1999 Sabre 362

The Sabre 362 is a 36-foot fiberglass cruising sailboat built in Maine to a design by naval architect Jim Taylor. This 1999 example features a dark blue hull with a classic cherry interior throughout. The boat is powered by a 32 HP Yanmar diesel engine with a Max-Prop 2-blade feathering propeller, delivering a cruising speed of 6.5 knots. Sail handling equipment includes a Harken MK II roller furling system, Harken adjustable genoa cars, a Strong Track mainsail slide system, and a SailTec hydraulic split backstay adjuster, along with a spinnaker pole and Hall Quick Vang.

Navigational and cruising systems are comprehensive: KVH Quadro instrumentation displays wind and boat speed data, while GPS, depth sounder, log-speedometer, VHF radio, compass, plotter, and autopilot support passage-making. Deck features include a windlass with cockpit remote control, midship mooring cleats, dodger and bimini, custom rain curtains, and a custom cockpit table.

Below deck, the layout provides two private cabins, a spacious salon with custom cherry table, and one head with a separate shower stall. The galley is equipped with a CNG stove and oven. Climate and comfort systems include Espar diesel heating, hot and cold pressure water, a VacuFlush head, Adler-Barbour refrigeration and freezer, a Heart inverter/charger, battery charger, shore power connection, and a Sea Recovery watermaker for extended independent cruising. Custom storage enhancements maximize the usable interior space.