That's it, that was exactly the boat, but the interior was updated, classy and beautiful. It was a real pleasure to be on, luxurious and warm.aaronbocknek wrote:indeed it is the uniflite 36 double cabin/chris craft 362 catalina.... the design was kept, maybe a few tweeks after chris craft bought out uniflite.captainmaniac wrote:That really sucks. The boat would have been a Chris Craft Catalina, perhaps mid '80s. I think they shared a hull with Uniflyte.
in uniflite form....
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/ ... &imc=pg-fs
now in chris craft branding....
http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1987/Ch ... ted-States
sad to see a boat destroyed that way. then again, any way. the 38 chris craft corinthian is fixable i take it? that was the boat next to the burned out one.
I doubt very much if the boat next to it will be restored, as the guy is also a liveaboard and 82 years old, he has let it go in dis-repair, hasn't been out of the water in I don't know how long.