1990 CAPE DORY 35' 9" for Sale in Somerset, Massachusetts
This 1990 Cape Dory 36 Flybridge Sedan is located in Somerset, MA. SOUTHERLY is available for immediate sale.
Economical to operate and easy on the eyes, the Cape Dory 36 Flybridge is a Downeast style convertible whose blend of classic lines and spirited, planing-speed performance still hits the sweet spot with boating traditionalists. Built on a modified-V hull with a solid fiberglass bottom, and a long, prop-protecting keel. The interior of the Cape Dory 36 is dominated by the handcrafted teak cabinets and trim long identified with this builder. SOUTHERLY is the standard two stateroom layout with midlevel galley. The perfect cruising yacht with a spacious cockpit and equipped with a transom door and teak swim platform. Additional features include a teak bow pulpit, wide side decks, and a compact flybridge with the helm forward.
Economical to operate and easy on the eyes, the Cape Dory 36 Flybridge is a Downeast style convertible whose blend of classic lines and spirited, planing-speed performance still hits the sweet spot with boating traditionalists. Built on a modified-V hull with a solid fiberglass bottom, and a long, prop-protecting keel. The interior of the Cape Dory 36 is dominated by the handcrafted teak cabinets and trim long identified with this builder. SOUTHERLY is the standard two stateroom layout with midlevel galley. The perfect cruising yacht with a spacious cockpit and equipped with a transom door and teak swim platform. Additional features include a teak bow pulpit, wide side decks, and a compact flybridge with the helm forward.
General Features
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
United States
Designer
CAPE DORY
Hull Material
Fiberglass
Boat Type
Motor
Category
Cruising Yacht
Fuel Tank Capacity
350 Gal
Fresh Water Tank
100 Gal
Model
GM 8.2 Liter CI
Engine Hours
2600 H
Fuel Type
Diesel
Horsepower Per Engine
250 HP
Measurements
OVERALL LENGTH
35.75 FT
DRAFT
3.5 FT
BEAM
13.5 FT
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