36 Northern Bay

[tunaorlater]

36 Northern Bay

Volvo tamd 74p 480hp 400 hours
18/19 knot cruise at 16 gph
24.5 wot
1999 hull complete refit inside and out up and down done in 2009
New 180 gallon fuel tanks in 2012, 360 total
New 2 inch shaft and pss drip less seal 2011
26x24 3 blade wheel
2009 7kw norpro genset
16btu a/c
Buss heater
Sleeps 6 comfortably
Enclosed head with fresh water toilet, sink and handheld shower
Galley has two burner top, sink, large fridge and microwave
Plenty of storage up and down
3 full stations, joy stick steering in cockpit
12 inch hydro slave hauler
Power assist steering, two ram piston
Lewmar windless 2 controls
Lewmar bow thruster 8 hp with controls up and down
60 gallon fresh water tank,6 gallon hot water heater
9 gallon waste tank , with pump out
Diamond sea glaze windows
Bridge and cockpit winter covers
Entire boat painted with alexseal paint


Electronics,
2- 12 inch 6100i northstars with sirius weather
2- 10 inch raymarine machines radar/fishfinder/gps
1- 7 inch raymarine
1- fcv 1100 furuno recorder
Ap 24 and ap 28 autopilot heads
3 VHF radios
Am/fm, cd, Sirius radio

Fishing equipment,
Lee jr outriggers
Lee center rigger
Gin pole
1200 quart cooler in cockpit
400 quart cooler in transom
50 gallon live well in transom
2 swivel rod holders
12- 30 deg rod holders
Cockpit tackle center
Cockpit controls
6- 500w spreader lights

Boat is in great condition and 100% of the equipment is in working order
$220,000
Mike 631-258-7574

I can't find the interior pics so I will have to take some this week.

 

[El Mar]

Oh man Tuna!

I'm sure you aren't looking to downsize to a 25 Parker huh?

Do I smell a 43 in the works?

 

[tunaorlater]

I am willing to take trades for the right deal

 

[BillD]

I am willing to take trades for the right deal

"The Parker" ?????

 

[Blacktide]

It's a nice boat!! Top notch rebuild,someone will get good use out of her.
Good luck.

 

[Field Tester]

This might be too personal, but being someone that has followed ALL of your builds posted, I have to ask WHY??? I thought this was built exactly for your needs?! Do I sense another build coming??? Maybe a 42?? By the way, if I had the $$$, I'd buy this boat in a second!! Your builds are awesome!! The details are very well thought out!

 

[CaptDave]

By the way, if I had the $$$, I'd buy this boat in a second!! Your builds are awesome!! The details are very well thought out!

Ditto, I could not agree more

 

[tunaorlater]

Thanks guys. I'm a 4 year boat owner at best. Since I have been a kid me and my dad have probably had over 100 boats. Right now we have 5 between the two of us. I will most likely take a year to get things and financing in order to build my dream boat. That will be a 42/43 with around 900hp. But I change my mind more then my underwear. This boat is defiantly the perfect fit for me, I just wish it was as fast as my old boat cruising at 23 knots. In order to make that happen I have to lay down more money then I could ever get back so it might be time for a change. If it doesn't sell no big deal, see ya on the edge!

 

[CEShawn]

I showed it to my wife today, ha, got blasted because she thought I was making a fake ad up because the guy taking the picture sort of looks like me... Damn fine boat... beautiful.

 

[tunaorlater]

I showed it to my wife today, ha, got blasted because she thought I was making a fake ad up because the guy taking the picture sort of looks like me... Damn fine boat... beautiful.

That's me so I guess you would look good in it because I know I do

 

[tunaorlater]

I have a ton of rebuild pics if anyone wants to see anything.

 

[F/V First Team]

That's one way to get it out/put it back in

 

[tunaorlater]

I didn't have the clearence in the door to get the boom I got use of so out the top it came. in the long run i think it was easier that way.

 

[F/V First Team]

absolutely!
i dont like having to do things like that either but it is way more cost effective and quicker to just get the butcherin' tools and get it done
on antique wooden boats though the owners frown on that severely
the lashups that ensue are downright scary sometimes

 

[BillD]

I didn't have the clearence in the door to get the boom I got use of so out the top it came. in the long run i think it was easier that way.

Having replaced a pr. of 6BTAs in the Blackfin using a girder/trolley and a crane, I always think about how to make an engine removal/replacement in the "next" boat easier.

I "fantasize" about a BIG removal hatch in the helm cabin roof....just in case !!!

 

[WoundUpMarine]

been down that road...

and sorry to go way off topic, beautiful boat by the way!!!

 

[tunaorlater]

That wouldn't fit out the door? Lol

 

[BillD]

been down that road...

and sorry to go way off topic, beautiful boat by the way!!!

Did you guys have to torch off the deck piece??
Or was that pre-planned when the ship was built ??

 

[WoundUpMarine]

its called a soft patch, we had to torch it off, but it was designed in structurally so we didnt have to cut through to many big beams. We did all the work in Singapore, took 3 and a half months to change out the crankshaft. Ill start another thread later so we dont get too of track with this one!

 

[tunaorlater]

Here are a few inside pics people have asked for. Sorry for the delay.