1988 Catalina 34 for Sale – 34 ft – Indiantown, Florida, United States

34 Catalina MKI

The Catalina 34 is a recreational sailboat designed by Frank V. Butler, first built in 1985, with a length overall of 34.50 feet and a displacement of 11,950 pounds. It features a masthead sloop rig, a Shoal draft keel, and is constructed primarily of fiberglass, making it suitable for coastal cruising and island-hopping.

Aurora has had many updates in recent years and has spent most of her recent years in the Bahamas. She is well-equipped, and with some basic maintenance, she is ready to sail.

PLease contact us with any questions.

34 Catalina

Upgrades:

All instruments are 2022 installs

• Raymarine Autopilot

• B&G 9” multifunction Zeus chartplotter

• B&G wind instruments, transducer, etc

• AIS

• Windless with 200’ chain

• 2022 Solar panels 3 X 100Watt (300 Watt total)

• 2022MPPt smart solar charger 100/50 Victron

• 2022 Victron Energy battery monitor

• 2024 Stack pack for mainsail

• 2022 Dodger with separate removable windows for airflow & window covers for shade

• 2022 Bimini with window & cover

• 2022 connection piece with window & cover

• 2020 new sails. Stored inside during the summer months. Sun cover on 150% reefing genoa. Mainsail is fully battened.

• Dinghy davits

• Stainless steel Gas, diesel, water mounts

• 2021 Lithium batteries house bank & Start (400 amp hours?)

• salt water foot pump

• Additional fan in stateroom

Additional items

• Mercury 9.9 outboard

• Cockpit cushions 2” cushions & 4” cushion on stern captain seats

• New throttle/shifter handles (not yet installed)

• (2) 5-gal diesel jerry cans,

• New bilge pump and float switch

Numerous extra boat parts, blocks, cleats, electrical connections, filters, cords, etc…This boat spent 3 seasons sailing the Bahamas. It has many extras for fixes along the way

Maintenance

• New throttle/shifter cables

• Most hoses replaced on the engine

• New exhaust hose

• New cockpit drain hose

• 2024 cleaned heat exchanger

• New motor mounts

There was some internal engine maintenance done during the COVID years; the paperwork is on the boat.

*The boat has working Air conditioning. However, the raw water was disconnected from the water intake to install a foot pump. Needs a Y-connection to the saltwater intake; it should work fine again. It's a Webasto and still turns on and starts to cool, but it needs the water to continue.

*It might be worth noting that the side window gaskets need to be replaced. Obviously, not a big deal, but they are leaking because the gaskets are too old and shrivel up.

*Also the RPM gauge isn't calibrated

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.