Chris Craft Commander

1967 CHRIS CRAFT “COMMANDER” 35 w/flybridge
The Chris-Craft 360 Commander, also known as the 36 Sports Cruiser in
earlier years, is a classic Chris-Craft model known for its durability,
comfortable ride, and timeless design. Produced from 1973 to 1986, it was a
popular choice for both fishing and cruising, with various interior layouts
offered. A wide cockpit protects from the weather by a standard hardtop
with a large foredeck for sun lounging, a popular feature of larger Chris-
Craft yachts. In the main cabin, a roomy dinette is opposite a long lounge
making a fine midship entertainment area. There’s sleeping room for six, and
headroom that gives six-footers almost five inches to spare! The lounge
becomes upper and lower berths, and the dinette converts to a double berth.
Just forward is an L-shaped galley with an under-counter refrigerator-freezer
and electric range with oven. The spacious lavatory facilitates a shower. V-
berths and a wardrobe are in the private forward stateroom. Twin-screw 427s Ford engines power this classic. The 35’ Commander is a no-nonsense boat. It
is big enough and comfortable enough to run in good sized seas, and it takes
those good-sized seas seriously. For those who are looking for a classic well-
recognized beauty with a good reputation in the boating industry, this boat
is for you! **Slip is transferrable** Delivery with licensed Captain available at buyers expense.

Call/text Rebecca @509-876-1737. Email: 360marinellc@gmail.com

SPECIFICATIONS
Vessel Type: Chris-Craft Commander 35 with flybridge
Vessel: M/V ‘Epiphany’
Hull: Exa3500
Builder: Chris-Craft Corp. Sarasota, FL.
Year Built; 1968
LOA: 35’-0”
Beam: 13’-0”
Draft: 3'-0"
Height from waterline (clearance): 13’ 5.5” Headroom: 6’-4”
Displacement: 14,930 lbs
Construction: Fiberglass, twin bronze rudders
Engines: Twin 427 V8 Gasoline 300 hp each
Start: 12V, RPM: 3200, Port engine 899 hrs, Stbd engine: 1029 hrs
Reduction Ratio: 2.47:1, Model: Borg Warner Velvet 41 Fuel Capacity: 150 gal (2 tanks)
Water Capacity: 50 gallons estimated, hot water 10 gallons Batteries: 4-Deep 6V, House 2 gp27 mains
Propeller: 2- 4 blade bronze, 28”x 25p
Windlass: Ideal electric anchor windlass on bow with roller Galley stove & oven electric, refrigerator electric
Original Chris-Craft Manual & Engine Manual
Maintenance & Repair Receipts on board
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