36' Colombia 36

" Tule Kate" Is on the hard at Marina Seca in San Carlos. The current owner did a complete refit before leaving the USA to cruise Mexico. They have now moved on, and this very nice Columbia is available for her next captain. More information on this boat is coming.

Practical sailor:

"The Columbia 36 was in production between 1967 and 1972. One reader estimates that more than 600 were built, making it a very successful model.

The boat was designed by William Crealock, the California naval architect who today is more readily associated with the Pacific Seacraft line of bluewater cruisers bearing his name. The Columbia 36, with its transom stern, aluminum frame windows, and step-down cabin, bears little resemblance to the Crealock 34 and 37, whose canoe sterns and bronze portlights give it a tough, traditional, go-anywhere look."

https://cortezyachtsales.com/sailing-37ft/under

Sails and Rigging:
Mainsail
Pineapple Sails Genoa
8:1 boom vang
Chain plates for uppers and lowers replaced
Spreaders replaced
Standing rigging replaced including turnbuckles and pins
Lifelines replaced
Backing plates added to stanchions
rewired mast lights and VHF antenna
Replaced halyards and masthead sheaves
Harken Furler
Masthead
Navigation Equipment:
GPS navigation system
Simrad 3G Radar Dome
Self-leveling radar pole
Pelagic autopilot
Nexus speed and depth system
Nexus wind system - needs new masthead transducer
Compass
Radar reflector
Safety Gear:
2 manual fire extinguishers
Engine room mounted automatic fire extinguisher
Climbing harness
Anchoring and Mooring:
35 lb Lewmar Claw (Bruce style) anchor
Manual anchor windlass
Bow and stern anchor rollers
Chain and rope
Fenders
Communication:
VHF radio
Engine and Fuel:
Pisces 27 diesel
Transmission rebuilt 4 years ago
Electronics:
Battery
Solar panels 270 watts
Galley Equipment:
Stove
Norcold icebox
Magma grill
Pressure water system
Comfort and Entertainment:
LCD TV
Maintenance Tools:
Spare parts