La Paz Cruisers Supply & Brokerage
6196093432
La Paz Cruisers Supply & Brokerage
6196093432
The Catalina 36 is a very popular design, for a very good reason. More then 3000 hulls were made and the Catalina 36 is one of the most sought-after designs ever built. It is a comfortable coastal cruiser, with great performance in light to moderate wind, very well balanced, built well and easy to use. "Wiley" has all her lines leading to the cockpit so it's easy to sail even when single handing or with a limited crew. On top of that, with a 12 VDC water maker and 510 watts solar power, you can stay off-the grid for a long periods of time. "Wiley" is the Tall Rig version of the MK II with the deep water keel. The sugar scoop is great for swimming and hanging with feet in the water. It is also a great fish cleaning table with hot and cold shower right there. It is already in the Sea of Cortez, one of the best cruising grounds on the planet with countless virgin anchorages, great fishing, diving & snorkeling. The Mexico mainland on one side and the Baja peninsula on the other - how can you go wrong?
Buying a boat in Mexico can have some tax advantages in saving you state sales
tax and the boat is already where you want to start cruising. When buying a boat in
Mexico, all of the title transfer, paperwork, and funds transfers are handled in the
United States by a Marine Documentation Services Company for your convenience
and peace of mind.
The owners of La Paz Cruisers Supply and Brokerage are cruisers themselves and
have been living and cruising aboard in Mexico since 2008. Our team has crossed
oceans, sailed to the South Pacific, delivered catamarans from South Africa and
sailed around the Caribbean, Mediterranean and world. Our goal isn't to waste your
time, but to help you find a boat that fits your budget and dreams.
Service battery bank: 4 X 6V batteries for 400 Amp. hours
Engine start battery: 1 X 12V battery
Battery selector switch
Battery monitor
Battery charger: Sterling Power, 12V/30 Amp
Smart system regulator
Solar panels: 2 X 255 Watt for a total of 510 Watts.
Inverter: Xantrex 1800 Watts, pure sine-wave.
Dock side cable: 110V/30 Amps.
Galvanic Isolator - 30 Amps.
Main anchor: Manson 15 kg, with 200' of 5/16" galvanized chain.
2nd anchor: Bruce
Stern anchor: Fortress FX16
Windlass: Electric "Maxwell" vertical shaft.
Rigging age: 15 years old.
Mainsheet traveler: Harken
Boom Vang: Rigid, spring loaded
Roller furling: Schaeffer
Backstay adjuster: Manual
Winches: 2 X Lewmar 48, self-tailing, 2 speed
2 X Lewmar 30, self-tailing, 2 speed
Preventer/Boom brake
Aluminum mast, keel stepped
Rigging: Stainless-steel 1X19 wire.
Windlass: Maxwell, vertical shaft.
Outboard motor davit: stainless-steel single manual davit.
Outboard mount: Edson plastic with stainless-steel.
Double stainless-steel lifelines with a gate on each side.
Boarding/Swimming ladder: mounted on the transom.
PFD's: 5
Life-Sling
EPIRB: ACR Global Fix.
The owners repaired minor issues with the sails like:
Adding extra UV thread to beef up.
Patch minor imperfections.
The main is fully battened and a dutchman furling system lets the sail fall fully contained on the boom. Makes it very easy for a single handed sail drop.
The sails are all rigged to be run from the cockpit even by one person.
There is a single line reefing system on the main.
A winch can be used to adjust the 125 genoa as needed to reef.
To the genoa sail we added a new and larger sunbrella cover for full coverage of the dacron when furling quickly.
The original 100 jib is onboard as well.
Brand new gennaker with running gear readied.
There is a nice spring loaded vang on the boom.
The B&G Zeus T-12 touchscreen with AIS, great Radar and active forward sonar overlays are a blast....especially with the go free wireless logged onto your ipad in your bunk!