Overview
- 1992 Catalina 36 For Sale in San Diego
Now Available is a well-maintained 1992 Catalina 36 in San Diego, CA, equipped with the highly sought-after open transom layout. This vessel represents an excellent opportunity for anyone in the market for a capable and comfortable cruising sailboat with several recent and valuable upgrades already completed.
Notable highlights include newer rigging, newer sails, and an upgraded electronics package — all of which provide peace of mind and enhanced modernity under sail. The Catalina 36 has long been a favorite among coastal cruisers for its spacious interior, balanced sailing characteristics, and reliable build quality.
The interior offers a warm and functional layout with generous accommodations, ample storage, and a large galley — ideal for extended weekends or cruising. On deck, she’s well laid out for short-handed sailing, and the open transom provides convenient access to the water, making it easier to board from a dinghy or swim platform.
This Catalina 36 is priced to sell and easy to own, offering real value in today’s market. Showings are by appointment only with a minimum of 24 hours’ notice. Contact the listing broker today to arrange a private tour.
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Specifications
Basic Information
- Manufacturer
- Catalina
- Model
- 36
- Year
- 1992
- Category
- Sail
- Condition
- Pre-Owned
- Status
- Available
- Hull Type
- Monohull
Dimensions & Weight
- Length
- 36' (10.97 m)
- Beam
- 11' 11"
- Draft
- 5' 10"
Engine
- Engine
- Universal 35
- Number of Engines
- 1
- Horsepower
- 35 hp
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
Features
- Location
- San Diego, CA, US
- Boat Type
- Cruiser
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- LOA
- 36' 4"
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Fuel
- 25 gal
- Fresh Water
- 72 gal
- Holding Tank
- 15 gal
- Berths
- 4
- Heads
- 1
- Equipment
- No
Equipment List
Galley
- Hillerage 2 Burner Propane Stove and OvenDometic top loading refrigerator2 Basin Stainless Steel SinkMicrowave
Navigation and Electronics
- B&G V9 Multifunction Display (Chart, Radar)B&G Wind Speed and DirectionRaymarine AutopilotStandard Horizon Eclips VHF
Sailing
- North Sails 130%Profurl C350 FurlerTWO Lewmar 46 2 speed Self Tailing WinchesLewmar Size 30 WinchLewmar Size 30 Self Tailing Winch
Wet Head shower
- Stainless Steel Sink
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Purchase Support
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Discuss your needs with your broker early so these arrangements can be considered before completing your purchase.
Surveys & Inspections
A marine survey is an independent assessment of a boat. The report identifies the vessel and reviews its construction, equipment, electronics, safety equipment, electrical systems, fuel systems, and other relevant features. The process also includes hauling the boat out so the surveyor can inspect its bottom.
Surveys commonly include recommendations for repairs or maintenance. California Yacht Sales can provide a list of surveyors accredited through NAMS or SAMS. Your insurer or lender may also require a survey.
Yes. A mechanical or engine survey is a separate report focused on the boat’s propulsion systems. It can review the engines, fuel and oil systems, exhaust, cooling systems, alarms, and transmissions. Depending on the engine and inspection, it may also include compression testing.
Your broker can help coordinate the marine survey and mechanical inspection as part of the purchase process. Learn more on our Buyer Info page.
Viewings & Sea Trials
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A sea trial is part of the purchase process and gives you an opportunity to observe how the boat handles underway and test its systems. It is generally arranged through your broker as part of an offer and the agreed purchase contingencies, rather than as a same-day test drive during an initial viewing.
Your broker can explain the timing and requirements for the boat you are considering. See our Buyer Info page for an overview of the process.
