries, new fuel lines, belts, hoses, and filters throughout; replaced cutlass bearings; new control cables at both helms; and interior solar shades. The engines and generator were last serviced in April 2025. Dinette seats and lower helm seat were recovered in 2025.